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  • Articles Tagged with "Australia"

    Sydney metro patronage higher than expected for morning peak

    smh.com.au Transit Australia

    Sydney's Metro M1 line is experiencing higher-than-expected morning peak patronage, exceeding initial forecasts and demonstrating the line's success in altering commuter behavior.

    Australia’s supermarkets most profitable in the world: ACCC

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Australia's supermarket industry is under scrutiny as the ACCC finds high profits for Coles and Woolworths, indicating insufficient competition and prompting recommendations for increased transparency and fairer supplier arrangements.

    With the COVID crisis easing, is the National Cabinet still fit for purpose?

    theconversation.com Politics Australia

    This article analyzes the effectiveness of Australia's National Cabinet three years after its formation, questioning its ongoing relevance and suggesting reforms to improve its transparency, federal balance, and overall sustainability.

    Trump Tariffs Hit Antarctic Islands Inhabited by Zero Humans and Many Penguins | WIRED

    wired.com Politics World

    President Trump's imposition of tariffs on the uninhabited Heard and McDonald Islands, part of a broader trade war, highlights the absurdity of the global trade dispute and raises questions about international law regarding Antarctica.

    Meet Roberto D’Andrea, Kolkata tram’s strongest ally from Australia - The Hindu

    thehindu.com Transportation India

    Roberto D'Andrea, a former Melbourne tram conductor, has been instrumental in supporting Kolkata's tram system through the Tramjatra initiative, but worries about its future due to the West Bengal government's lack of support.

    Tasma Walton: Judge rules that actor is Indigenous and ‘an honest witness’ in native title case

    theage.com.au Law Australia

    A judge ruled that Australian actor Tasma Walton is Indigenous and a credible witness in a native title case, relying on oral traditions to support her claim despite challenges from opposing parties.

    Trump tariffs: Howard Lutnick calls Australian biosecurity rules nonsense

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Howard Lutnick's comments on Trump's tariffs and their impact on global markets, particularly Australia, are analyzed alongside the market reactions and Trump's stance.

    Non-compete clauses are costing Australians a pay rise

    smh.com.au Economics Australia

    Non-compete clauses in Australia are costing workers an estimated 4% of their wages and hindering economic productivity, prompting calls for a ban or reform.

    US border entry requirements: Australian denied entry due to long flight route

    smh.com.au Travel World

    An Australian citizen was denied entry into the United States due to his flight route, prompting concerns about stricter border policies and their impact on tourism.

    AustralianSuper, Hostplus among superannuation funds hit by cyberattack

    smh.com.au Cybersecurity Australia

    Several Australian superannuation funds, including AustralianSuper and Hostplus, experienced a coordinated cyberattack affecting thousands of members, though no significant financial losses have been reported.

    Gweagal spears, taken by James Cook and now repatriated, will be shown at Chau Chak Wing Museum

    smh.com.au History Australia

    Four spears taken by James Cook from the Gweagal people during his 1770 voyage have been repatriated and are now on display at the Chau Chak Wing Museum in Sydney.

    Tony Mokbel release: The original gangland crime boss who survived and, eventually, beat the system

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    The article details the release of notorious Australian gangland figure Tony Mokbel after a lengthy prison sentence, highlighting his past crimes, influence within prison, and his seemingly comfortable reintegration into society.

    Trump tariffs: Anthony Albanese, Peter Dutton must admit we cannot rely on US

    watoday.com.au Politics Australia

    Australian political leaders' reliance on the US alliance is questioned amid concerns about Trump's impact and the need for greater Australian self-reliance.

    Non-compete clauses are costing Australians a pay rise

    watoday.com.au Economics Australia

    A proposed ban on non-compete clauses in Australia could significantly boost wages, productivity, and the overall economy, despite concerns from some business groups.

    ‘Like a Pied Piper’: Children were attracted to me, says alleged school predator

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A former Australian teacher is on trial for multiple counts of child sexual abuse, with the prosecution arguing he hid his predatory behavior in plain sight while his defense claims he is a victim of long-standing rumors.

    I visited ‘world’s most incestuous town’ to track down infamous family where inbred siblings faced unimaginable horrors | The Sun

    thesun.co.uk Crime Australia

    An Australian influencer's attempt to investigate the infamous Colt family, known for generations of incest and abuse in a small town, resulted in a tense confrontation with locals.

    Beveridge still has no train station, desperately needs roads, traffic fix as access to Hume Freeway jammed

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    The Australian town of Beveridge faces severe traffic congestion and inadequate infrastructure, despite promises of development, causing frustration among residents and local officials.

    ‘Listen to us’: Parents want more power for schools to deal with bullies after son, 8, attacked

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Parents in Australia are demanding increased school authority to address bullying after their 8-year-old son suffered a severe attack at school, highlighting the need for more resources and support for educators.

    Fletcher Building warns of ‘challenging’ outlook: lower volumes forecast after disastrous $227m loss - NZ Herald

    nzherald.co.nz Business New Zealand

    Fletcher Building announced a challenging outlook with lower projected volumes and significant losses stemming from legacy projects and plumbing issues in Australia.

    Even for Peter Dutton, the benefits of WFH are now too big to ignore.

    smh.com.au Economics Australia

    A shift in Australian policy toward work-from-home arrangements highlights the significant economic benefits, including increased workforce participation and worker retention, despite initial concerns about productivity.

    NSW private schools reconsideration by Murat Dizdar sparks outrage

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A senior NSW education official's comments questioning the role of private schools sparked controversy and a subsequent clarification.

    South Korea adoption: Former social worker calls for inquiry into Australia’s overseas adoption practices

    smh.com.au Adoption Australia

    A former Australian social worker's account of her 1984 trip to South Korea to facilitate adoptions sparks calls for an inquiry into Australia's historical overseas adoption practices.

    Trump tariffs: US president has the ear of uneasy world

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Conflicting opinions within the Trump administration regarding tariffs create uncertainty for other countries, particularly Australia, as they navigate the potential impacts on trade.

    Doctors strike: Emergency beds closed, doctors offered $2000 a day to work as strike begins

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Thousands of junior doctors in New South Wales, Australia, are striking for better pay and working conditions, leading to hospital bed closures and elective surgery cancellations.

    Shoddy Sydney: Defects and rectification orders in Sydney hidden from real estate purchasers

    smh.com.au RealEstate Australia

    The article exposes the widespread issue of building defects in Sydney, costing homeowners and taxpayers $700 million annually, highlighting the struggles faced by homeowners and the need for systemic reforms.

    The Star (ASX: SGR): Bally’s rescue plan for casino is predatory

    brisbanetimes.com.au Finance Australia

    Bally's proposed rescue plan for Star Entertainment is analyzed, revealing potential winners and losers, particularly shareholders and CEO Steve McCann, amidst ongoing financial struggles and regulatory issues.

    Victoria’s 10 best country bakeries: Which ones are worth a road trip?

    theage.com.au Food Australia

    This article highlights ten exceptional country bakeries in Victoria, Australia, each offering unique baked goods and emphasizing local ingredients.

    Rungnapha Kanbut sex slavery trial: Juror discharged after bringing knife to court

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A juror in the Rungnapha Kanbut sex slavery trial was discharged after bringing a knife to court and attempting to engage in conversation with the judge's associate.

    Hepatitis B: Liver cancer deaths fuelled by silent infection

    smh.com.au Health Australia

    Australia proposes universal hepatitis B testing for adults to combat liver cancer deaths caused by the often silent infection, aiming for elimination by 2030.

    Trump tariffs: US President says world leaders ‘kissing my ass’ to make deal

    smh.com.au Politics World

    US Senator Mark Warner criticizes Donald Trump's tariffs on Australia, questioning the US's reliability as a partner and highlighting the resulting trade surplus for Australia.

    ASX: STO Santos could lose control of its Bayu Undan gas project

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Santos faces losing control of its Bayu Undan gas project unless it agrees to Timor-Leste's demand for a share of the project before the production-sharing contracts expire on August 30th.

    Fabian Boroumand jailed for raping Sydney woman

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Fabian Boroumand was jailed for raping a Sydney woman after a trial where a witness's testimony played a crucial role.

    Sydney private schools with the highest-earning parents

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Analysis of Australian school funding reveals significant inequities, with wealthy private schools receiving substantial federal funding exceeding the school resourcing standard while many public schools remain underfunded.

    Deloitte job cuts continue as partners go to Cairns

    afr.com Business Australia

    Deloitte continues its cost-cutting measures, including job cuts, while simultaneously sending partners on a retreat to Cairns.

    Wärtsilä to supply NEM's first utility-scale DC-coupled hybrid BESS - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    Wärtsilä will supply a 64MW/128MWh DC-coupled battery energy storage system for NEM's Fulham Solar Farm and Battery project in Victoria, Australia, supported by the Victorian Renewable Energy Target auction.

    Neuseeland: Warum immer mehr Einheimische auswandern

    nzz.ch Emigration New Zealand

    Despite its idyllic image, many New Zealanders are emigrating due to economic factors and better opportunities elsewhere, particularly in Australia.

    Money laundering pushing up Australian house prices

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Australia's weak anti-money laundering laws and booming property market are attracting organized crime, driving up housing prices and excluding ordinary Australians.

    Lindsay Fox’s throws another men only birthday bash

    theage.com.au Business Australia

    Billionaire Lindsay Fox hosted another men-only birthday bash in Melbourne, featuring high-profile guests and extravagant celebrations.

    Jetstar pilot stood down from flying after assault charge

    theage.com.au Aviation Australia

    A Jetstar pilot, Grant Johns, has been stood down from flying after being charged with assault and recklessly causing injury.

    Kylie Minogue, Sarah Snook, Barrie Kosky: Australians take New York City by storm

    smh.com.au Culture World

    Australian artists and performers, including Kylie Minogue and Sarah Snook, are making significant contributions to New York City's cultural scene.

    Sydney housing crisis: tradie qualifications available without testing applicants

    smh.com.au Construction Australia

    A Sydney-based vocational training company is issuing construction qualifications without proper testing, raising concerns about the quality of workers in Australia's housing sector.

    Tyra Banks: why the supermodel is calling Sydney home

    smh.com.au Entertainment Australia

    Supermodel Tyra Banks discusses her life in Sydney, Australia, her business ventures, and her perspective on balancing fame and entrepreneurship.

    Climate change map Australia: Cyclones, floods would affect one in 23 properties, Climate Council report reveals

    smh.com.au Climate Australia

    A Climate Council report reveals that climate change significantly impacts Australian properties, with one in 23 facing high risk from natural disasters, leading to increased insurance costs and community disruption.

    Erin Patterson: Alleged killer mushroom cook appears in court

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    Erin Patterson, accused of poisoning her family members with death cap mushrooms, appeared in court ahead of her upcoming trial, pleading not guilty to the charges.

    Erin Patterson: Alleged killer mushroom cook appears in court

    theage.com.au Crime Australia

    Erin Patterson, accused of poisoning family members with death cap mushrooms, appeared in court ahead of her upcoming trial.

    UNSW trimester system dumped

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is abandoning its trimester system in favor of a traditional semester system due to student feedback and a shift towards deeper learning.

    Donald Trump’s America has made US travel dangerous

    smh.com.au Politics World

    Concerns over political instability and safety issues under the Trump administration are causing a significant decline in Australian tourists visiting the United States.

    Danish teen arrest: Fifteen-year-old ‘facilitated murder plots’ for European gangsters

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 15-year-old Danish boy, relocated to Australia to escape gang life, was arrested in Sydney for allegedly facilitating murder plots for European gangsters.

    $2.7b plan by developer Beulah to build STH BNK project in Melbourne’s Southbank falters

    watoday.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Beulah's ambitious $2.7 billion STH BNK project in Melbourne's Southbank faces significant setbacks due to rising construction costs and financial challenges, leaving the future of the project uncertain.

    Melbourne property: Melbourne house prices rise in March quarter to $1,035,887 median

    theage.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Melbourne house prices saw a rise in the March quarter, reaching a median of $1,035,887, with the inner east experiencing the most significant increase.

    Trump tariffs: Iowa senator Chuck Grassley is under siege and has Australia on the brain

    watoday.com.au Politics USA

    Senator Chuck Grassley faces criticism at a town hall meeting in Iowa regarding Trump's tariffs and their impact on agriculture, particularly concerning Australia's beef import policies.

    Federal election 2025: Dr Monique Ryan corflute torn down, buried by Melbourne surgeon Greg Malham

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    A Melbourne surgeon's destruction of a political opponent's campaign sign sparks outrage and raises concerns about misogyny and violence in Australian politics.

    Medical Misogyny investigation: Australian women dismissed by doctors before cancer, serious health diagnoses

    theage.com.au Medicine Australia

    Australian women are sharing their experiences of delayed cancer diagnoses due to medical professionals dismissing their symptoms, highlighting a systemic issue of medical misogyny.

    Trump tariffs: Iowa senator Chuck Grassley is under siege and has Australia on the brain

    theage.com.au Politics USA

    Senator Chuck Grassley faces constituent criticism over Trump's tariffs and their impact on agriculture, particularly regarding Australia's beef import policies.

    Stefan Roos begeistert bei Konzert in Australien - Blick

    blick.ch Entertainment Australia

    Swiss singer Stefan Roos enjoyed a successful concert in Adelaide, Australia, followed by a two-week e-bike tour of the country's southern and western regions.

    How much to tip overseas: Tipping guide for Australians, the world’s worst tippers

    watoday.com.au Travel World

    This article discusses tipping customs around the world, highlighting Australians' reputation as poor tippers and offering guidance on appropriate tipping amounts in various situations.

    Lawyers call for toll fine overhaul to stop people spiralling into huge debt

    theage.com.au Law Australia

    Lawyers in Victoria are calling for an overhaul of the toll fine system to prevent people from accumulating massive debts due to late fees and penalties.

    Life in the ’burbs: Point Cook

    theage.com.au Lifestyle Australia

    This article offers a personal and insightful look at life in the Point Cook suburb of Melbourne, Australia, highlighting its multiculturalism, amenities, and unique features.

    Bankstown kidnap, woman’s murder: Police probe drug rip-off theory

    brisbanetimes.com.au Crime Australia

    A 45-year-old woman was abducted from her Bankstown home, killed, and found in a burnt-out car, leading police to investigate a drug-related revenge theory involving organized crime.

    Revealed for the first time, the Claremont serial killer's final insult to one of his victims that left veteran cops seething - as prison insiders expose his deluded life behind bars | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    The article details the long and arduous investigation into the Claremont serial killings in Perth, Australia, highlighting key police blunders and the surprisingly comfortable prison life of the convicted killer, Bradley Robert Edwards.

    Australia property: Beach house suburbs under $650,000 for first home buyers, holiday houses or investment properties

    brisbanetimes.com.au RealEstate Australia

    The article discusses the Australian beach house market, focusing on affordable options for first-home buyers and investment properties in areas like Warrnambool and Nambucca Heads, while also noting the impact of remote work on pricing.

    Bateman’s Bay: NSW’s coastal village that could be the ‘next Gold Coast’

    smh.com.au UrbanPlanning Australia

    Batemans Bay, a coastal village in NSW, is facing a development masterplan that aims to address its housing shortage and attract more foot traffic to its town center, sparking debate among residents and council members.

    Sydney woman Thi Kim Tran murdered over husband’s organised crime links, police say

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney woman was murdered due to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network, leaving her children injured.

    Barristers disciplined over ‘offensive, demeaning’ LGBTQI ‘joke’ posted in lifts

    watoday.com.au Law Australia

    Two Australian barristers received reprimands and penalties for posting an offensive LGBTQI joke in their workplace, highlighting issues of professional conduct and inclusivity within the legal profession.

    Channel Nine federal election leaders’ debate: who won the third debate? Our experts give their verdicts on Peter Dutton versus Anthony Albanese

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Experts analyze the third Australian federal election leaders' debate between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, concluding it was a close contest with no clear winner.

    Sydney woman Thi Kim Tran murdered over husband’s organised crime links, police say

    watoday.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney woman was murdered due to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network involved in large-scale methamphetamine manufacturing.

    Thi Kim Tran’s Rozelle nail salon’s colleagues haunted by her kidnapping, murder

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The murder of Thi Kim Tran, a nail salon worker in Rozelle, Australia, has shocked her colleagues and community, with police linking her death to her husband's alleged involvement in an organized crime network.

    OneVentures preps new healthcare fund but faces losses on its $170m Fund III from 2016

    afr.com Finance Australia

    OneVentures plans a new healthcare fund despite losses in its previous fund, raising questions about its biggest investments.

    Cricket 2025: Former Australia Test opener Keith Stackpole dies aged 84, Bill Lawry pays tribute

    smh.com.au Cricket Australia

    Former Australian cricketer Keith Stackpole, a renowned opening batsman, passed away at 84, prompting tributes from fellow cricketing greats like Bill Lawry.

    Anzac Day 2025: For many, the war is never over

    theage.com.au Military Australia

    On Anzac Day, while tributes are paid to those who served, a parallel struggle continues for families affected by veteran suicide, highlighting the need for systemic change within the Australian Defence Force.

    Michael Anthony Lunn: Vaucluse students vindicated as teacher found to be paedophile

    smh.com.au Law Australia

    A former teacher, Michael Anthony Lunn, was found guilty of multiple counts of child sexual assault, vindicating past and present victims who bravely came forward.

    Perth Bears expansion bid approved by NRL in principle

    smh.com.au Sports Australia

    The NRL has conditionally approved an expansion bid for a Perth-based team, involving government funding and a phased handover of operational control.

    Eddie Obeid: Corruption figure to keep ‘socks and jocks’ along with $30 million

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Despite a $30 million gain from corruption, authorities in New South Wales, Australia, will not pursue asset recovery due to the low probability of success and resource constraints.

    Australian National Maritime Collection

    emuseum.anmm.gov.au Maritime Australia

    The Australian National Maritime Collection, established in 1986, houses over 100,000 artifacts and archives documenting Australia's diverse maritime experiences.

    Shein’s Australian sales top $1b in online fast-fashion surge

    afr.com Retail Australia

    Shein's Australian sales surpass $1 billion, highlighting the fast-fashion giant's impact on the country's retail landscape and posing challenges to established players.

    All batteries installed at 2GWh Collie BESS in Western Australia - Energy-Storage.News

    energy-storage.news Energy Australia

    Western Australia's 2GWh Collie BESS project nears completion, featuring CATL batteries and highlighting a political debate on Australia's energy future.

    School canteens go online, shunning cash

    smh.com.au Education Australia

    Australian schools are increasingly adopting online canteen ordering systems, eliminating cash transactions and sparking debate among parents about convenience, security, and children's financial literacy.

    University cuts: Jobs on the chopping block as unis face tough times

    afr.com Education Australia

    Australian universities are implementing significant cost-cutting measures, resulting in substantial job losses due to declining student enrollment and restrictive immigration policies.

    Why so many Diggers voted ‘no’ to conscription in World War I

    smh.com.au History Australia

    Australian soldiers' diaries reveal the reasons behind their strong opposition to conscription during World War I, highlighting resentment towards military authorities and concerns about the quality of conscripted troops.

    Wrong baby bungle: Monash IVF issued with ‘please explain’ for not raising alarm over incident

    theage.com.au Medicine Australia

    Monash IVF is under investigation after a baby mix-up at its Brisbane clinic, delaying notification to regulators and prompting a 'please explain' from the ASX.

    Anzac Day: the little-known story of the Anzacs of Leighterton

    watoday.com.au History England

    The article recounts the largely unknown story of Australian airmen who trained in the English village of Leighterton during World War I, focusing on their lives, deaths, and lasting legacy.

    Climate change: Labor's nostalgia based on bad maths and worse politics

    crikey.com.au Politics Australia

    Labor's nostalgic view of its past carbon pricing scheme is based on flawed calculations and questionable political decisions, ultimately hindering effective climate action.

    The ‘Senate Twink’ lands in Oz - The Spectator World

    thespectator.com Politics World

    A former US Senate staffer, fired after a sex scandal, has resurfaced in Australia and launched an OnlyFans account.

    Audrey Griffin death: Alleged killer Adrian Noel Torrens’ violent history sparks outrage

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The lenient sentencing of Adrian Noel Torrens, allegedly responsible for Audrey Griffin's death, sparks outrage and calls for reform within the Australian justice system.

    Bar beach shooting: Man charged with murder of Newcastle teen

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a Newcastle teenager following a drive-by shooting at Bar Beach.

    Inside story of the mysterious man who stood by Keli Lane for 15 years - and the bizarre sex rule she demanded he follow | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk Crime Australia

    This article details the long-standing relationship between convicted child killer Keli Lane and her devoted partner, Patrick Cogan, highlighting the complexities of their bond amidst Lane's incarceration and controversial actions.

    This couple used Labor’s first home buyer scheme – here’s what happened

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    A young Australian couple shares their experience utilizing the Labor party's 5% deposit home buyer scheme, highlighting both the advantages and challenges.

    Man charged with murder of Newcastle teen claims death was an ‘accident’

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A 22-year-old man in Newcastle, Australia, charged with the murder of an 18-year-old in a drive-by shooting claims the death was accidental.

    Census 2021 results: How the Australian population is full of changing faces

    smh.com.au Demographics Australia

    The 2021 Australian census reveals a nation increasingly shaped by migration, with a majority-migrant population and shifting ethnic demographics across different regions.

    Women’s rights rally: Trans-rights activists and police clash in Melbourne CBD

    theage.com.au Politics Australia

    Clashes erupted between trans-rights activists and police at a women's rights rally in Melbourne, Australia, highlighting tensions surrounding trans inclusion laws.

    A sausage dog went missing in the Aussie wilderness. 529 days later, she’s been found

    smh.com.au Animals Australia

    After 529 days missing in the Australian wilderness, a dachshund named Valerie was finally rescued thanks to a dedicated volunteer group's persistent efforts.

    Sydney police office Jemma Hoban charged with knowingly providing false or misleading information

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A Sydney police officer, Jemma Hoban, faces charges for allegedly making false domestic violence complaints against colleagues and misusing Crime Stoppers.

    Election 2025: What happened in the debate? Our experts deliver their verdicts

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    A final Australian election debate between Albanese and Dutton is analyzed, highlighting key moments and contrasting the candidates' performances.

    Nazis are quietly forming a political party in Australia to try to get around the law

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    Neo-Nazis in Australia are attempting to establish a political party to circumvent legal restrictions on Nazi symbols and propaganda, aiming to normalize their ideology and gain political influence.

    Coffee culture: Starbucks starts to get grip on Australian market

    smh.com.au Business Australia

    Starbucks, after a previous failed attempt, is experiencing renewed success in the Australian coffee market by adapting its strategy to target diverse demographics and leverage convenience.

    Trump trade wars: Australian sharemarket attracts overseas investors amid global trade war

    smh.com.au Finance Australia

    Amidst the Trump trade wars, the Australian sharemarket is attracting significant overseas investment due to its perceived stability and the resulting surge in gold prices.

    Welcome to Country Anzac Day: ‘Stop welcoming me to my own country’? You’re missing the point

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    An article explains the significance of Welcome to Country ceremonies in Australia, emphasizing their historical, cultural, and unifying importance rather than viewing them as acts of division or exclusion.

    Life in the ’burbs: Hughesdale

    theage.com.au Geography Australia

    Hughesdale, a relatively unknown suburb of Melbourne, boasts a rich history, convenient location, and high liveability rating, offering residents a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle.

    NSW workers’ comp scheme only sustainable for ‘another two years’

    smh.com.au Politics Australia

    The New South Wales workers' compensation scheme is facing financial instability due to a surge in psychological injury claims, prompting the government to consider significant reforms.

    Hero cop Amy Scott reveals moment she faced Bondi Westfield killer Joel Cauchi

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    A heroic police officer recounts her terrifying encounter with a knife-wielding attacker in a Sydney shopping mall, highlighting the mental health crisis underpinning the incident.

    From Sydney bars to world domination: How former Swillhouse staff are fighting for safe workplaces in hospitality

    smh.com.au Hospitality Australia

    Former Swillhouse employees are taking their campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry global, following a successful Australian tour.

    Erin Patterson trial LIVE updates: Alleged Leongatha mushroom cook in court; Simon, Don, Gail Patterson relationship examined

    smh.com.au Crime Australia

    The Erin Patterson trial updates focus on witness testimonies detailing the events following a lunch where poisonous mushrooms were allegedly served, resulting in multiple deaths and illnesses.

    My son was assaulted at work, yet he was fired. What are his rights?

    watoday.com.au Law Australia

    A son was unjustly fired after being assaulted at work, prompting questions about his legal rights and employer responsibilities under Australian law.