Taxpayers slugged millions to detain notorious terrorist
The Home Affairs Department has spent a huge amount of money on jail and legal costs for Abdul Nacer Benbrika who planned terror attacks on Melbourne landmarks.
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Albanese says men must change, call out disrespect to women
Anthony Albanese says Australian men have to change their behaviour in the wake of a series of violent attacks on women across the country.
Allan govt pushes for ‘substantial’ rise in minimum wage
The Victorian government is pushing the Fair Work Commission for a “substantial increase” in the minimum wage — well above what other states want — saying it’s a necessity, not a luxury.
‘It has to stop’: Demand for action after alleged murders
The alleged murders of three women at the hands of male perpetrators in the past two months in the Ballarat region has sparked a plea from an emotional Jacinta Allan.
New mediator tasked with ending Melbourne’s airport rail wars
A long-running dispute over where Melbourne’s Airport Rail Link will be located may soon come to an end, with a new mediator finally appointed to recommence high-level talks.
Bulldogs coach says AFL drug policy fails to protect ‘99 per cent’
Luke Beveridge says the AFL’s illicit drugs policy fails the “99 per cent” of players who don’t use such substances, while Federal MP Andrew Wilkie will hand over explosive documents to Sport Integrity Australia.
Calls for heads to roll over AFL’s secretive drug bombshell
AFL bosses are facing mounting pressure after the league’s secret drug testing regime was laid bare, with a former police chief leading calls for the resignations of some of the league’s most senior figures.
Allan govt takes aim at feds over NDIS funding
Disability Minister Lizzie Blandthorn has hit out at her federal counterparts over the “rapid” introduction of new laws that would overhaul the NDIS to prevent rorts and curb soaring participant costs.
100 AFL players caught up in secret drug tests bombshell
Footy insiders have revealed the extent of the clandestine scheme involving players from all 18 clubs who are given free rein to take drugs without penalty.
Wilkie blocked from tabling bombshell drug-testing docs
Federal MP Andrew Wilkie has slammed the AFL’s “shocking unwillingness” to address illicit drug use as his bid to table documents in parliament on secret testing failed.
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