Fears Qld bail laws will clog up legal system as victims praise tough approach
A highly regarded Queensland silk fears it's a turning point in the wrong direction for Queensland while victims of crime say their cries have been heard.
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A highly regarded Queensland silk fears it's a turning point in the wrong direction for Queensland while victims of crime say their cries have been heard.
The owners of a Mexican restaurant in Adelaide noticed their Google review rating had fallen, and shortly afterwards started receiving emails from a company offering to remove poor reviews — for a price.
Spain was regarded as a world leader in rail systems, but two disastrous train incidents this year have raised questions.
The list of government agencies caught up in potential data breaches involving embattled transcription company VIQ Solutions is growing, with FOI documents revealing both the ATO and ASIC conducted investigations after fears data had been sent offshore in 2025.
The Australian Energy Market Operator is responsible for keeping the lights on, but many workers are in revolt over pay negotiations.
Spain has begun three days of mourning after its second high-speed rail collision this year killed 69 people.
Victoria's Court of Appeal will announce its decision on the mushroom killer's bid to have her convictions overturned.
Christopher Morley, 63, will spend five months in jail after running over his partner with his car, leaving her with multiple skull and facial fractures.
Samara Sabra, 19, has been sentenced to eight years in prison over a head-on crash at Wodonga, Victoria, that claimed the life of 16-year-old Molly Hopkins.
The 54-year-old was sentenced for three counts of sexual assault that occurred 10 years ago, but the sentencing judge told the court there were other other instances of abuse.
Contradictions have emerged between a private rail operator and the Spanish government over what caused Europe's deadliest train collision since 2013, according to local reports.
An initial prison assessment of the man who allegedly attacked federal MP Helen Haines finds no indication of ideological extremism.