Alarm bells on gay bashings should have sounded: ex-cop A former senior police officer involved in pivotal cold cases of gay men killed in the 1980s has told an inquiry homophobic attacks were well-known to police. AAP · Feb 28, 2023
Suicide theory queried in gay man's Bondi disappearance A NSW inquiry into historical gay hate crimes has probed whether a theory of suicide put forward to explain a man's disappearance was supported by the evidence. AAP · Feb 24, 2023
East Lothian fisherman died after getting caught in gear and dragged overboard Peter Gray was alone on his creel boat, Saint Peter, catching crab and lobster when the accident occurred on May 2, 2021, near Torness Point, Dunbar, off the East Lothian coast. Edinburgh Live · Feb 3, 2023
Scots fisherman with 40 years experience died after getting caught in gear and dragged overboard An Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) into the death of Peter Gray, 63, found the long standing fisherman had a fatal heart attack after being pulled overboard by moving equipment. Daily Record · Feb 3, 2023
‘The monarchy’s a laughing stock’: readers react to Prince Harry’s Spare Views range from sympathy for the Sussexes in light of treatment by royals and tabloids, to regarding them as being ‘as entitled as the others’ The Guardian - UK · Jan 13, 2023
NSW police gay-hate deaths review 'flawed' Research methods behind Strike Force Parrabell, which examined 88 deaths prompted by homophobia in NSW, have been challenged in an inquiry AAP · Dec 8, 2022
Homicide unit sidelined in gay-hate review A high-ranking police officer who led a review into dozens of unsolved gay-hate deaths says it was outside of his scope to involve the homicide unit. AAP · Dec 7, 2022
Witness details indifference to gay hate A witness to a gay-hate crime inquiry says he believes police in NSW set out to humiliate him after he spoke out about being bashed in 1970. AAP · Nov 20, 2022
Buy now, pay later companies on the brink as bad debts and interest rates rise Buy now, pay later is a popular payment method, but the sector is facing a perfect storm of rising interest rates, bad debts, a crowded marketplace and looming regulation. ABC News · Jun 20, 2022
DVA claims backlog linked to suicide risk The Department of Veterans' Affairs is managing a backlog of more than 60,000 claims from past and present service members, a royal commission has heard. AAP · Apr 14, 2022
Defence must flag work safety cases more An inquiry into defence and veteran suicides has been told the ADF must do better to flag cases of workplace mental stress, bullying and assaults. AAP · Apr 11, 2022
Free, State-Run Preschool Worse for Poor Kids Than No Preschool, Study Finds "If this study doesn't put the nail in the coffin of academic training to little children, it's hard to imagine what will," says psychologist Peter Gray. Reason · Feb 16, 2022