Cyclist Speed Bump Trials in Perth
Perth is set to launch speed bump trials on shared bike and pedestrian paths in an attempt to get cyclists to slow down.
NZ to create a sixth category for cyclones
New Zealand’s climate Change Minister called for scientists to create a sixth category for cyclones following extreme weather events.
Queensland’s billion dollar fines
An audit office report has revealed a staggering $1.2 billion in unpaid fines in Queensland.
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Wayne LaPierre accuses Democrats and the media of ‘exploiting’ Florida tragedy
Head of the National Rifle Association Wayne LaPierre accused Democrats and the media of ‘exploiting’ the Florida school shooting to amplify gun control and end US gun rights.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen threatens to ‘beat up’ protesters ahead of Asean Summit in Sydney
Hundreds of Cambodians living in Australia plan to rally against Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, when he arrives at the South-East Asian Leaders Summit in Sydney next month.
Labor proposes Uni and TAFE inquiry
Labor has proposed a review of universities and TAFE if it secures the next federal election after concerns the two institutions should better complement each other.
‘Highly Toxic’ mould found on Nauru
Living conditions on Australia's offshore processing centre Nauru was found to contain “highly toxic” levels of mould measured up to 76 times the safe level found in rotting tents and buildings in which asylum seekers are forced to live.
63 year old rower’s body found in West End
The body of missing Brisbane Rower Mark Roome has been found near the South Brisbane Sailing Club in West End yesterday.
Ipswich trials driverless shuttle buses
Springfield near Ipswich will next week test driverless electric shuttle buses, following trials in Canberra, Darwin and along the Esplanade at Mooloolaba.