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GP Access Crisis: Labor's Free Doctor Promise Falters

Australia's GP Access Crisis Deepens

Despite government promises, bulk-billing GPs remain scarce. Discover why Australians struggle to find affordable healthcare and what it means for families.

Perth's Bulk Billing Crisis: Patients Struggle to Find Free GP Visits

Perth's Bulk Billing Crisis Hits Patients Hard

West Australians face tough challenges finding bulk billing clinics despite federal government initiatives. Discover which Perth clinics still offer free GP visits and why access remains limited.

Access Canberra Acts on Big Splash Owner Over Failed Repairs

Access Canberra moves on Big Splash owner

Access Canberra takes action against Big Splash owner for failing to repair the Macquarie water park. Learn about the potential penalties and lease termination risks.

Townsville Candidate Seeks Court Order Over Electoral Office Access

Court Order Sought Over Electoral Office Access

Townsville candidate Troy Thompson seeks urgent court intervention after thousands were locked out of electoral office. Read the latest developments in this electoral access dispute.

Townsville District Court Sits November 14: Key Cases & Sentencings

Townsville District Court Cases November 14

Townsville District Court delivers justice on November 14 with multiple sentencings and case proceedings. Get the latest court updates from North Queensland.

Beyond the T-shirt: The New Face of Indigenous Reconciliation

New Leaders Forge Genuine Path to Reconciliation

Discover how Professors Emma-Jaye Gavin and Andrew Gunstone are leading a groundbreaking, multi-layered approach to Indigenous truth and justice in Australia. Learn what real allyship means.

Wollongong Beach Dog Rules Set for Major Shake-Up: What You Need to Know

Wollongong Beach Dog Rules: Major Changes Proposed

Wollongong City Council proposes significant changes to dog access on local beaches, including expanded off-leash areas and seasonal restrictions. Find out how these changes could affect your beach outings with your furry friend.

Perth's Dedicated 99-Year-Old Justice of the Peace Retires After 45 Years of Community Service

99yo Perth JP retires after 45 years service

Ian Goyder, one of Perth's most beloved community figures, has officially retired from his role as Justice of the Peace at age 99, concluding an incredible 45-year journey of voluntary service that touched thousands of lives across Western Australia.

Cairns District Court Sits for Justice: November Hearings Bring Local Cases Before the Bench

Cairns District Court November hearings commence

The Cairns District Court convenes this November to address a docket of local cases, from serious assaults to commercial disputes, as Queensland's justice system continues its regional circuit.

Cairns District Court Sits This Week: Major Cases to Be Heard in Far North Queensland

Cairns District Court November sittings commence

The Cairns District Court convenes for its November sittings, addressing serious criminal matters including sexual offences, drug trafficking, and violent crimes across the Far North region.

WA's Youth Justice Crisis: Are We Failing Our Most Vulnerable Kids?

Youth Justice Crisis: Failing WA's Vulnerable Children

Sophie Stewart's powerful opinion piece calls for urgent intervention to prevent at-risk Western Australian children from entering the justice system, highlighting systemic failures and the need for early support.

SA Employment Tribunal Welcomes New Deputy President in Landmark Appointment

New Deputy President for SA Employment Tribunal

South Australia's employment landscape sees significant change as Attorney-General Kyam Maher appoints experienced lawyer Kate Dyson as Deputy President of the SA Employment Tribunal, bringing fresh expertise to workplace justice.

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