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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Domestic violence perpetrators are going undetected. Here's why (opens the original)
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A horror week of five suspected domestic violence deaths has exposed a key gap in the system: if the offender isn't known to police, who is meant to spot them? Four people, including three women and a child, were killed in suspected domestic violence attacks in New South Wales in the space of 24 hours last weekend. Police said none of the alleged offenders were known to them. By Thursday, that number had climbed to five, after a one-year-old stabbed in the Blue Mountains died in hospital. The de
Future of culling brumbies in NSW national park could hinge on one word (opens the original)
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A brumby advocate's bid to halt culling in the Yuraygir National Park has gone before the Land and Environment Court, with Carmen Jackson saying the National Parks and Wildlife Service did not have the authority to kill wild horses. However, the government says multiple forms of legislation grant the NPWS secretary the "broad general authority" to cull horses. Justice Rachel Pepper will hand down her decision on the case before October 30. The future of aerial culling in a northern New South Wal
Dozens of safety breaches issued in blitz on agribusinesses (opens the original)
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Labour-hire firms and agribusinesses across the Coffs Coast and Riverina have been issued with more than 40 safety notices in a SafeWork NSW blitz after allegations of slavery in the fruit-picking industry. Five Coffs Coast labour-hire firms have been ordered to stop work in certain areas after inspectors identified safety risks. The state's industrial relations minister, Sophie Cotsis, says the government is in favour of a national labour hire scheme, but some states have already opted out. The
Fair Work warning as court action looms over berry pickers' pay (opens the original)
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The Fair Work Ombudsman is taking labour-hire company Four Seasons Workforce to court for allegedly underpaying Chinese and Japanese workers. The company could be fined $99,000 for every offence if found guilty in the Federal Court. The case will go before the court next in October. Australia's Fair Work Ombudsman has issued a stark warning to labour-hire firms and farms that are underpaying workers in the Coffs Harbour region: "We are coming for you." The message came as Fair Work filed a case
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