M K Stalin: ‘People are searching for governance’: Udhayanidhi, MK Stalin step up attack on Tamil Nadu CM Vijay | India News

Udhayanidhi Stalin, TN CM Vijay, MK Stalin (File photo) NEW DELHI: DMK president M K Stalin and leader of the opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday intensified their attack on the ruling TVK government, accusing chief minister C Joseph Vijay of administrative failure, deteriorating law and order and turning the Tamil Nadu Assembly into a “film…

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Outback roads badly damaged by flooding could take year to fix

Damage to South Australia’s network of outback roads is isolating remote communities, preventing children from getting to school, and slowing the restocking process for pastoralists recovering from drought.  Large parts of the Birdsville Track remain underwater. (Supplied: Department of Infrastructure and Transport) There are 10,000 kilometres of outback roads in South Australia, and the transport…

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Liberal MP Moira Deeming breaks silence after assault allegations against Matthew Guy

Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming says she will not apologise and that she misunderstood the meaning of the term “headlock”, after alleging her party room colleague Matthew Guy had assaulted her. Ms Deeming, who is overseas, today released a statement through her lawyer Tim Houweling, to “correct the public record regarding her recent complaint to…

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Serena Williams criticises tennis anti-doping protocol ahead of Wimbledon return

Tennis legend Serena Williams took aim at the game’s anti-doping protocol ahead of her Wimbledon return, claiming the system is “unprofessional” and “unreasonable”. The 44-year-old, who is a seven-time Wimbledon singles champion, returned to the testing pool before she could announce her comeback to professional tennis. “It’s gruelling. They changed the rules now,” Williams told…

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Allan government under pressure amid latest Big Build corruption allegations

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has backed her government’s response to serious corruption allegations in the state’s construction industry, despite ongoing criticism from across the political divide. “After all this time, if there is any evidence of any allegation of criminal behaviour that includes corruption and extortion, I don’t understand why that wouldn’t immediately be handed…

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Queensland premier confirms children in state care have slept in government offices

The Queensland premier has confirmed children in state care have slept in government offices but said it is a “rare occurrence”. David Crisafulli was briefed after the Together Union, which represents public service workers, acknowledged over the weekend that it was aware of reports that children had slept in child safety offices. Mr Crisafulli referred…

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