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The 16-year-old boy who police say became radicalised before he stabbed an innocent man in a Bunnings carpark and was shot dead was previously filmed throwing a homemade bomb into a school toilet.
Childcare workers are expecting they will be in line for a substantial pay rise in next week’s Federal Budget.
Australia’s spy agencies were told twice that a group of MPs who were part of an international committee on China had been targeted by Chinese hackers — but the authorities chose to keep those MPs in the dark.
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Stalling progress on inflation has put pressure on the Federal Government to proceed carefully with any new spending, economist Chris Richardson says.
Trainee teachers, nurses, midwives and social workers will be paid during mandatory placements under another Federal Budget measure to help financially stretched students.
Crippling student debts will be slashed for more than three million Australians as the Albanese Government moves to shield young people from more huge hikes by backdating changes to student loan schemes.
A former police officer has been charged with perjury after a three-year investigation into a controversial sexual assault case.
A former immigration detainee accused of visa breaches is also facing separate charges of aggravated home burglary. It comes after an ex-detainee was charged over the brutal bashing of Perth grandmother.
The bottom line of Australian bank Macquarie fell back down to earth for 2024 to $3.5 billion, resulting in a big pay cut for the ‘millionaires’ factory’s’ chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake.
The mayor of NSW’s most populated council has died on a flight returning to Australia after a delegation trip to Asia.
The Commonwealth prosecutor who didn’t oppose bail for a man released from immigration detention — now accused of taking part in a Perth grandmother’s brutal bashing — raised concerns over his release.
The RBA has been encouraged by yet another key global economic body to keep interest rates on hold to combat rising inflation, while the Federal Government has been urged to tackle lagging productivity growth.
The Government’s policy on consent and respectful relationships education has yet to be fully rolled out with educators instead teaching programs that have little to no impact.
Two teenage climate activists who protested inside Woodside’s annual general meeting claim that Premier Roger Cook defamed them and have demanded he say sorry.
The man accused of bashing a Perth grandmother was among a group of former immigration detainees who were not required to wear ankle monitors under new visas issued in March due to a technical blunder.