Australian workers could be fired if they do not consent to invasive medical tests despite planned changes to privacy laws, a report warns. The Australia Institute study, released on Tuesday, examined the experiences of workers in the mining sector who were required to undergo blood tests without much explanation during the recruitment process.
The Liberal candidate for WA's newest federal seat will be chosen on Saturday, with party insiders predicting a neck-and-neck race
Dear Aunt, I hope you agree that it is never too early to talk about Christmas topics. We have a friend who is as gregarious and glamorous as you and would have made a wonderful cancan dancer, but I'm sure that's where the similarities end. At Christmas she gifts us with lots of presents, most … Read more
Turkish firefighters have brought a forest fire under control on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The fire had raised fears that the fire could also reach the Australian war graves at Anzac Cove. Emergency services are battling four summer wildfires that broke out this week in western parts of the country, including in Canakkale province, home to … Read more
Angry members of the New South Wales Liberal Party fear the state executive's “unforgivable” local election mistake, which barred Liberal candidates from standing in up to 12 local councils, could be a harbinger of further missteps as the party prepares for the federal election in early 2025. On Wednesday, it was revealed that the Secretary … Read more
British top scorer Jack Draper needed a medical timeout but returned to defeat Jaume Munar 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5) in the first round of the Cincinnati Open.
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.
A fugitive who was found hiding in the hull of a yacht because he believed he was facing a death sentence has been sentenced to prison for aiding and abetting the theft of $550,000 in drug money. Mark Anthony Horne, 34, and four other people attacked truck driver Leith Carstairs as he was parked on … Read more
West Coast interim coach Jarrad Schofield says he lives for moments like the one he experienced at the final whistle in the Eagles' thrilling five-point win over North Melbourne in Hobart.