Body-worn camera footage, mobile phone records and a cybercrime unit’s analysis of a laptop are all expected evidence to be handed over to the coroner tasked with reinvestigating Simon Gaskill’s death.
A coroner has called for more resources for gender-affirming clinics, police data collection encapsulating all gender identities and the restriction of the online sale of ‘a suicide chemical’.
Monash University has promised $1m for a two-year research program to investigate students’ experiences of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia on campus.
The government has been slammed over its proposed bill, with business groups arguing it will put the tourism industry in a ‘terribly exposed position’.
Indigenous-Papua New Guinean Benson Saulo is trying to win young progressives, as the Liberal, Labor and Greens candidates all agree cost of living and the Middle East are on the minds of voters.
Jake Lyons went missing in August 2014, leaving no trace except for his abandoned car. A decade on from his disappearance, police are hoping people will come forward with new information or sightings of the Victorian man to help give Jake’s family answers.
Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has been dealt a blow in the defamation trial involving expelled Liberal MP Moira Deeming.
A Victorian farmer who faces a solar farm being built next to her property says the government’s lack of a strategic plan over where renewable projects should be built is causing ‘unrest’.
Moira Deeming’s lawyer has questioned why Matthew Bach can jet off to China for a 10-day marketing trip but not travel to Melbourne to help former political ally John Pesutto.
Dominic Perrottet has praised his Liberal candidate successor Monica Tudehope as a ‘probable premier’ for NSW as electoral authorities rejected the party’s urgent local elections plea, possibly triggering court action.
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