Euthanasia becomes law in Western Australia Euthanasia becomes law in Western Australia Western Australia has become the 19th jurisdiction in the world to legalise euthanasia, with the government's voluntary...Read More
Australian GPs are prescribing placebos to patients Australian GPs are prescribing placebos to patients Most Australian GPs have used a placebos in their practice and believe prescribing drugs in this fashion...Read More
Surveillance drones to monitor holiday period Surveillance drones to monitor holiday period Privacy experts have hit out at reports that Victorian Police plan to operate camera surveillance drones on...Read More
Victoria extends ‘One Belt, One Road’ agreement Victoria extends ‘One Belt, One Road’ agreement The Victorian government is set to extend commitments to China's controversial ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative, after...Read More
5G ‘health scare campaign’ is growing: Telstra 5G ‘health scare campaign’ is growing: Telstra Australia's largest telecommunications provider has warned a “health scare campaign” about the upcoming 5G mobile network is...Read More
Senate dismisses 95% of cash ban submissions Senate dismisses 95% of cash ban submissions A new inquiry into controversial legislation to ban cash transactions exceeding $10,000 has been met with yet...Read More
Unis developing surveillance technology for China Unis developing surveillance technology for China An investigation has uncovered extensive collaborations between Australian universities and Chinese entities involved in Beijing's increasing surveillance...Read More
Digital licences introduced in New South Wales Digital licences introduced in New South Wales A new digital driver’s licence is now legal for use across New South Wales following trials of...Read More
Cash ban continues against inquiry advice Cash ban continues against inquiry advice The government has bypassed parliamentary procedures by pushing controversial legislation to ban cash transactions through the House...Read More
Committee rejects facial recognition legislation Committee rejects facial recognition legislation Australia’s Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security has ordered the government back to the drawing board, after...Read More
NSW to further privatise bus services NSW to further privatise bus services The New South Wales government has announced plans to privatise bus services in Sydney's north-western suburbs, lower-north...Read More