Latham apology for secret photos of Liberal MP
Mark Latham has apologised to Liberal MP Susan Carter for “any hurt or disrespect” after secretly taking photos of her on the floor of parliament and sharing them.
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‘Sent home’: Shocking claims after NSW man dies from bat bite
Family and friends of Craig Nolte – the first person in NSW to die from bat lyssavirus – claim he was sent home from hospital without a lifesaving vaccine, as NSW Health launches an investigation into the handling of his case.
‘Inappropriate’: Latham says sorry to Lib minister he photographed
Mark Latham has called and apologised to a Liberal MP he secretly photographed on the floor of parliament, acknowledging his actions were “inappropriate”.
Latham’s disparaging messages about colleagues revealed
In messages to his former partner, Mark Latham criticised the appearance of his colleagues and even claimed to pinch a female MP on the bottom.
Wife’s vaccine claims after man dies from bat bite
The wife of a NSW man who died from lyssavirus after being bitten by a bat that had flown onto a verandah said her husband did “everything right’’ in the aftermath of the bite, but a vaccine that was supposed to save his life “didn’t work’’.
Latham breaks silence on sexting in parliament, abuse claims
Former federal Labor leader Mark Latham has defended his actions of sexting in parliament, but has doubled down on his denial of accusations from his former partner that he was abusive.
Shock parliament house sex claims alleged by Latham’s ex
The ex-partner of the former Labor leader has levelled allegations of sexual depravity – some of which it is understood happened in parliament house – and abuse in explosive court documents. He denies the claims.
New mayor’s plan to speed up housing
The new mayor of the historically NIMBY council of Waverley is calling on major reforms to the NSW planning act to speed up housing approvals.
‘The answer is no’: Calls for inquiry into Folbigg compo delay
Kathleen Folbigg has been repeatedly brushed off by Premier Chris Minns about compensation for her wrongful conviction and imprisonment. Now upper house MPs are calling for an inquiry.
NSW prisons in crisis: Staff fear they won’t meet new obligations
The state’s prisons are facing a major crisis, resulting in an increased number of prisoner phone calls being unmonitored, leaving staff concerned they will not be able to fulfil new obligations.
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