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Scott Ryan of a “incident” captured by CCTV footage taken on the night Brittany Higgins was allegedly raped in March 2019, but says he only knew it involved a security breach, not an alleged crime. As news.com.au recounts, CCTV tracked Higgins’ and her alleged assailant’s movements on the night in question, and was the subject of negotiations between the AFP and parliamentary officers, who did not want it released without agreement. 7.30’s Leigh Sales noted that Ryan asked the inspector general of intelligence and security to examine the CCTV footage in June 2020; as Crikeyexpl...

Why Mark McGowan's landslide election victory could spell disaster for Scott Morrison in WA as the Liberals are reduced to just TWO MPs Western Australians went to the polling booths on Saturday in state election tipped to be a landslide for Labor Voting at 700 locations closed at 6pm on Saturday with 750,000 people voting before election day  Labor premier Mark McGowan raced to immediate lead with ABC's Anthony Green declaring a win early on  Liberal leader Zak Kirkup conceded defeat at 9.30pm AWST and declared he had also lost his individual seat 

Premier Mark McGowan's Labor government has claimed a landslide victory in the West Australian election.   

March 01, 2021 The first week of street protests in Yangon, Myanmar following the military coup of February 1, 2021. Credit: Ben Small Advertisement Once again, hundreds of thousands are taking to the streets and to digital highways. From Kathmandu to Delhi, moving east to Bangkok and Yangon, a wave of discontent is demanding that human rights be upheld. In Kathmandu, women march to demand an end to violence and the “deep-rooted patriarchal mindset.” Car horns blare and cooking pots bang in the streets of Yangon, a cacophony calling for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi. In India, demonstra...

Downhearted Liberals told to ‘stand up and fight’ at Labour Day campaign launch We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Opposition Leader Zak Kirkup gave Liberal members a choice to step back or stand up and fight as he concluded his state election campaign launch speech on the Labour Day public holiday. The call to arms came after a weekend where two regional candidates for the party spoke out against Mr Kirkup’s renewable energy policy, which federal MP Andrew Hastie also labelled a ‘lem...