Music festival cancelled suddenly
A music festival that boasted international artists has been cancelled just five days after tickets went on sale.
Western Australia
Aussie mining giant to axe 700 jobs
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has reportedly told staff that 700 jobs will be slashed as his company gets set to restructure.
Senator’s win in Higgins court fight
Senator Linda Reynolds has a small win in the Supreme Court as part of her defamation case against Brittany Higgins.
Senator’s win in Higgins court fight
Senator Linda Reynolds has a small win in the Supreme Court as part of her defamation case against Brittany Higgins.
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Man accused of $36.5m Ponzi scheme fraud
A man accused of defrauding nine investors of $36.5m in an alleged Ponzi scheme will go to trial in the Supreme Court.
‘Stonewalled’: Fury over Aussie crisis
The ADF and successive governments have been lashed for an alleged “relentless failure” to address the crisis of suicide eating up the military community.
Big new ban in online gambling
A dramatic change in how punters can bet online is coming as research shows Australians lose about $25bn on legal forms of gambling each year.
Maori man rejected by pub for face tattoos
The Maori veteran said he was left feeling “embarrassed” after he was refused service at a popular pub over his traditional face tattoo, known as Mataora.
Teen Facebook Marketplace mugger sentenced
The teenager was one of two girls who were part of a scheme to lure a Facebook Marketplace seller to the suburbs and steal his phone.
Date set to hear gas workers dispute
The Fair Work Commission noted the dispute between Chevron and unions has a potentially devastating effect on global energy markets, which was a key reason to expedite the next hearing.
Giant losing $76m a day in worker battle
Millions of dollars in revenue and an important pipeline for world energy supply hang on the outcome of a Fair Work Commission hearing booked for Tuesday.
Final hours of Nazi gunman revealed
A Nazi gunman held a rural town captive when he shot a co-worker and then ended his own life after a dramatic standoff with police.
Farmer’s near miss with Nazi shooter
A farmer has revealed his near miss with gunman Lachlan Bowles, who sparked terror in a WA town after killing a workmate while wearing a swastika.
Real estate agent’s racist email to tenants
A Perth real estate agent has been suspended after sending “vile” emails to tenants criticising the “filth that is India”.
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