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Australians' private phone and email records could be used in civil lawsuits
Australians could have their private phone and email records used against them in civil litigation cases, with the federal government considering relaxing data retention laws.
TV stars fight to keep names out of Worner sex scandal
The saga embroiling embattled Seven West boss Tim Worner continues to spiral out of control with the company's lawyers launching legal action to prevent the names of two prominent employees being linked with the scandal.
Government confirms Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions are rising
The government has confirmed Australia's greenhouse gas emissions are rising, and projected that it will not get near its 2030 climate target under current policies.
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Could a little black box strapped to the back of a bicycle be the key to introducing new laws in Victoria that require motorists to leave a minimum one-metre buffer passing?
TV stars fight to keep names out of Worner sex scandal
The saga embroiling embattled Seven West boss Tim Worner continues to spiral out of control with the company's lawyers launching legal action to prevent the names of two prominent employees being ...
Man taken into custody believed to be linked to serial killer cold case
Police have established a crime scene at a home in Perth's east amid reports it could be linked to one of Australia's most high-profile cold cases.
Security guard cannot account for missing 11 minutes with girl
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'I'm gonna go bash mummy again': Police allegedly heard screams
An Illawarra man will remain behind bars over Christmas accused of bashing his girlfriend in front of their one-year-old son.
'It's not fair': Sara Connor accuses Bali police of fabrication
Byron Bay woman hotly denies evidence put forward by the chief investigator in her murder trial.