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A long-awaited meeting between Australia and China's top trade officials will take place next week. For the rock lobster industry, a lift on trade bans can't come soon enough → Read More
After a long campaign by survivors including Grace Tame, convicted child sexual abusers will be prevented from hiding their assets in superannuation under proposed changes released by the federal government. → Read More
Hundreds of e-scooters and e-bikes are catching fire in Australian homes, and firefighters fear without better education and stringent regulations, things could turn fatal. → Read More
In the past five years, the number of bank branches has dropped 30 per cent. While growing numbers of Australians are doing their banking online, the local bank remains a vital service for many isolated regional communities. → Read More
The lawyer leading the case against the WA government says the lawsuit, which alleges "physical abuse" and "restraint" of Banksia Hill detainees, could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. → Read More
An overhaul of the federal government's controversial Disability Employment Service could see people with disabilities given more power to rank their job providers. → Read More
David McGuire says the youth custodial facilities he runs in Spain aim to educate and rehabilitate young offenders, but the "main objective of the Australian centres is punishment". → Read More
A senior Perth judge accuses the WA government of "flouting the law" and "thumbing its nose at the court" in relation to the ongoing detention of juveniles inside an adult prison. → Read More
A Victorian building company facing legal action over alleged apartment defects is awarded a federal government grant to improve its business. → Read More
Buying an off-the-plan apartment has turned into an expensive, lengthy legal battle for Tamara and Andrew Railton-Stewart, and they're not alone. → Read More
The former Australian of the Year is calling on the Anthony Albanese's federal government to close a legal loophole that allows paedophiles to quarantine their superannuation from sexual abuse survivors. → Read More
Climate scientists are warning now is not the time to back big new gas developments, as the new Albanese government throws its support behind Woodside's mega Scarborough gas projects. → Read More
A woman who endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of her father expresses her relief after his appeal is rejected, and thanks the WA Police sergeant who believed her story and helped her pursue justice. → Read More
In May 2019, Tiffany Skeggs went to police to report childhood sexual abuse. She never imagined that step would be the beginnings of Tasmania's version of a royal commission. → Read More
Two WA emergency department nurses have spoken about "unsafe staffing levels" and "burnout", as the state faces its most difficult period since the pandemic began. → Read More
As Western Australia's hard border falls for the first time in nearly 700 days, Premier Mark McGowan says he cannot guarantee it is gone for good. → Read More
Western Australia's daily COVID case numbers tally continues to break records as the state's parliament faces a virus scare. → Read More
Modelling prepared by infectious diseases expert, George Milne, shows health outcomes will worsen if the McGowan government waits too long to reopen the WA border. → Read More
Today is the day Western Australia was supposed to reconnect with the world, but major disruptions in schools and ongoing confusion about who is allowed into the state indicates it wasn't ready to open. → Read More
Qantas chief executive likens fortress Western Australia to North Korea, warning the state will remain shut "indefinitely" until it has a plan to live with COVID. → Read More