Monthly Archives: July, 2023
Fire breaks out on a school bus in Sydney’s south
The south of Sydney has seen a school bus fire.
The car was outside of Holy Family Catholic Primary and Aquinas Catholic College in Menai...
As the Senate committee reopens public contributions, Daniel Andrews dismisses inquiries over the Comm Games investigation
Daniel Andrews, the premier of Victoria, has dismissed inquiries about a potential appearance before an investigation looking into the cancellation of the Commonwealth Games...
As governments “do what they can,” Anthony Albanese urges citizens to “be as prepared as possible” for the upcoming bushfire season
Anthony Albanese advised residents of New South Wales to start planning for the forthcoming wildfire season as he warned that the repercussions of climate...
Nearly four months after a Sydney woman was fatally stabbed, police make a breakthrough
In the nearly four-month-long investigation into Sydney woman Erin Gilbert's death, police have finally made a significant development.
Gilbert, 42, was allegedly stabbed to death...
Seeing the former prime minister for the first time since the Robodebt results were announced, a public servant resigns
Just hours after a top public worker resigned over the scandal, Scott Morrison was seen for the first time since the Robodebt royal commission's...
