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'If it was about pedestrian safety, clearly there's something wrong structurally.'

ACT will present the brand’s latest lighting control solutions at InfoComm 2023.

This pump can 'crab-walk' around traffic jams and send a drone out through the roof.

The National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) has joined hands with Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Economics in establishing the Knowledge Hub for Regional Anti-Corruption and Good Governance Collaboration (KRAC) for the goal of creating Thailand’s anti-corruption ecosystem by translating academic knowledge into actions and fostering networks for international cooperation.

The Education Directorate is offering new incentives for teachers to go back to the classroom.

The Australian Federal Police has reasserted its ability to effectively investigate a former member of PwC, as the firm completes millions of dollars worth of contracts working alongside AFP staff.

There are few “grown-up” moments between National and Labour in recent political history other than the 2021 bipartisan housing accord. But as political editor Jo Moir writes, it only took a whiff of a tightly contested election to unravel it.

What felt like 'at least 1000 dogs' were out for the Million Paws Walk on Sunday.

One ACT patient calls 30 times a day for an ambulance, paramedics say.

Labour kept up its attacks on the Opposition's proposed tax cuts but fumbled its own number-crunching at a party congress.

Australian public prosecutors are far less visible than defence lawyers, judges and police, yet they are the most powerful actors in the criminal justice system.