DV survivor turned advocate on coercive control red flags
The new coercive control laws would have made a huge difference to Jas Rawlinson’s childhood. Now, she’s helping others identify the red flags, which she says could save lives.
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Full circle moment for Gumbaynggirr broadcaster
An Indigenous radio station from Gumbaynggirr country started out as a conduit for connection to mob during Covid lockdowns – but in true deadly fashion has transformed into a global airwave sensation.
‘I go without for my kids’: Sheriffs share struggles during NSW rally
Sheriffs statewide have walked off the job, complaining they’re struggling to make ends meet. One worker worries “it’s only a matter of time before we’re called out to evict somebody we work with”.
Ministers roped in to tackle water woes in regional NSW
A northern NSW council has reached out to the state and federal governments as concerns about regional water security grow in the region and further afield. Here’s the latest.
How did Julian Assange end up pleading guilty in Saipan?
After 15 years of house arrest, prison time and asylum in the Ecuadorean Embassy, Julian Assange is close to freedom. Former NSW Magistrate David Heilpern explains.
Nation’s wildest weather in North Coast holiday hotspot
A major insurer has named a booming regional NSW city as the worst in the country for storm damage claims. Here’s how the damage compares to metro areas.
Surfer murder accused pushes back armed robbery, theft pleas
A homeless man accused of murdering young surfer Kye Schaefer in a Coffs car park faces other charges, including armed robbery. Here’s how his case is progressing.
‘F**kwit’: Fisherman allegedly lets abuse fly amid department probe
A Queensland man accused of abusing a fisheries officer by calling him a “f–kwit and a f–king clown” is in hot water after netting himself a bounty of commercial fishing charges in NSW.
Beach volunteers ‘rattled’ after grim find
Volunteers at a family friendly North Coast beach have been left “rattled” after discovering human remains, with police providing an update on their investigation.
Revealed: Why huge North Coast housing development was canned
An independent panel could not be convinced that a sprawling $48m residential development on the state’s North Coast should be given the green light. Here’s why.
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