Police probe Tame abuser over ‘harassment’
Police are assessing Grace Tame’s allegations of ‘threats’ by her former abuser, but defend existing laws as ‘strong’ in the face of her criticism.
Police are assessing Grace Tame’s allegations of ‘threats’ by her former abuser, but defend existing laws as ‘strong’ in the face of her criticism.
Three people were killed when a light plane crashed into bushland west of Brisbane on Monday afternoon.
Documents filed to parliament reveal that climate-concerned teal independent MP Kylea Tink holds shares in oil and gas producers, refiners and toll road operators.
Anthony Albanese says he is hopeful ‘near consensus’ emerges from the jobs and skills summit as he plans for ‘a growth agenda’, in speech marking 100 days in power.
While monkeypox is showing signs of waning in America after being declared a national public health emergency, local transmission is just beginning to plague Australia.
Frustrated teachers and schools are putting time and money into upskilling staff on how to properly teach reading to students after realising universities have left them ill-prepared.
Partial refunds for bad learning experiences would be offered under a radical proposal from former minister Alan Tudge.
Student union disability advocates are calling for reform of discrimination legislation over concerns classes and buildings are not flexible enough to cater to students with varying needs.
Some of Australia’s top universities are offering online-only tuition, recycled subject material and ‘shadow courses’ despite charging hefty fees.
Barnaby Joyce says he found out ‘obliquely and over a period of time’ Scott Morrison took the resources portfolio but did not agitate amid concerns the Nationals would lose the role.
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