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An 80-foot tree had to be felled on Saturday (February 19) after Storm Eunice when it was seen swaying dangerously over Grove Garden in Haywards Heath, as well as a public footpath and Jireh Court flats.

The Australian Federal Police says it is exercising powers to penalise retailers price gouging RATs with fines of up to $66,000

Federal police have launched probe into rapid antigen test price gouging, warning those reselling test kits for more than 20 per cent of the original retail price face jail time.

The Australian Federal Police has launched an investigation into rapid antigen test (RAT) price gouging and has warned that ...

SwatFederal police have launched an investigation into the price-gouging of rapid antigen tests.A specialist taskforce has been set up by the AFP, after investigations began in NSW and Queensland following referrals from the consumer watchdog.Retailers caught price-gouging on the tests have been warned they will face five years in prison. AFP

Individuals and businesses caught re-selling rapid antigen tests at inflated prices could face five years’ imprisonment or a $66,000 fine.

The AFP has launched investigations into rapid antigen test (RAT) price gouging and is warning individuals and businesses they face five years’

Two investigations in Queensland and New South Wales have already begun after the Australian Competition an...

The AFP has helped tackle serious crime overseas – such as terrorism, illicit drug trafficking, human trafficking, child exploitation and cyber

The Home Affairs Minister is pushing to enhance counter-terrorism ties with Indonesia during a visit to Jakarta.