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Telehealth consultations for voluntary assisted dying are illegal under Australian law, court finds - Vimarsana News

Telehealth consultations for voluntary assisted dying are illegal under Australian law, court finds

Federal court rules that the definition of ‘suicide’ under criminal law applies to VAD

Aquinas College: Allegations Staff Sent Students Sexual Images - Vimarsana News

Aquinas College: Allegations Staff Sent Students Sexual Images

WA Police are investigating allegations that a female staff member at Aquinas College sent sexually explicit images to multiple students.

Israel Palestine: Chris Minns' bid to ban protest could be costly for free speech - Vimarsana News

Israel Palestine: Chris Minns' bid to ban protest could be costly for free speech

Future governments might ban or limit rallies simply because they find the subject matter too controversial.

Source: smh.com.au
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Senator warns of 'very serious criminal penalties' ahead of pro-Palestine protest in Sydney in response to Israel conflict - Vimarsana News

Senator warns of 'very serious criminal penalties' ahead of pro-Palestine protest in Sydney in response to Israel conflict

Liberal Senator James Paterson has issued a firm warning to Australians ahead of a pro-Palestine rally planned in Sydney on Monday night, following a mass incursion of Hamas militants on Israel. 

PwC tax scandal has exposed partnerships as regulatory havens - Vimarsana News

PwC tax scandal has exposed partnerships as regulatory havens

The loopholes that allow large accounting firms that look, act and behave much like corporations without being regulated in the same way should now be closed.

Source: afr.com