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Sarah Mouhanna is the first person to contest Australia’s new laws banning displays of terrorist symbols after allegedly wearing a Hezbollah flag at a rally.
The group wanted much more—originally around $1.8 billion.
Dozens of police officers who left rather than take the COVID-19 vaccine were told they could never return. The force is inviting them to reapply.
Pauline Hanson is seeking crossbench support for a bill that would revoke the passports of ISIS terrorists to stop them returning to Australia.
Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been arrested by Northern Territory (NT) police over an alleged assault.
The two northern jurisdictions rejected a Commonwealth plan to force AI data centres to underwrite new renewable power, exposing a widening federal-state rift.
‘Some of the claims questions were ambiguous and difficult to understand,’ said the auditor-general.
The agency responsible for payments for 8 government agencies, including Centrelink, Medicare, and the Child Support Agency, is increasingly under cyberattack.
The new laws will allow courts to impose 12-month bans on violent or intimidating customers
The Journalism Assistance Fund is part of the $180.5 million News Media Assistance Program, and is aimed at supporting journalism.
Carroll credited much of his success to his teenage years, where he learned the understanding of hard work at the checkout of a Kmart when he was 14.
Moira Deeming on July 28 confirmed she would sit on the crossbench after the Liberal Party disendorsed her as a candidate for in the November state election.
Earlier in the day, former Premier Jacinta Allan stood aside as Labor members indicated she had lost support of the caucus.
The poll of over 9,000 people shows an election today would result in a hung Parliament, with Labor and One Nation the dominant forces.
Allan was tapped on the shoulder by factional bosses just months out from the November election.
A group of Torres Strait Islanders is seeking to overturn a court decision ruling the government was not liable to pay compensation for its policy decisions.
The maximum value of $20,000 was out of step with the real cost of assets that could potentially improve small business productivity, said Skye Cappuccio.
A defiant Premier Allan has triggered the Labor leadership ballot process, which could take weeks.
‘We must be clear and assert what we need to hold onto in the rules-based order,’ said Foreign Minister Penny Wong.
