Those who ‘intentionally spit or cough’ on government officials will be prosecuted
Six months prison and fines up to $11,000 will await those who deliberately spit or cough on government employees during the coronavirus.
With parliament shut down, why are our politicians on full pay?
With many Australians out of work, and parliament shut down until August, why are our politicians still on full pay?
A man named Swindle arrested for defrauding drought-stricken farmers
Parkes man Stephen Swindle has been found guilty of selling drought-stricken farmers hay that never existed, before spending the money on lingerie and theme park tickets.
Berejiklian “closes the door” on pill testing, ignores findings of inquiry into festival deaths
Despite an inquiry believing that pill testing be implemented and drug dogs banned, Gladys Berejiklian has doubled down on her rhetoric.
Male police officers strip search woman in front of shop window
In full view of the staff inside, a 22-year-old woman was strip-searched in front of a shop in broad daylight, an act indicative of the problem and the mindset of the NSW police.
