Protester may have had help on inside
A probe into the anti-Israel Carols by Candlelight debacle in Melbourne will consider whether any help was provided to the activists.
John Ferguson
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Crooks rampant, warns cyber security chief
The latest cyber attack on a major Australian entity has raised the stakes on how companies must defend against global predators.
Terrorist’s son was convicted on explosives charges
The son of convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika was convicted this year of possessing and transporting unauthorised explosives.
Benbrika’s path to another cell of sorts
The terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika is home but his future will hinge on his desire to renounce his legacy as one of the nation’s most dangerous men.
Hollingworth failed kids: church
Former governor-general Peter Hollingworth has been accused by the Anglican Church of significant neglect over his child reporting obligations.
Terrorist Benbrika an ‘outlier’ among Muslims: leader
Many Muslims are opposed to convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika and the now freed criminal was an outlier, according to a community leader.
Labor seeks legal cover as terror chief takes back-seat ride to freedom
Abdul Nacer Benbrika, who plotted attacks in two states, is free after 18 years, sparking a review of the decision amid Coalition claims Labor failed to keep the ‘worst of the worst’ in jail.
Andrews’ legacy a basket-case state in a fiscal black hole
Victorian Labor has overseen an explosion in debt that will undermine the national economy.
Climbers barred after rock art discovery
Official blasts failure to detect Indigenous rock art that has forced another climbing closure in Victoria’s Grampians.
High Court splits over Australia’s longest-serving inmate
A jailed Aboriginal man behind bars for 39 years for a fatal bashing he denies doing has lost a High Court bid for freedom, with judges split three to two.
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