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Members of the South Australian parliament will officially be banned from harassing staff and other MPs under a long-awaited code of conduct tabled today. A draft code of conduct has been tabled in parliament No sanctions have been written into the code's …

Vaccine hesitant teachers in the south-west and across Victoria have overwhelmingly chosen to get the jab, averting fears of a staffing crisis as schools reopen. From Monday October 25 anyone working in a school,

South African cricket star Quinton de Kock pulled out of his side's eight-wicket Twenty20 World Cup win over the West Indies overnight. The move was prompted by his opposition to an edict that the team was to kneel before the game in the widely understood …

The wicketkeeper’s withdrawal comes after the Cricket South Africa board directed all players to take the knee in a united and consistent stance against

Guy Barnett, Minister for Primary Industries and Water Support for plantation estate in the south welcomed. The Tasmanian Government welcomes the announcement toda

The decision by Telstra to acquire the South Pacific assets of the telecommunications company Digicel with substantial Australian Government funding is welcome – but will also be challenging. The purchase price of around $US 1.

South-west Victoria is tipped to hit the 90 per cent double dose COVID-19 vaccination target by next week. The region is likely to hit 90 per cent double dose by next Monday, and 95 per cent by the following week.

"He's a South Sydney junior from the Mascot club, he has worked tirelessly to get himself into the position he's in today, he is a popular member of the team and is a leader amongst the young brigade we have at the club.

Two new coronavirus cases on the NSW far south coast have broken the region's six-day COVID-19 free streak. Two new COVID-19 cases have been recorded in the Eurobodalla It breaks the region's six-day long COVID free streak Testing capacity is winding down …

The South Australian Labor opposition's intervention into the "education-outcomes" debate, with a focus on sacking teachers, is disappointing for its failure to address the key issue of chronic under-resourcing of our public schools,