Ray Hadley is taking aim at seven years of government inaction that has allowed predators to slip through Australia’s broken child protection net, declaring paedophiles must be “stopped in their tracks”.
Aussie skipper Tom Slingsby has blamed a controversial penalty that left him “baffled’’ for missing the final of SailGP UK – and missing the chance to take the overall lead in the series.
A woman accused of scamming a Taylor Swift fan out of $800 by allegedly posting a fake concert ticket online has faced court.
The Press Council has decided that an article concerning a United Nations vote by the Australian Government breached its Standards of Practice.
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Male early childhood educators in NSW say horrific sexual abuse claims, and kneejerk restrictions enacted by operators, are “the straw that broke the camel’s back” to quit their jobs for good.
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.
A Transport for NSW employee at the centre of a huge alleged kickback scheme advised a private firm to set up a new company to seek more work while coaching them how they could remain on a lucrative statewide panel, ICAC has heard.
A former PM is being admonished for “throwing grenades from the sideline” over the AUKUS deal promising thousands of jobs to South Australians.
A Sydney man convicted of sexual offences was operating as a tennis coach alongside kids for almost two years without holding a valid Working with Children Check (WWCC).
A former Commonwealth Youth Games hurdler who had dreams of competing in the Olympics has been through hell fighting a devastating illness, with her mum opening up on her daughter’s heartbreaking health battle.
An inner Sydney suburb that prides itself on its individuality has erupted over rumours another 24-hour fast food franchise is moving in, with a mysterious development application omitting a key detail.
A Queanbeyan software engineer has faced court after sending a slew of harassing emails to an ex-partner, including firing out 78 messages over a six-day period.
A 24-year-old woman who claimed she acted in self-defence after stabbing a man with a screwdriver has been jailed, with the court hearing she was high on drugs and showed little remorse.
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