Stoush over anti-Israel ‘kill’ rant video stalls probe
Two nurses who bragged about killing Israeli patients are yet to be charged by police as investigators seek access to video footage.
Two nurses who bragged about killing Israeli patients are yet to be charged by police as investigators seek access to video footage.
A report into dozens of child deaths has indicated kids were being lost in a state's residential care system that had "forgotten how to care".
Two nurses have been blacklisted from Australia's biggest hospital system after a video showed them boasting they would kill Israeli patients in a "vile" rant.
Two nurses who suggested Israeli patients would be killed or refused care have had their registrations suspended as police weigh up laying charges.
Rallies have been held in major capitals and regional centres to support transgender youth as the peak medical body reviews care that one state has paused.
A mobile stage dubbed Beryl has helped bring bushfire-affected towns together, as research highlights the need for recovery funds years after disaster strikes.
Australia's iconic Bondi Beach has become the scene of the nation's latest anti-Semitic attack with eggs and verbal abuse hurled at young women.
There are fears anti-Semitic incidents in Australia are worsening after an attack on a home that previously belonged to a prominent Jewish community leader.
A woman was banned from a casino after spending more than half her income on gambling, but she argued her multi-million dollar inheritance gave her the means.
Another Sydney synagogue has been targeted by "hate-filled" vandals who spray-painted swastikas across its front wall overnight.
Technology is a major factor in rising back-to-school costs as Australian teachers notice an increase in students without the essentials.
The first festival pill-testing trial in Victoria has been hailed a success after 40 per cent of patrons indicated they would use smaller doses of their drugs.
Drinking cultures and alcohol regulations are in the sights of anti-violence campaigners amid data showing domestic violence spikes during the festive season.
A court in France has jailed the ex-husband of Gisele Pelicot for 20 years over her drugging and mass rape and imprisoned dozens of others in a landmark trial.
Researchers are creating artificially intelligent companions to help people get through challenges but that does not necessarily cut humans out of the picture.
Towns have been left without power and mobile service during major disasters, with an independent review urging the government to bolster rural connectivity.
Funding an extra 5000 social properties through a partnership with the community housing sector will help get more people into homes sooner, advocates say.
A hostage and a rescuer of the Lindt Cafe siege have opened up about their struggles in the decade since as leaders lay flowers to mark the anniversary.
Bullying in Australian schools will be put under a microscope as the federal government looks to tackle the behaviour in the real world.
Labor has chalked up a last-minute legislative victory, with the Greens backing its housing scheme, as several MPs bid Canberra farewell.
Regulators have come together for the first time to condemn family violence and remind health practitioners of their critical role in the battle to end it.
The percentage of young Australians worrying about the cost of living has more than doubled in two years and it is now their biggest concern, a survey suggests.
The parent company for Facebook has hit out at a looming ban on under 16s for social media, labelling the process as rushed.
Australian schools will have access to a government-funded digital tool to support students' mental health but some question whether it will be effective.
Australians are able to disentangle how they feel about higher migration levels from their appreciation of diversity and multiculturalism, research suggests.
Banning under 16s from social media would be critical for the wellbeing of young people, a peak body for school principals says.
It is not just governments considering social media bans: a study shows more Australians plan to disconnect and spend less time online.
Keeping Australian children under 16 off social media will be unenforceable and tech giants should not be tasked with age verification, experts say.
Prominent Australian children's entertainers are urging the federal government to pardon YouTube from its proposed social media ban to save an industry.
The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Corporation has described Jamie Oliver's book Billy and the Epic Escape as disrespectful.
A social media ban for children younger than 16 is set to come into effect in 2025 after state leaders signed off on the "world-leading" measure.