A press release from l’Union des producteurs agricoles, a trade union representing agricultural workers in Quebec, said the protest aims to raise awareness about the many impacts the project would have on local communities, including forced expropriations.
After weeks of build-up, the full details of the ACT’s budget have been revealed. And after dealing Canberrans a tough set of cards in his first budget, Treasurer Chris Steel’s second has far fewer surprises. Let’s take a look at the key takeaways from the 2026-27 ACT budget. 1. Rates going up for most, but…
At least 12 people have been killed and nine injured after gunmen opened fire at an informal settlement near Johannesburg, South African authorities say. Police said in a statement that they had launched a manhunt for more than 10 suspects following the late-night attack at the Jumpers informal settlement in the suburb of Cleveland. The…
Growing up in Yuendumu in the 1960s, Bess Nungarrayi Price recalls a childhood surrounded by family, connected to the bush, far from the threats of alcohol and drugs. The former Northern Territory government minister believes that sense of safety is no longer present in the remote and urban Aboriginal communities of Central Australia. “Our families…
Lawyers for the state government have admitted a police officer battered former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas at a pro-Palestinian protest in Sydney’s south-west last year, court documents have revealed. Ms Thomas brought a civil claim against the officer and the state government after she was hospitalised and required a number of surgeries as a result…
A Supreme Court judge has been asked to overturn a suppression order preventing a high-profile Queensland man at the centre of an extortion allegation from being unmasked. The Cairns Magistrates Court has heard a man charged with extortion — who cannot be named — threatened to reveal information about his former partner and a married…
On a chilly Canberra night, Molonglo Juggernauts football players have taken to the field for their weekly training session. It’s about six degrees Celsius, and inside the change rooms, a small heater is attempting to keep the room warm. But the cold is the least of the football club’s problems — rats and mice have…
Australia’s medicines regulator has launched a crackdown on unregulated peptides, saying an increase in advertising, imports and supply of the unlawful drugs is posing a risk to consumer safety. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has moved to include unapproved peptides in its priority focus areas, alongside products like weight loss medications, vapes and sunscreens. There…
Police have released body-worn camera footage of the dramatic arrest of fugitive bikie Brandt Graham after the 44-year-old jumped the dock at the Darwin Local Court last week, sparking a five-day, city-wide manhunt. A Northern Territory Police spokesperson said Mr Graham was arrested by members of the dog squad yesterday afternoon and had now been…
Four military intelligence officers have been sentenced to up to three years in jail, after they threw sulphuric acid over a human rights activist in a brazen attack in Central Jakarta. Warning: This story contains details of an assault. CCTV captured the assault on Andrie Yunus, 27, with two of the officers throwing acid on…