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A loophole means Australians going to New Zealand as part of the new travel bubble won't be stopped from flying onwards to the rest of the world. While Australian authorities say Aussies still need an exemption to leave the country except for going across the Tasman, officials there have said they won't stop Australians leaving the nation to travel anywhere else. However, Australian's Border Force warned if people do travel onwards it won't be easy to get back home because of the strict flight caps limiting the number of passengers allowed into the country. READ MORE: There were emotional sce...

By Raquel Mustillo MEMBERS of the Kalangadoo community will gather on April 18 to remember two World War II veterans for the town’s annual Anzac commemoration service. The service of Private Williams (Bill) James Peake and Craftsman Leo Matson Bilney will be honoured at the 6.15am ceremony at the Kalangadoo Cemetery. Born in Mount Gambier on March 1, 1924 and educated at the Kalangadoo Primary School, Private Peake enlisted in the Third Light Horse Regiment as a 17-year-old. Private Peake – who was 6ft tall and an accomplished horseman – lied about his birthdate and stated he was bo...

In the midst of a global pandemic, ACT Law Society president Sarah Avery started their own firm and began navigating how their non-binary identity can fit into the normal day-to-day, all while remaining dedicated and passionate about helping people. In this spotlight, Mx Avery talks to Lawyers Weekly about the new firm, how they have started incorporating a new identity into professional life and how their career has unfolded.

Climate, trade and China are all on the table as the Morrison government prepares to build bridges with Trump’s successor