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"We are more informed and better educated today about... the harmful health impacts of smoke from wood heaters, despite what the wood-heating industry claims," says letter writer DARRYL JOHNSTON, of Tuggeranong.

The 'public has had a gutful of these narcissists who think they are above the law,' said another government minister

It is extremely hard to kill off a public figure of the calibre of Mike Pezzullo. As with a person of similar personality, Tony Abbott, one can be sure they are out of the play for good only when their bodies lie at a crossroads at midnight, with a wooden stake through their hearts.

A Queensland Liberal senator is urging a rethink from all sides of politics, saying the proposed legislation would have “real-world consequences” for vulnerable people.

Coalition was previously fiercely critical of Labor’s misinformation legislation, having campaigned to ‘bin the bill’

Anthony Albanese says vigil was to honour victims and ‘mourn for all the years of joy they should have known’

Tech giants have been urged to do more to remove violent content off their platforms in the fallout of two horrific stabbing incidents.

A crowd is gathering at Sydney's Bondi Beach to share in a minute's silence honouring six people killed in a stabbing attack, as a wounded baby...

Calls for a crackdown on social media posts after two Sydney stabbing attacks; At least one dead in a Japanese military helicopter crash; Swimming Australia investigating after revelations about Chinese athletes at the Tokyo Olympics.

In a landmark judgment in the Federal Court last week, Justice Michael Lee found that Ms Higgins was raped by former colleague Bruce Lehrmann.