Special schools which only educate people with disability should be abolished within 30 years because they entrench a ‘lifetime’ of inequality, three of the Disability Royal Commissioners find, sparking division.
In the closing arguments of a legal fight for 31 women and children detained in Syrian camps, lawyers said it had been implied they would all be returned to Australia.
Neil Prakash, who is accused of leading a global effort to recruit for Islamic State, refused to show his face at court.
It’s possible no other Australian Premier has faced as many salacious rumours as Daniel Andrews, but the retiring politician also copped fair reporting on Labor Party scandals.
The future of more than 30 Australian women and children who have been held in detention in Syria for four years is at stake as a federal-court case to win their freedom is launched.
Families of victims of the deadly Melbourne aged care Covid outbreak are still reeling from the tragedy, ‘disappointed’ by the limited scope of the inquiry.
The nation’s peak doctors’ group has rejected the narrow terms of the PM’s Covid inquiry, saying the probe will be operating with ‘one hand tied behind its back’.
Infectious diseases experts and medicos have joined the chorus of criticism of the federal government’s Covid inquiry over limited scope.
A surge in corporate profits is contributing to inflation, a union-backed inquiry has heard.
Hundreds of Australians — some Muslim, Christian and Jewish — have banded together to hand make a piece of art in honour of the Christchurch massacre victims.
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