Teen Worker’s Death in WA Sparks Safety Warnings Over Suspended Loads
WorkSafe WA has condemned a company’s safety failures after the death of a teenage worker, saying the employer had been fully aware of the dangers […]
Category: Australia
Queensland Signs Accord Giving Indigenous Mayors Direct Access to Cabinet
The Queensland LNP government has signed a landmark agreement with Indigenous mayors, granting the state’s 17 First Nations councils direct access to cabinet ministers once […]
Perth’s $1.8 Billion Women and Babies Hospital on Track, Cost Risks Remain
Construction has begun on Perth’s new Women and Babies Hospital, with the state government confirming the $1.8 billion project is on schedule for a 2029 […]
UNSW Breaks Ground on $1 Billion Canberra Campus Expansion
The University of New South Wales has begun construction on a major new campus in Parkes, marking one of the most ambitious higher education investments […]
Bonza Airline Collapse Tied to $500 Million Fraud Charges Against US Executives
The co-founder and chief financial officer of the company behind failed Australian budget airline Bonza have been charged in the United States over an alleged […]
Mollie O’Callaghan has shattered the women’s short course 200m freestyle world record
At just 21, O’Callaghan delivered a performance that redefined the event at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup, slicing more than half a second off […]
NT Crime Falls Overall, But Regional Communities Still Report Rising Violence
The Northern Territory government says its tough-on-crime policies are delivering results, with new data showing a significant drop in overall crime across the territory. Chief […]
WA Minister Warns Compulsory Voting Could Be Introduced Amid Fears of Record-Low Council Election Turnout
Western Australia’s Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley has warned that compulsory voting could be introduced for council elections if turnout in this weekend’s poll continues […]
Australians Pull $1.4 Billion From Super for Medical Costs as Regulators Sound Alarm
Australians withdrew more than $1.4 billion from their superannuation on compassionate grounds in the last financial year, with most of the money spent on medical […]
First Nations Author Condemns Meta for Using Her Work Without Consent
Gunai writer Kirli Saunders has accused Meta of taking her award-winning book Bindi without permission to train its artificial intelligence model, calling the act a […]
