Author: Editorial Team

Fuel Price War: Victoria Cracks Down on ‘Price Gouging’ as Global Oil Crisis Hits Home Fuel price hikes to be capped in Victoria as global oil prices soar above $US100 a barrel New anti-price gouging laws introduced to stop petrol stations ripping off motorists Australian families and businesses feeling the pinch as fuel prices skyrocket, with truck drivers facing $3000 bills to fill up Economists warn of inflationary pressures as war in the Middle East drives up oil prices The fuel price crisis has reached boiling point, with the Victorian government introducing new laws to cap price hikes and prevent…

Rat Poison Ban Looms as Australia Cracks Down on Deadly Wildlife Threat Popular rat baits could soon be ripped from shelves as Australia’s pesticide regulator imposes strict new rules The move is a major win for wildlife advocates, who have long warned of the devastating impact on native animals The ban could have far-reaching consequences for pest control operators and homeowners alike Australia is on the brink of a rat poison ban that could change the way we tackle pest control forever. The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has declared second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) a restricted chemical product,…

Robodebt Scandal: Two Public Servants Found Guilty of Corrupt Conduct, but No Criminal Charges Loom Two public servants found guilty of corrupt conduct in the Robodebt scheme, but they will not face criminal charges Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison cleared of corrupt conduct, despite being Social Services Minister when the scheme was proposed The scheme caused significant distress to many, with some victims taking their own lives, and has been linked to multiple suicides The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has found two public servants guilty of corrupt conduct in the Robodebt scheme, a scandal that has been described as a…

Iranian Refugee Footballers Find New Home in Australia as A-League Clubs Open Doors Seven Iranian football players and a team staff member have been granted asylum in Australia, with A-League clubs offering training facilities and support The Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Victory have reached out to the refugees, offering a “home” and a chance to rebuild their lives The move has drawn parallels with the 2021 rescue of 77 Afghan athletes and their families, who were given a safe haven in Australia The Iranian players’ bravery has sparked a wave of support from the football community, with offers of mental…

Bus Inferno: Swiss Horror as Deliberate Act Kills Six and Injures Three in Town West of Bern Six people killed and three left fighting for their lives after bus catches fire in Kerzers, 25km west of Bern Police suspect deliberate act by person on board, with investigation underway Regional transport bus operated by PostBus, affiliated with national postal service, engulfed in flames Ambulance and helicopter teams scramble to rescue survivors, with two treated on site The small town of Kerzers, west of the Swiss capital Bern, was left reeling on Tuesday night after a devastating bus fire claimed the lives…