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An ethics committee has cleared an MP and security staff over a late-night entry to parliament but raised concern about how the public found out about it.

His grave has been dug up and fresh evidence handed over, but the battle by the family of Lewis Kelly for justice for the Indigenous teen continues.

Victorial Liberal leader defies calls to resign from several party MPs

Opposition politicians said the letter was a necessary ‘extreme step’, with Māori rights under almost weekly attack from the government

Ex-State Liberal MP Rory Amon has appeared in court as he faces multiple charges related to alleged sexual assaults on a teenage boy.

A blanket suppression order has been lifted but accused’s identity remains secret

Wen Li, a graduate student living in Brisbane, ran for the seat of Mansfield as a Greens candidate in the recent Queensland election. Li promoted his policies on Xiaohongshu, one of the most popular Chinese social media platforms. When he lost, he posted a message on the platform announcing his…

Exclusive: First Nations victims obtain ‘inadequate support’ throughout state’s justice system, researchers say

The 2025 federal election’s battle lines are being drawn with Anthony Albanese’s government arguing its policies will create a more equitable future

Corrections staff have lost sight of humanity when dealing with prisoners, their boss has told an inquest into an Indigenous man's death in custody.

Labor has unveiled a childcare policy for the upcoming federal election, charting a path to universal care.