The head of the Turnbull government’s controversial building industry watchdog has resigned after admitting to breaching workplace laws. Employment Minister Michaelia Cash says Australian Building and Construction Commission commissioner Nigel… Continue reading Australian Building and Construction Commission boss Nigel Hadgkiss resigns after admitting to breaking law
“It’s hard… it’s very, very hard,” Jurina Hickson sobs. She’s talking about the loss of her four-year-old daughter Lauren 28 years ago. Lauren was abducted, raped and murdered at Emu… Continue reading Mother of four-year-old girl sexually assaulted and murdered makes appeal against killer’s release
AN elderly cyclist who died after crashing into a parked car at Hope Island this morning has been identified as passionate masters rider Lee Wilde. Despite desperate efforts by paramedics… Continue reading Cyclist dies in car and bicycle crash at Hope Island
IF YOU want to have your smashed avo and your, ahem, soy turmeric latte too – listen up. Forget worrying about what your fancy Saturday post-pilates brunch is doing to… Continue reading How to cut grocery bill from $500 to $250 a month
Brenden Bennetts searched for ” the best way to dispose of a body” on YouTube the day before he killed Gatton schoolgirl Jayde Kendall, a murder trial has heard. However,… Continue reading Jayde Kendall murder trial told of YouTube body disposal search
The Akhil Bharatiya Akhara Parishad (ABAP), the apex body of Hindu sadhus, released on Sunday what it said was a list of fake saints even as it demanded a crackdown… Continue reading Hindu seers’ group releases names of ‘14 fake godmen’; Ram Rahim, Asaram, Radhe Maa, Nirmal Baba on list
ONE of Australia’s most notorious criminals has pleaded guilty to more than a dozen drug and stolen property charges. Leslie Gordon Sharp was one of Australia’s 20 most wanted fugitives… Continue reading Infamous former fugitive guilty on drug, forgery charges
The Queensland police union has defended an officer who shot and critically wounded a man aged in his 70s in Brisbane’s south. Police shot a 72-year-old man at Woodridge on… Continue reading Police shoot 72-year-old man who was armed with knives
Washington: Already key metrics are being measured in the millions – millions evacuated from their homes, millions without power and millions effectively twiddling their thumbs as daily life grinds to… Continue reading Hurricane Irma makes landfall in Florida, wreaking destruction
CONFLUENCE 2017 The second chapter of “Confluence: A Festival of India in Australia” will once again bind India and Australia in a colourful and collaborative tapestry of the arts. India’s… Continue reading CONFLUENCE 2017 – A Festival Of India In Australia India Cultural Diversity
Three people have died and a fourth man is battling life-threatening injuries after a car flipped and burst into flames near Sydney’s Darling Harbour in the early hours of Saturday… Continue reading Three dead, one seriously injured, in fiery car crash in the Sydney CBD
Canada’s Supreme Court has paved the way for the extradition of two Canadians facing charges related to their alleged role in an “honor killing”. Malkit Kaur Sidhu and Subjit Singh… Continue reading Two accused in Canada ‘honour killing’ case face extradition
