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Western Australia’s Indefensible Record on Children’s Rights
In the space of four weeks in November 2024, there were at least 63 recorded cases of children in Western Australia’s youth ...
‘My grandfather was interned in Changi ... it affected him for the rest of his life’
How different is the way you cook today to how you cooked when viewers first saw you on MasterChef  15 years ago? Completely ...
Inquiry calls for nationally consistent rules and better resources for family violence orders
Protection from family violence is a postcode lottery and children should be allowed to apply for their own family violence ...
Brothels, benders and exorcisms: Inside the dark world of private rehab
Anyone can open a private drug rehabilitation centre and while some are high-quality, others are wild-west operations.
A fierce tussle over a Northern Territory river reveals Australia’s stark choice on water justice
The NT government has given billions of litres of water from the Roper River to irrigators. When will Australia start ...
The juror who asked a Ouija board for answers and other impanelled shenanigans
Another double murder trial in the UK unravelled spectacularly in 1994 when it was revealed that the jury, while staying in a ...
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MSI to Boost Radio Communication System in Australia: Stock to Gain?
Motorola Solutions, Inc. MSI recently announced that it has inked a long-term agreement with the Department of Justice and ...
Closing the Gap annual report to address 'what's not working', PM says
The federal government's announced its annual plan to try close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
‘20 in a cell, no fresh air, drinking water above a toilet’: these are accounts from inside an NT watch house
Two Aboriginal women have described hot, overcrowded and poorly ventilated cells crammed with up to 20 people at the Alice ...
Splits, fusions and evolutions: how Australia’s political parties took hold
In an extract from The Conversation’s new book on democracy, we chart the origins of the parties that dominate politics today ...
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Exclusive: Ten dead after welfare glitch ignored by government
The government was informed of a glitch that caused more than a thousand people to be cut off from welfare payments but ...
Watchouses in crisis with daily capacity issues, overcrowding
Beat cops fear they’re at risk of a death in custody as watchhouses across the Gold Coast and Logan overflow with prisoners and hit capacity nearly every day.