Israeli police seek to question Packer in Netanyahu probe: reports
Israeli authorities wish to speak to James Packer about his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Israeli media reports.
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Rachel Browne
Rachel Browne is a Social Affairs Reporter for Fairfax Media
Captain James Cook's waistcoat could fetch up to $1.1 million at auction
A 250-year-old waistcoat belonging to Captain James Cook will be auctioned later this month.
'I was dead to them': How Lara escaped the Jehovah's Witnesses 'cult'
As the child sexual abuse royal commission wraps up its inquiry into the Jehovah's Witnesses, former church members are demanding the organisation be brought to account.
Child abuse helpline clogged with less serious cases: Royal Commission
The state's child abuse reporting helpline is clogged with thousands of less serious cases, a royal commission has heard.
Hundreds of sex abuse allegations referred to police
Hundreds of sex abuse allegations involving schools, hospitals and out-of-home care providers have been referred to police by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.
'We didn’t talk to any children': Panel reviewing abuse in detention
An expert panel contracted to provide advice on child protection inside Australian mainland and offshore detention centres did not interview any children before handing down its report.
'Love doesn't pay the bills': Workers strike over 'half' pay
More than 1000 early childhood educators plan to walk off the job on International Women's Day to draw attention to their low pay.
Outrage over church's financial support for paedophile priests
An admission that the Sydney Catholic Archdiocese financially supports convicted pedophile priests has drawn outrage from sex abuse survivors at the royal commission.
Catholic leaders speak of 'catastrophic failure' on child abuse in past
Five Australian Catholic archbishops have given a scathing assessment of the church's past response to sexual abuse victims.
$1.53m spent defending priest who abused 20 children
The Christian Brothers underpaid sexual abuse victims by $14 million, a royal commission has heard.
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