Radicalised teen was shooter in Parramatta police attack
UPDATE: Police sources say the shooter in yesterday’s Parramatta attack was a 15-year-old boy of Middle Eastern background.
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Shark culling not the answer
Premier Mike Baird this week ruled out shark culling in response to increased attacks on the NSW coast.
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News In Brief – Rosie Batty urges Turnbull to close detention centres
Australian of the Year Rosie Batty has urged new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to close off-short detention centres (left).
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Thousands still support discredited Brown
Thousands of Chris Brown fans have signed a petition and bought tickets to his shows, despite the Australian Government’s intention to keep him out of the country.
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News in Brief – Turnbull alarmed by rape allegations
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (left) has expressed concern about reports two women have been raped at the Nauru Offshore Processing Centre for refugees.
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EB Games Expo 2015 starts tomorrow
Grab your controllers because it’s time to press start on Australia’s biggest annual gaming event: The EB Games Expo.
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News in brief – Julie Bishop announces UN Security Council bid
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has announced that Australia will bid to rejoin the United Nations Security Council for the 2029/2030 term.
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A question of trust: Riminton on Canberra
Journalists can not always trust their senior political sources to know what is really happening in the heat of a leadership challenge, according to Network Ten’s political editor Hugh Riminton.
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Update: Abbotsford brewery strike cancelled
Abbotsford brewery workers canned a scheduled strike against the Carlton and United Breweries (CUB) after reaching an agreement on Monday, September 28. After seven months of negotiations with CUB, the Abbotsford brewery workers have reached an agreement that will result in a 7.5 per cent pay rise over three years. “This new pay deal will ensure our…
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Less pay, more jobs for youth?
Almost 40,000 jobs could be created across Australia if Sunday penalty rates are cut, according to Restaurant and Catering Australia (R&CA) CEO John Hart.
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