Court security officers strike over pay
Dozens of court security officers have taken industrial action, saying they’re done waiting while their safety, conditions and pay are ignored.
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Reason for young pilot’s death revealed
A young man who had just fulfilled his dream of becoming a pilot died after an “unrecoverable stall” during takeoff, a new report has revealed.
‘Ruthless’: CFMEU’s violent tactics exposed
A damning report has exposed a union’s decade-long terror campaign, including telling people “there’s a bullet with your name on it”.
‘Sad day’: Bega peanut plant to close
As the Bega Group confirms plans to shut down its century-old peanut factory, the local mayor is clinging to hope that a last-minute offer could save the historic site.
‘Breaking point’: Nurses escalate action
Thousands of nurses and midwives have launched the next phase of their campaign for fair wages, saying the latest pay offer falls short.
Moment graffiti duo outruns police on video
Two masked vandals have been filmed tagging a train in broad daylight before fleeing police in a dramatic escape caught on video.
Warning after deadly virus kills horse
A deadly virus that can spread from horses to humans has resurfaced, prompting urgent calls for horse owners to vaccinate their animals.
Nurses in bins, beds duties strike
Thousands of nurses and midwives will refuse to perform non-clinical duties from tomorrow in a dramatic escalation of their fight for fair pay and safer conditions.
Dire warning after Qantas breach
Qantas’ latest data breach is just one of many which has hit Australian companies over the years – but could the flagship airline have been better prepared?
Dad’s suspicion foils child sex plot
A young resort worker has been jailed after he attempted to meet up with a young boy for sex, a plot uncovered when the boy’s father grew suspicious.
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