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CFMEU flag visible from Citylink Kensington. 19th July 2024, The Age news Picture by JOE ARMAO CFMEU flag seen over the CBD of Melbourne. 19th July 2024.
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Protests

CFMEU rally LIVE updates: Union protests across the country after being plunged into administration

Follow our live coverage of CFMEU rallies across the country as tens of thousands of workers walk off the job, grinding construction to a halt.

  • by Cassandra Morgan
Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers.
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National News Live

Australia news LIVE: CFMEU workers walk off job across nation; international student caps announced

  • by Amber Schultz and Caroline Schelle
Dr Peter Dunne, who died from the injuries he suffered in an alleged hit and run in February.
Crime

Man jailed over ‘serious, violent’ hit-run of Brisbane doctor

  • by Savannah Meacham
Only two of the eight black spot projects put forward by Brisbane City Council for funding will proceed.
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Brisbane News Live

Brisbane news live: The Riverwalk holdup; Big emitters sign up for UQ climate fix

An image released of Tiffani Scholten at the time of her death.
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Crime

‘Particularly confronting’: Two charged with murder of girl in 2022

  • by Cloe Read

Healthcare

Sexual health physicians want PCR testing for syphilis to be used widely to help contain a growing epidemic of disease in Melbourne.
Sexual health

STI screening call after spike in unborn baby deaths

An outbreak of a treatable sexually transmitted disease in Queensland has led to a dramatic rise in the deaths of unborn babies.

  • by Savannah Meacham
Rhiannon Abeling is grieving the loss of her husband, Michael, who died by suicide after he was discharged by Frankston Hospital.
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Healthcare

‘He shouldn’t be dead’: Families sue Frankston Hospital over suicides

Michael Abeling was desperate for help when he presented to the emergency department. But he was refused admission and died a few days later.

  • by Henrietta Cook
Ros and Andy Melling with their children, Archie, Oli and Phoebe.
Disability

A rare disease changed Archie’s life. Fruit flies are now his best hope

  • by Angus Delaney
A COVID vaccine.
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Coronavirus pandemic

Payments for COVID vaccine injuries are ending. Patients want that changed

  • by Mary Ward
Healthcare

Polly never suffered from asthma – then a clap of thunder left her gasping for air

  • by Melissa Cunningham
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