SA man pleads guilty to persistent sexual abuse of child overseas
Andrew Donald Steele pleads guilty to the persistent sexual abuse of a child outside of Australia after Australian Border Force (ABF) [...]
‘Egregious and exploitative’: India’s former high commissioner to Australia must pay penalty to worker who earned under $10 a day
Seema Shergill worked seven days a week for 17.5 hours a day between April 2015 and May 2016. She received $3,400 [...]
Sydney police officer accused of stealing Louis Vuitton purse, jewellery and cash while on duty
Constable Yun Lin, 42, has been suspended with pay after she allegedly stole a number of items including a luxury [...]
$1m reward paid in full following arrest of Toyah Cordingley’s alleged killer, police say
Queensland police have confirmed that the largest reward in the state's history has been paid out after the apprehension of [...]
Victoria and NSW among states facing gas shortages by 2028, AEMO warns, amid plunging supplies
Australia's south-eastern states are facing a major shortfall of gas supplies within four years as production from historic fields in [...]
How to have a healthy relationship as a teenager
You've heard of gaslighting and emotional manipulation.The popularity of these terms with self-proclaimed social media dating experts and online therapists [...]
‘Every birth is special’: Midwife of 50 years to mark retirement with one final delivery
Linda Campbell has loved her work delivering babies so much that it has taken more than 50 years for her [...]
Tony Abbott said Whyalla would face a wipe-out with the introduction of the carbon tax. Residents want to be clear that did not happen
It has been more than 10 years since former Labor minister Craig Emerson stood in the Senate courtyard in Canberra [...]
Craig Emerson sings ‘no Whyalla wipe-out’
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Zipline company director defends alleged work health and safety failures after man fell to death
Shannon Sanderson sits quietly in the front row of an unassuming courtroom in Cairns, pen in hand, diligently taking notes [...]