Guiseppe Conte Nominated As Potential Prime Minister of Italy
Yesterday evening Italy’s Prime Minister Sergio Mattarella selected populist candidate Guiseppe Conte as his pick to be the country’s next Prime Minister.
Northern Territory School Reopens After Being ‘Cursed’
A remote Northern Territory school has been reopened, after being cursed and closed for 13 days.
Overseas Phone Hacker Leaves Australians Waiting For Hours To Hear Back From 000
An overseas phone hacker has made more than one thousand calls to the triple zero emergency call service on Saturday morning, leaving some Australians waiting up to nine hours for a call back.
Several left-turn-on-red Signs Will Be Removed In Brisbane
Several left-turn-on-red signs will be removed in Brisbane for not complying with newly enforced road rules.
Brisbane Is Facing Its Coldest Start To Winter In Twelve Years
Brisbane is facing its coldest start to Winter in twelve years, with minimum temperatures of eight and nine degrees predicted from today.
Denmark Bans Face Veils in Public
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Transgender Migrant Dies while in US Custody
A 33-year old Honduran transgender migrant has died while in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
NDIS Delays Hastened Death Of Disabled Man
The family of a Tasmanian man who died while waiting for a bed through the National Disability Scheme, believes his death was the result of the delayed delivery of vital medical equipment.
Australia’s Strong Defamation Laws Preventing #MeToo Movement
Defamation law expert Professor, Barbara McDonald, said the majority of #MeToo cases in the US would never be made public in Australia due to our strong defamation laws.
Brisbane City Growth Rate Declining
Statistics show the percentage of people leaving Brisbane for interstate has increased by almost 60% since 1996.