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Special Rapporteur on torture: Starving civilians in Gaza is lethal, inhumane and degrading, and it must end
Liberals and Nationals secure an investigation into childcare regulator failures
ASIC bans Ian Potter of Superannuation Advice Australia for 5 years for failure to supervise provisional relevant provider
Donnybrook Man Fined Over Untreated Dog With Cancer
“A full-blown system failure” – surgeons at John Hunter hospital told only to admit patients at risk of ‘limb or life loss’
New report highlights emerging risks in multi-agent AI systems
Land clearing under Labor jumps staggering 40%, worse than Coalition
Charges following erratic driving and ramming in Langwarrin
Register As Organ And Tissue Donor This DonateLife Week
Job Decline Continues, Wages Not Growing With Inflation
Police Update: Illegal E-bike Operation At Mackay
Labor’s secret plan to break its word: privatise bus operations without tender
Canberra Electrical Contracting Business Faces Court
Anglican Church leader calls for Gaza Ceasefire
From the Commissioner: Be aware of the signs of a stressed ceiling
Be Aware Of Signs Of Stressed Ceiling
Gold miner fined $945,000 after truck fatally struck underground worker
Modernising heart failure treatment in Hawke’s Bay
Allan Labor Government warned two years ago underfunding would compromise child abuse watchdog
Time To Ramp Up Safety In Cattle Yards
ASIC sues Fortnum Private Wealth for allegedly failing to adequately manage cybersecurity risks
South-west Farmer Fined For Animal Cruelty Charges
Three GFG Alliance Group companies ordered to lodge outstanding annual reports with ASIC
Police Update 2: Suspicious Fire in West End, QLD
Expanded Jack’s Law Now In Effect
Fresh Start For Tasmania 18 July 2025
P-plater Caught At Dangerous Speed On Midland Highway
Mould crisis grows as $750 million prison project sits empty
Snow visitors on thin ice as Operation Eastern Snow continues
‘Breakthrough Science’ grant supports disease-targeting lipid research
ASIC pursues licensees after financial advisers gave advice while unregistered
Difficult Decision Made On Kilcunda Viaduct Bridge
Liberals and Nationals will oppose Bill giving Labor power to break into private property
O’Brien – Liberals and Nationals will oppose Bill giving Labor power to break into private property
Labor’s Freight Failures Driving Up Costs
No more delay: urgent reforms needed now to protect Victorian children
ACC Workers To Strike For Fairer Pay
Labor’s chronic teacher shortage crisis costing $755,000 a day with no end in sight
NSW company faces court for alleged failure to pay unfair dismissal compensation to pregnant worker
$90,000 Fine After Worker’s Hand Entangled In Machine
Penalties Rise Over Conveyor Belt Deaths
Labor All Talk, No Action As Antisemitic Violence Escalates
Parliament must be recalled to strengthen protections for Victorian children
Statement From Leader Of Opposition 4 July
Gillies Road Statement
Fine For Sitting On Fence Repairs
Labor’s housing crisis deepens as confidence and approvals collapse
Statement On AEMC Draft Concession Decision