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Families in Perth want a man on the sex offender register who lives among them to be moved.
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Families demand sex offender be moved

Families in Perth want a man on the sex offender register who lives among them to be moved.

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Opinion
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Marky Mark and the Phillip Street specialists

An Australian father is facing life in prison after he was charged with drug trafficking in Bali.
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Aussie father faces life in prison after drug trafficking charges in Bali

A convicted child rapist has been found in New South Wales after going on the run from South Australia.
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Convicted child rapist found after interstate manhunt

Police are targeting offenders displaying bad behaviour on Adelaide trains.
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Police target offenders on trains

Healthcare

NSW will significantly boost its funding for palliative care.
Healthcare

Queensland doctors demand answers over end-of-life care funding

The Australian Medical Association’s Queensland branch has made 14 submissions to the Miles government ahead of the June state budget, asking for further investments in palliative care amid uncertainty over the allocation of previous funds.

  • by Fraser Barton
Noula Giuliano is urging Victorians to think of people like her before investing in a wood fire or fire pit.
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Illness

This comfort home item is a winter warmer but could be harming your neighbours

Many of us have fond memories of huddling around a wood heater or fire pit in winter. But are they doing more harm than good?

  • by Aisha Dow
Martin Leckey can’t use the Sydney Road trams near his home because they are not wheel chair accessible.
Public transport

Brunswick’s ‘sky rail’ has been delayed. In the meantime, this is what locals want

  • by Patrick Hatch
Shae Bradshaw and daughter Makenzie.
Healthcare

The helping hand that taught Shae how to connect with her baby

  • by Melissa Cunningham
Pregnancy and parental discrimination are illegal, but experts say confidentiality clauses make knowing how common the issue is difficult.
Industrial relations

‘You’ll bankrupt the business’: Pregnant workers made redundant

  • by Amber Schultz
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