Tough new rules after union scandal
One state wants to introduce new laws that would mean union officials would need to pass a ‘fit and proper person test’ before they’re permitted on worksites.
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Stark increase in abhorrent crime
“Innocent lives in the community” are falling victim to this chilling crime that has reached new heights in Australia.
Dad killed in horror workplace accident
A young family are grieving the loss of a husband and father after he was killed in a horror tree lopping accident.
Man loses leg after wild ‘tradie stoush’
A 29-year-old man has lost his lower leg and is fighting for life after a spat at a building site in Perth escalated into a horrifying hammer attack, police say.
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Fury as major bank shuts all branches
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The photos show staff members posing in compromising positions and in revealing costumes while on the school campus.
Most valuable Aussie coins revealed
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Psychologist’s horror at cable tie incident
A leading Indigenous psychologist has expressed outrage after three Aboriginal children were allegedly restrained with cable ties.
Tradie charged with tying up Aboriginal kids
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Twist after Higgins peace talks stumble
Senator Linda Reynolds and Brittany Higgins have been locked in private mediation aimed at resolving their defamation case, but talks have so far failed.
Twist after Higgins peace talks stumble
Senator Linda Reynolds and Brittany Higgins have been locked in private mediation aimed at resolving their defamation case, but talks have so far failed.
Qantas fined $250k for controversial Covid sacking
Qantas has learnt its fate after it was found guilty of illegally standing down an employee who voiced safety concerns during the Covid pandemic.
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