'Unacceptable level of failure' in children's lifejackets, report reveals The lifejackets were rated "poor" with the best jacket only achieving a pass rate of 65 per cent. Newcastle Herald · Nov 15, 2024
Australia relies on controversial offsets to meet climate change targets. We might not get away with it in Egypt It’s small wonder a major fossil fuel producer like Australia has relied so heavily on carbon offsets. Plant new forests - or say you will avoid clearing old ones - and you can keep approving new gas and coal developments. This year, whistleblower Professor Andrew McIntosh claimed up to 80%… The Conversation · Nov 2, 2022
"You should be thoroughly ashamed of yourself": Greedy care home boss snatched thousands from dementia suffering residents Assistants on minimum wage had to pay for basics for patients out of their own pockets to cover the losses Manchester Evening News · Jul 22, 2022
Constable Zachary Rolfe's murder trial told Kumanjayi Walker posed 'low threat' when second and third shots were fired A biomechanical expert tells the NT Supreme Court that Kumanjayi Walker's ability to use the scissors he was holding was greatly constrained because his arm was pinned under another officer. ABC News · Feb 25, 2022
Zachary Rolfe trial: Kumanjayi Walker posed little threat when he was shot a second time, court told Expert witness tells court Walker was no threat to Rolfe but agrees officers were in a ‘dynamic situation’ The Guardian - AU · Feb 25, 2022
Kumanjayi threat to cops 'low' in shooting Constable Zachary Rolfe's murder trial has heard the Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker was unlikely to be a threat before the policeman fired his first shot. AAP · Feb 24, 2022