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Why 270,000 workers are at war with the Allan government

Frontline workers are locked in protracted pay disputes with the cash-strapped Allan government as it battles powerful union demands. Here’s what they’re fighting for.

Albo vows to ‘get the job done’ before calling an election

Anthony Albanese has vowed he will not go to the polls until he has broken the back of the cost of living crisis, saying he is committed to going the distance in his first term of ...

Police Minister misled parliament amid police pay crisis

Anthony Carbines is under fire after admitting to being confused by a line of questioning, which has drawn criticism that he is “either totally incompetent or intentionally mislead...

Russell Hill told his wife Carol Clay was a cousin to hide affair

Before finally admitting to his affair, missing camper Russell Hill had for years claimed to his wife that Carol Clay was his first cousin, a jury has heard.

‘Where’s the money?’: Port champ sues over lost fortune

He led Port Adelaide to its only AFL flag and now twenty years later, he’s got nothing to show for more than a decade playing at footy’s highest level.

Singapore Airlines: 56 Aussies on flight from hell

The manifest of the deadly turbulence-plagued Singapore Airlines flight shows the majority of passengers on-board are Australian. One person is dead, seven in critical condition an...

Doctor took out AVO against ex before he killed their 2yo son

The Lismore father who killed himself and his two-year-old son was subject to an apprehended violence order to protect the toddler’s mother, it can be revealed, as more heartbreaki...

Jewish students speak out on why they’re quitting Melbourne Uni

Concerns over “confronting” pro-Palestine protests and a rise in anti-Semitism on campus has prompted several students to leave the uni or delay their course.

‘His TikToks showed him how to end his life’

The heartbroken parents of Dexton Obray have revealed how social media was serving self-harm content to their son, and why they are fighting for stronger laws to protect children.

‘Ban all social media for kids’: US lawmakers’ urge Australia

Key figures behind new social media bans in the US have urged the Australian government to go even further than America has to protect children.

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