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Farmers are fighting back on the ban of live sheep exports
6 months, 1 week ago

Farmers are fighting back on the ban of live sheep exports

ABC  

CASON HO, REPORTER: This is one of the final frontiers for farmers trying to keep the live sheep export industry. Late last week farmers lined about three kilometres of road here in Muresk, in regional Western Australia where a parliamentary inquiry was examining the Federal Government's decision to ban live sheep exports by sea by 2028. CASON HO: Live exports …

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Disruptions flagged for 83 WA public schools as teachers strike in latest pay rise bid
8 months ago

Disruptions flagged for 83 WA public schools as teachers strike in latest pay rise bid

ABC  

A planned half-day teachers strike across WA looks set to up-end plans for parents and employers on Tuesday, when thousands of teachers are expected to walk off the job until lunchtime. Premier Roger Cook said there was "no reason" teachers should stop working on Tuesday, describing the stop-work action as "regrettable and unnecessary". Department of Education director-general Lisa Rodgers said …

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Indigenous Voice to Parliament rallies draw big numbers across Australia
1 year, 3 months ago

Indigenous Voice to Parliament rallies draw big numbers across Australia

ABC  

Quick Read In short: Yes campaign marches have taken place across Australia in support of a constitutionally-enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament. Yes campaign marches have taken place across Australia in support of a constitutionally-enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament. Sydney Walk for Yes rally attendee, Indigenous man Phil Hope. "There's a lot of negativity going around in the media …

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How Margaret Hawke came to murder her children in the rich export hub of Port Hedland in WA's north
1 year, 7 months ago

How Margaret Hawke came to murder her children in the rich export hub of Port Hedland in WA's north

ABC  

As an inferno engulfed a home on the main street of a dusty port town in WA's north, a woman walked out the front door. Hawke and her children lived in Port Hedland, home to the world's biggest bulk export port. Justice Lundberg said Hawke started life with "significant disadvantages". "Their pain and suffering from being attacked by their own …

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Criminal turns new leaf after being diagnosed with neurodisability, calls for better screening in prisons
1 year, 9 months ago

Criminal turns new leaf after being diagnosed with neurodisability, calls for better screening in prisons

ABC  

Cheerful grins in old scrapbook photo albums show a happy facade, masking the hardships Julie Taylor endured while raising a family on her own. "What's happened in the past doesn't sad me, but what saddens me is the fact that we can change what's happening with those young people around us today," Geoffrey said. Loading YouTube content Disability screening under …

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Nurses feel 'let down' after union boss indicates acceptance of wages deal
2 years, 1 month ago

Nurses feel 'let down' after union boss indicates acceptance of wages deal

ABC  

Tensions are rising amongst members of WA's nursing union after chief executive Mark Olson agreed to call off strike action and accept the state government's latest offer on pay and conditions. Key points: Nurses say they feel 'let down' after strike action was called off They are being offered a 3 per cent annual pay rise Union members will vote …

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Rising cost of living sees more West Australians rely on donations and spiral into debt
2 years, 8 months ago

Rising cost of living sees more West Australians rely on donations and spiral into debt

ABC  

Julie Williams lost her job in January just as supply shortages hit West Australian supermarkets and fuel prices started climbing to record highs. "There's definitely been an increase in new clients coming in that haven't previously needed help," she said. But with the cost of living on the rise, St Vincent de Paul Society's financial counselling services manager Suzanne Long …

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