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Changing the name of Moreland council after discovering links to slavery is the wrong relationship to have with our history.

UPDATE Saturday Morning: Wrexham Council have given some insight to the large overnight operation to respond to storm damage in the area. Cllr David A Bithell Lead Member Environment and Transport told us, “Our streetscene crews have been out all night, 9 crews, 2 JCBs including additional vehicles dealing with the storm, high winds have […]

A Melbourne council will likely change its name after finding out the name stems from that of a Jamaican sl...

Information was presented to Council last week by Elders from the Traditional Owner community and other community representatives, showing that

Liberal MP criticises Scott Morrison for dithering on his promise of a federal integrity commission, and universities across Australia will get a shot at one of four $60 million research grants in a government push to commercialise research.

The Moreland City Council is hoping to change its name after learning it is linked to a Jamaican slavery plantation that operated in the 1700s.

For two decades, amid the rise of women to governor’s mansions, military leadership and even the vice presidency, the percentage of women among the ranks of state police officers has

The woman in her 80s was asked to take euros out of the bank for fraudsters claiming to be police.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A Georgia agency says the number of highway chases involving state law enforcement officers jumped dramatically in 2020, resulting in hundreds of injuries and a few deaths. According to a report by the state Department of Public Safety, the Georgia State Patrol and officers from other state agencies took part in more than 1,200 pursuits statewide last year.

The number of Georgia highway chases involving state law enforcement officers increased dramatically from 2019 to 2020, resulting in hundreds of injuries