Grattan Institute Slams NDIS Overhaul as Blunt and Inequitable
The Grattan Institute criticises Labor's NDIS changes, warning funding cuts to social participation could lead to 'absurd' outcomes for Australians with disabilities.
Category : Australia
NSW medicinal cannabis drivers to avoid suspension
NSW drivers with a medicinal cannabis prescription would no longer face a three-month licence suspension or fine for having THC up to a threshold under proposed laws announced by the Minns government.
Diphtheria Outbreak in Remote NT: Locals Frustrated
Residents of Yuendumu say the health clinic lacks hand sanitiser and information about diphtheria, with three-week waits for test results and poor communication from NT Health.
Starmer Condemns Southampton Riots and Farage Remarks
Keir Starmer condemned rioting in Southampton and Nigel Farage's response to Henry Nowak's murder, calling Farage's 'two-tier policing' claims unforgivable.
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South East Water slammed for poor communication in outages
A report finds South East Water failed to communicate with customers during winter outages, leaving tens of thousands without water. Fewer than 1 in 10 were satisfied.
Petition Against Cuts to Tech Support for Disabled Students
Thousands sign petition opposing DfE plans to withdraw funding for specialist assistive software for disabled students, warning it will widen the attainment gap.
Hampstead Heath row: better water access and education needed
The Hampstead Heath swimming controversy reveals deeper issues of water access, safety, and environmental education as summers get hotter.
YouTuber Faked Livestream Alibi, Jailed 31 Years for Murder
Stephen McCullagh, 36, was sentenced to 31 years for the cold-blooded murder of his pregnant partner Natalie McNally. He faked a livestream alibi and wore a disguise.
Mum Accused of MND Mercy Killing Seeks Bail
Kylie Truswell-Mobbs, 50, charged with murdering her husband David Mobbs by administering a lethal dose of medication, applies for bail in Brisbane Supreme Court, citing a recent manslaughter verdict as precedent.
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Dick Smith Slams Australia's 28 Million Population
Dick Smith criticizes Australia's population milestone of 28 million, warning of 'relentless migration' and calling for a cap at 30 million.
Suspended officer in court over licence scam
A suspended police officer and two others face charges for allegedly issuing driving licences without conducting road tests in South Australia.
Texts Revealed in Sydney Mum Thi Kim Tran Murder Case
Text messages from a man accused of being part of a 'kill crew' in the alleged kidnapping and murder of Sydney mum Thi Kim Tran have been revealed in court, shedding new light on the case.
Aussie Entrepreneur in Vietnam Cafe Rampage
Shaymus Lilly, a 34-year-old marketing entrepreneur from Western Australia, has been identified as the man who rampaged through a Da Nang cafe, causing $27,000 in damage. He posted 'I need help' before the incident.
French National Crashes into Sydney's Archibald Fountain
A French national on a working visa allegedly crashed into the historic Archibald Fountain in Sydney's Hyde Park, found eating McDonald's inside the car. He faces charges including unlicensed driving.
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Sayers' Defamation Case Stays in Victorian Supreme Court
A judge has ruled that the defamation case between former Carlton boss Luke Sayers and his estranged wife Cate will remain in the Victorian Supreme Court, rejecting a bid to move it to the Family Court.
Albanese Admits Reforms to Slow House Price Growth
Anthony Albanese says 400% house price growth over 20 years is unsustainable, as reforms target negative gearing and capital gains tax to help first-home buyers.
Lakemba Mosque Speaker Plan Affects Only 20 Homes
A new development application reveals that planned loudspeakers at Lakemba Mosque will affect only 20 homes during the weekly 15-minute call to prayer, with noise levels comparable to a refrigerator.
Youngest Killer SLD Gets 4.5 Years for Breaching Orders
Australia's youngest convicted murderer, SLD, has been sentenced to four years and six months in prison after boasting about breaching supervision orders and possessing child abuse material.
Delhi Fire: Hotel Building Blaze, Multiple Casualties
A massive fire broke out in a hotel building in Delhi, causing multiple casualties. Emergency services rushed to the scene as flames engulfed the structure. The incident raises concerns about safety regulations.
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Six charged over murder of ex-bikie boss's son
Six people have been charged over the alleged kidnapping and murder of Patrick Longordo, son of former bikie boss Joseph Longordo, in Melbourne.
Banned US commentators to speak at Oxford Union remotely
Two leftwing US political commentators, Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker, barred from entering the UK by the Home Office will still address the Oxford Union via livestream, sparking free speech debate.
Cost of Living Crisis Dominates Makerfield Byelection Poll
Exclusive research shows Andy Burnham holds a slim lead over Reform UK in Makerfield, with voters prioritising cost of living, high streets, and honesty in politics.
Sewage Flood Forces Fremantle Residents from Homes
A fatberg caused raw sewage to overflow into homes and backyards in Fremantle, WA, raising health concerns and highlighting ageing water infrastructure. Residents have been displaced, with cleanup ongoing.
ACT Sexual Offender Rate Rises to 33 per 100,000
The Australian Capital Territory has seen a rise in its sexual offender rate, now at 33 per 100,000 people, according to new data. Experts call for more prevention and support.
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Electrician guilty of murdering partner in London
Clifton George fatally stabbed charity founder Annabel Rook after she ended their relationship, then caused a gas explosion at their home. He was convicted of murder.
Girl, 5, Critically Injured in Thornlie Crash
A five-year-old girl is in critical condition after a two-car crash in Thornlie, Perth. Another person sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Road closures are in place.
Church Criticized for Praying for Convicted Priest, Ignoring Victims
A Louisiana church is under fire for soliciting prayers for a priest convicted of sexual assault while neglecting his victims. Survivors and advocates call for inclusion of victims in prayers.
Joyce defends Hanson's PM ability after journalist critique
Barnaby Joyce has defended Pauline Hanson's ability to be prime minister after veteran journalist Paul Kelly said she was 'not equipped' for the role, following a poll showing One Nation leading.
Former AFP Officer Warns Youth Extremism Fuelled by Online Hate
A former senior AFP officer warns that social media algorithms create an 'echo chamber of hate,' radicalising youth within days, as a 13-year-old is charged over an alleged school attack plot.
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Housing Minister Clare O’Neil stumped over house prices
Housing Minister Clare O’Neil struggled to answer whether she wants house prices to go up or down during a heated interview on Sunrise, repeatedly citing 'sustainable growth'.
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