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The warming planet requires urgent planning for heat and human health, experts say.
FWC rules on work jabs
A dissenting member of the Fair Work Commission (FWC) has labelled mandatory vaccines for workers “medical apartheid”.
SA ICAC stripped of purpose
The SA Parliament has rushed through changes that limit the power of its corruption commission.
Battery sued over coal fail
South Australia's big Tesla battery is being sued for not helping during the failure of a Queensland coal power station.
China bans crypto trades
China has announced that transactions of crypto-currencies are now illegal...
Colleges back vax mandate
A majority of independent tertiary education colleges support compulsory COVID-19 vaccinations ...
Monash admits underpayment
Monash University has systematically underpaid many of its casual academics.
Capital exodus continues
The surge of people moving from capital cities to regional centres continues.
CEO slammed for SW spending
A former WA council CEO has been accused of spending $50,000 of council money on a sex worker.
Indigenous agency overworked
A union survey has found the National Indigenous Australians Agency is overworked and understaffed.
Liberal links reviewed
South Australia’s Office of Public Integrity (OPI) is investigating the state Liberal Party's use of campaign software.
NT ICAC trims view
The Northern Territory's new Independent Commissioner Against Corruption has decided to conduct fewer investigations.
Robodebt details hidden
The Commonwealth Ombudsman says documents from the creation of the Robodebt scheme need to be kept secret.
Carbon credits dubbed "junk"
A new report raises some serious integrity concerns with Australia’s ‘junk’ carbon credits.
Builders vent violent discontent
The Victorian Government has ordered a two-week shutdown of the state’s construction industry following violent protests.