SA Lobbying Laws Review After Protest Criticism
South Australia announces expert panel review of lobbying laws as Deputy Premier condemns anti-abortion protest tactics. Latest political developments.
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Newcastle to host 2026 Women's State of Origin opener
Newcastle will host the opening match of the 2026 Women's State of Origin series on April 30 at McDonald Jones Stadium, marking the third consecutive year the city has been awarded the prestigious fixture.
WA Parliament extends sitting hours for bills
Western Australia's government, opposition and crossbench agree to extended parliamentary sitting hours to ensure critical legislation passes through the Upper House before winter break.
NRL 2026 Draw: Cherry-Evans to face Manly early
The 2026 NRL draw, crafted using AI, is here. Daly Cherry-Evans will clash with former club Manly in a blockbuster opening month. Get all the fixtures and key dates.
Whitlam's Legacy and Australia's Electoral Mandate
Exploring Gough Whitlam's historic 1972 victory and its lasting impact on Australian parliamentary democracy. Discover how minority governments shape policy.
WA Labor's Ambitious Promises Face Challenges
Jessica Page warns WA Labor government's ambitious election promises proving difficult to deliver. Analysis of budget pressures and policy implementation hurdles facing Cook administration.
State Appeals Landmark Child Abuse Damages Ruling
WA government appeals $2.85M child sex abuse ruling, arguing public servants acted 'in good faith'. Survivor Dion Barber speaks out against the appeal. Read the full story.
AFL's $1M State of Origin comeback with big payments
The AFL is luring stars back to State of Origin with over $1 million in player deals for the February clash. Discover the payment details and player reactions.
Harley Reid in frame for AFL State of Origin return
Victorian chief selector Garry Lyon reveals West Coast sensation Harley Reid is firmly in his thoughts as AFL's State of Origin makes its highly anticipated return to the football calendar.
Radford College parents revolt over fee hikes
Frustrated families at Radford College are considering withdrawing students as the prestigious Canberra school announces another significant fee increase, leaving parents questioning the value of private education.
Harley Reid shock: Eagles gun set for Victoria
West Coast Eagles sensation Harley Reid appears poised to represent Victoria instead of Western Australia in the upcoming State of Origin clash, creating major waves in AFL circles.
Liberal Party at 'lowest point' says Senator Henderson
Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson breaks her silence, revealing the party has reached its 'lowest point' during her parliamentary career amid internal turmoil and leadership challenges.
Knox Boarding: Nurturing Australia's Future Leaders
Discover how Knox Grammar School's innovative boarding program is developing the next generation of Australian leaders through academic excellence and character building.
Glen Jakovich to lead WA State of Origin selection
West Coast Eagles champion Glen Jakovich returns to the spotlight as Western Australia's chair of selectors for the revived AFL State of Origin clash against Victoria.
Radford College parents protest fee hike via WhatsApp
Furious parents at Radford College have formed a WhatsApp protest group after the school announced significant fee increases without adequate consultation, leaving families scrambling to manage their budgets.
Greens MP blocks conservative VAD bill in NSW
Greens MP Amanda Cohn has opposed Susan Carter's voluntary assisted dying legislation, arguing it creates unnecessary barriers for terminally ill patients in NSW.
Discover Diocese Schools: Open Days This March
Discover the diverse learning opportunities and supportive environments available across Diocese schools during their upcoming open events this March.
Curtin University fails students for AI cheating
Dozens of aspiring university students have been failed by Curtin University after being caught using artificial intelligence to complete assignments in the Uniready bridging program. Discover how AI detection is changing academic integrity standards.
Veteran photographer Gary Ramage retires from Parliament
After nearly half a century documenting Australian politics, legendary press photographer Gary Ramage has shot his final parliamentary session, leaving behind an unparalleled visual legacy of the nation's history.
Lawyer faces being struck off for client money misuse
Perth lawyer Sanella Naumovski faces being struck off after admitting to multiple trust account breaches and inappropriate use of client funds, including payments to her bikie associate partner.
WA Students Reassured After ATAR Language Exam Printing Errors
Western Australian education authorities move swiftly to reassure students affected by critical printing errors in ATAR language exams, ensuring no student will be disadvantaged.
Radford College reverses fee hike after parent outcry
Exclusive Canberra private school Radford College issues apology and reverses controversial fee increase following intense pressure from angry parents facing financial strain.
WA firefighters reject government's pay offer as 'disappointing'
Western Australia's firefighters union has knocked back the state government's latest wage proposal, calling the offer 'disappointing' as industrial tensions escalate.
FNQ Child Safety Inquiry Moves to Brisbane
Queensland's child protection system faces scrutiny as Far North Queensland officials travel to Brisbane for urgent hearings on regional safety failures.
Perth lawyer suspended, fined for defying legal watchdog
Perth solicitor Farah Mehta faces suspension and heavy fines after deliberately undermining disciplinary action from WA's legal regulator in a case that's shocked the legal community.
Radford College fees rising 20% in 2026
Exclusive: Radford College reveals plans to increase tuition fees by more than 20% starting 2026, citing rising operational costs and infrastructure investments. Canberra families face significant financial pressure as one of the capital's leading private
Lyneham High's crumbling gym sparks community outrage
Lyneham High School community rallies for essential gymnasium upgrades as aging facilities fail to meet basic safety and educational standards, putting student wellbeing at risk.
WA Teachers Overwhelmed by Student Needs Surge
A shocking new survey reveals Western Australian teachers are struggling to cope with a dramatic surge in students with complex needs, calling for urgent government action and more support.
Cook Confident on Environmental Law Changes After Fed Talks
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook announces breakthrough progress on environmental reform following high-level talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, promising faster approvals while maintaining strong protections.
WA Labor's risky pet projects waste taxpayer millions
The WA Labor government faces fierce criticism for pouring millions into questionable local projects while treating taxpayers with contempt. Are your rates being wasted on political vanity?
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