Devastated Homeowners Risk Of Hefty Rate Rises 01/04/2022
Thousands of devastated homeowners are at risk of hefty rate rises after land values in flood-wrecked suburbs suddenly jumped by as much as 30 per cent.
Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman is refusing to release the legal advice sought by someone in her office about how corruption watchdog boss Alan MacSporran could be sacked.
Australia’s online safety watchdog did not issue a single formal notice to teen cyberbullies ordering them to remove harmful content despite receiving special powers to do so seven years ago.
Vulnerable Australians in aged care would be better fed and cared for by higher paid workers and around-the-clock nurses under a $2.5bn bolstering of the struggling system, should an Albanese government be elected.
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