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Blood runs high over failure to test for contaminants
In April 2015, Department of Defence officials arranged blood tests for 75 civilians in the Queensland town of Oakey.
In April 2015, Department of Defence officials arranged blood tests for 75 civilians in the Queensland town of Oakey.
It was only when teachers raised concerns about her son that Tenille realised there was a problem.
Belle Gibson will likely be hauled before the court after action by Consumer Affairs Victoria.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton owes a young African refugee raped on Nauru a duty of care, and must not force her to terminate her pregnancy in Papua New Guinea, the Federal Court ruled on Friday.
'Physically shaken' by video of Melbourne chiropractor manipulating a newborn's spine, Jill Hennessy demands end to 'unproven and potentially unsafe procedures'.
Finance secretary says detailing plan would 'set the hares running'.
Disgraced "wellness" blogger Belle Gibson could face hefty fines after Victoria's consumer watchdog launched legal action against her company.
For the first time since the Vietnam War, life expectancy is falling for white people in the United States. Drug use is a primary cause.
A flurry of government appointments is one of the first signs of a pending caretaker period.
Veteran aid worker Kerry Jane Wilson was banking on a "blend-in" strategy to try to avoid the many hostile groups posing a deadly threat to Westerners in Afghanistan.
The government says its new native vegetation laws will protect biodiversity. Even the Queensland government warns against them.
The tyranny of distance has proved a boon to one industry in its ability to attract recruits.
Belconnen has won the right to keep thousands of Immigration Department staff.
It's a crowded house, and up to 80 public servants are being moved to new lodgings.
Unions buoyed by twin public service victory vow to make APS an election issue
At one point, as Turnbull got to his feet, 35 government MPs could be seen on their phones and tablets or working through papers.
Doctors have urged parents to take care using steam vaporisers, after a hospital study found one child a month suffered burns from the popular devices.
Strategy calls for equal opportunities to be driven from the top.
''It's like buying a Rolls Royce and finding a V-Dub engine in it.''
Unilever has recalled its 1.25L and 2L tubs of Blue Ribbon ice-cream, warning they may contain pieces of plastic.
Working at home is not all it is cracked up to be.
Shadi Jabar Khalil Mohammad, the sister of 15-year-old Farhad Jabar who shot dead police accountant Curtis Cheng in Parramatta last year, has been killed in a US strike in Syria, government sources have revealed. She joins the most senior Australian fighting with the Islamic State terror group, Neil Prakash, to have been killed in US air strikes.
The most senior Australian fighting with Islamic State, Neil Prakash, has been killed in a US air strike in Iraq.
Union says result is a 'hammer blow' to public service industrial relations policy.
The Department of Defence has taken steps to ensure senior staff are held accountable for failure with underperforming rank-and-file public servants also put on notice.
The parents of a teenage girl killed during an equestrian competition have shared their memories of a "gifted" and "spirited" daughter, and the love she had for her horse.
A secret recording of a high stakes medical exam that purports to expose discrimination against a trainee within the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons is being investigated.
Soon after her husband Malcolm Turnbull became Prime Minister, Lucy Turnbull found herself equally in the spotlight.
The Turnbull Government's $4 billion raid on tax-dodging multinationals appears to amount to little more than the natural dividend of hiring extra staff to the depleted ranks of the Australian Tax Office, according to tax transparency campaigners and Labor.
Chronic shortage of school places to be relieved by government's $60 million investment.