After revoking Byron Shire Council’s citizenship rights for their statements on moving Australia Day, the Prime Minister Scott Morrison is suggesting Indigenous history be celebrated separate to Australia Day.

The PM’s plan, with the support of Indigenous Government frontbencher Ken Wyatt is to create a new public holiday for indigenous celebrations over any attempt to move Australia Day from January 26.

A free vaccine will be introduced from April next year to protect Australian teenagers against four strains of the meningococcal infection.

Through the National Immunisation Program, the combined vaccine for the A, C, W and Y strains will be available at no extra cost to Australians aged 14 to 19.

With the deadly infection killing 28 Australians last year, over a million teenagers are expected to receive the free vaccine over the next four years.

A US Attorney has heard the third allegation of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and it’s expected she will testify at a Senate Hearing.

Since his nomination in July, Kavanaugh has faced accusations of sexual assault, including allegedly exposing himself at a party and a sexual attack against a 15 year old.

US Attorney Michael Avenatti said the third victim’s information is credible, and is demanding the opportunity to present testimony to the Senate Committee on Kavanaugh’s appointment.

Jeremy Corbyn has announced during the 2018 Labour Party Conference that UK Labour will force all large firms to give workers shares in the companies, if they win the next election.

Plans for inclusive ownership funds were unveiled alongside the nationalising of England’s water industry, the sacking of executives, and giving control to the workers.

Latest polling puts UK Labour at a four point lead over Theresa May’s Government, which is facing further controversy within the party over Brexit negotiations.

Red light cameras are set to be installed in ten high risks intersections in Queensland in an effort to reduce the number of crashes.

Areas such as Mackenzie, Gympie, and Mt Sheridan have been selected by the State Government  based on recent data.

RACQ Spokesperson Steve Spalding believes the cameras are important tools for road safety, denying they were simply put in place for revenue raising.

Freedom of information documents reveal farmers are being denied access to a river system Adani plans on drawing 12.5 billion litres of water from in what activists are labelling a “double standard”.

Documents show modelling used by Adani didn’t take into account rainfall data and the impacts of climate change, with Government assessments revealing Adani’s water use could be a threat to endangered ecosystems.

Access to water in Central Queensland’s Suttor River by Adani equates to just less than the amount of all farmers in the region combined.

Around one million bees in a Northern Territory farm have been killed in the second suspected deliberate poisoning this year.

Katherine beekeeper Sam Curtis says the bees died from Fipronil poisoning, an insecticide more commonly used for termite exterminations.

It is suspected the perpetrator is local as the two instances were within 5 kilometres from each other.