Weeks before taking action over the Wakeley bishop stabbing Julie Inman Grant issued X with a take-down order over a tweet ‘misgendering’ an Australian trans activist, a post its author says was ‘not my nicest … but technically accurate’.
Victoria’s Office of Public Prosecutions has blamed a loophole for dropping 58 criminal charges against the health department for failures which led to the deaths of more than 800 people.
Grindr’s geolocating and language preference features have enabled health authorities to target at-risk groups with advertising for HIV self-tests.
Darren Cheeseman has previously served as Daniel Andrews’ Commonwealth Games parliamentary secretary, and as a federal MP for six years.
Peter Dutton has described anti-Semitism as a threat not only to Jews, but ‘to the Australian achievement and to our democratic way of life’.
Victorian agencies offering mental health treatment fear a horror state budget could force them to cut staff numbers by up to 50 per cent, despite a controversial levy.
The gas industry says ‘forcing households to cook with coal’ will not bring down carbon dioxide emissions.
Victoria’s Energy Minister has dismissed concerns that the state government’s new planning fast-track for renewable energy projects will deny concerned communities the right to have their objections properly considered.
One of Victoria’s foremost planning experts says the state government’s new renewables fast track will entrench a conflict of interest for the Planning Minister.
A student who sustained serious injuries in a US school stabbing after Evolv’s scanning technology failed to detect a large knife, is suing the company, as are some of its shareholders.
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