A 'lead exposure event' forced the partial shutdown of a Launceston metal recycler, now it's trying to resume operations
A northern Tasmanian metal recycling yard had to partially shut down following concerns about lead exposure linked to dust ...
Women with disabilities fear government response to domestic violence threat will leave them behind
While those fleeing a violent partner are eligible for a $5,000 payment, that doesn't apply to those trying to escape a carer or family member.
New laws to stem drug dealers, corrupt officials and dirty money from heating up Australia's real estate market
Buying a home? Soon you won't have as much competition from drug dealers, corrupt officials and criminals with dirty money ...
How modelling agent Chelsea Bonner is taking on artificial intelligence to avoid 'cataclysmic step backwards' for industry
Chelsea Bonner has been fighting to change unrealistic perceptions of beauty for decades. Now she's taking on her biggest foe ...
Hundreds of patients died after catching COVID in Victorian hospitals, new data shows
Thousands of patients caught COVID in Victorian public hospitals in the past two years and hundreds died, fuelling concerns ...
Fumbling an immigration and law-and-order issue revealed vulnerability that could snowball into bigger problem for the government
In its messy handling of the case surrounding a violent assault on a Perth grandmother last week, the government has revealed a vulnerability that — without a reset  — could snowball into a lasting ...
These Russian convict soldiers earned their freedom in Ukraine. When they got home, some killed again
Russia's policy of encouraging convicts to bolster its invasion of Ukraine was simple — survive six months and get your ...