NDIS Minister Bill Shorten has reached an agreement with Australia's premiers to support controversial legislation to begin overhauling the troubled system.
Bill Shorten has claimed in a heated debate that Peter Dutton was implying that all Gaza residents were terrorists after the opposition leader said Palestinians fleeing the Gaza Strip should not be allowed into Australia. Mr Dutton called for all visa applications from Gaza to be rejected, citing claims that people fleeing the war could … Read more
Cleveland Dodd's grieving parents stormed the courtroom and announced they would not return after their request to have former Corrections Minister Bill Johnston appear before their son's inquest was rejected by the coroner. Mr Johnston signed off on the establishment of the controversial Unit 18 at Casuarina Prison, where the 16-year-old sustained fatal injuries in … Read more
Nicheliving owes the Australian Taxation Office more than seven million dollars and its directors fear that deregistration will lead to repayment of the liability insurance paid for by the Australian government. The Building Services Board decided a fortnight ago not to renew the group's registration, meaning it can no longer carry out any construction work.
Niche Living owes the Australian Taxation Office more than seven million dollars and directors fear that deregistration will result in a repayment to the liability insurance provided by the Australian government. The Building Services Board decided a fortnight ago not to renew the group's registration, meaning it can no longer carry out any construction work.
Senior Minister Bill Shorten has sparked a heated debate with the opposition after claiming the Liberal Party wanted to plunge Australia into recession.
Imagine arriving at a hotel and instead of handing over your driver's license to be photocopied and stored who knows where, you can scan a QR code and have your identity verified securely online.
By the end of this year, all Australians will be able to use a “gold standard” digital ID platform on their mobile phones, allowing them to share private personal information without handing over sensitive documents such as passports or driver’s licenses. Addressing the National Press Club on Tuesday, Public Services Minister Bill Shorten will announce … Read more