Time for Kmart to feed their karma.

Toxic work environments, sexual harassment, abuse. Women and girls across Australia have long known this, which is why they are now speaking with a collective fury.

Students at Upper Yarra Secondary School have harvested the first grapes from the school’s unique on-campus vineyard, and will help process it into pinot noir.

Staff at La Trobe University have been told it will shed another 300 full-time equivalent jobs, taking the number of lost jobs at the institution past 500.

My abuser finally pleaded guilty and got three years’ jail. I got $5000 compensation.

The first part of the report was into Ms Caddicks’s financial affairs and the other into her company Maliver, investors told the Herald.

Australia’s presumption of innocence means Mr Porter will not tried or convicted. But he surely will not continue as Attorney General; or for much longer as MP.

To my fellow survivors I say − it is our time. We need to take this opportunity. We need to be bold and courageous. Share your truth. It is your power.

Circa artistic director Yaron Lifschitz says theatre lovers could expect people flying in the air and three “pigs” on a trapeze.

Nelly Yoa, a serial self-promoter who was this week convicted of assault, trained to be a floor monitor in Victoria’s quarantine program.

Police have arrested a suspect they believed was hiding out in a houseboat after a Queensland siege by waiting for him to return to shore for a trip to the toilet.

A former Caulfield Grammar headmaster who built a career in education on the back of lies about his qualifications has been hailed as a gifted and exceptional educator who inspired those he taught.

A man is dead after his car and a prime mover crashed, the force of the collision pushing his car into two other cars.

Last year, the show was cancelled due to the pandemic. This year’s show will run from April 1 to 21, with attendees required to pre-book tickets online.

The shop owner said he did not realise what the mask was depicting, and immediately took it down once he was told.

The NSW Department of Education chief also said a new south-west Sydney selective school would be built in Leppington.

A police spokeswoman told the Herald the divers did not go in due to the sea conditions and Marine Area Command will make an assessment each morning, starting again on Thursday.

Paul Leslie Bent repeatedly kissed, hugged and slapped the buttocks of three women he worked with despite them warning him not to, a Sydney court has heard.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the state was trying to stay a “few steps ahead” by accelerating the vaccination rollout, but it was yet to receive key details in writing from federal authorities.

Police believe the two men were shot through the car when the taxi stopped at an address in Riverstone.

Lockdown Melbourne meant trips to Victoria’s capital, such a feature of the past, were curtailed – but the rest of the state’s delights were soon discovered.

Criminal Groups Squad Commander Detective Superintendent Robert Critchlow said police had been working tirelessly on the investigation but require the public’s help.

On this episode of Please Explain, I’m joined by business journalist Dominic Powell to discuss the economic implications of big businesses keeping Job Keeper. 

Will a UK court ruling mean the jig is up for the gig economy?

The Catholic Education Commission of Victoria wants state and federal funding to open more schools in outer suburbs of Melbourne, but a state school lobby group has labelled this a “greedy grab” for taxpayer funding.

All the communities chosen by the government had higher ongoing mental health issues than the Victorian average.

Dragan Markovic, whose father contracted COVID-19 in aged care before dying in hospital, is the lead plaintiff in a class action against hotel quarantine security guards.

His comments come a day after the Premier backtracked on an idea to maintain some of WA’s border restrictions post-pandemic, to choke WA’s drug supply networks. 

Dozens of returned travellers have had their hotel quarantine stays extended after two people tested positive to a new strain of COVID-19 in Brisbane.

Photographs of clothing, bedding and furniture found in the background of child abuse material is being released, as Australian Federal Police agents work to find and rescue more young victims.

Data published by the Doherty Institute raises questions about how useful antigen tests would be in Australia given the low level of virus present.

Education Minister Sarah Mitchell told a budget estimates hearing on Wednesday that she had sought a meeting with NSW Police to learn their view on the problem from within Sydney’s school communities.

The interstate rail freight route is planned to end almost 40 kilometres from the city’s port, with growing concern about how linking the two could affect suburbs in between.

The Andrews government will build an oversized intersection in the bushland suburb of Eltham to solve a traffic problem that locals say is already being fixed by building the state’s most expensive road.

It comes after claims migrant workers were being exploited by a Brisbane business, including doing domestic work on weekends.

The case of a NSW father found in a Brisbane sewage tank almost three years ago has baffled police, with one detective saying it is his most challenging ever.

NSW will bring forward coronavirus vaccinations for people in the next phase of the national rollout, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced.

Rajaram increased global wheat production by more than 200 million tonnes.

NSW is developing a plan to address period poverty in schools.

Two police officers have had appeals against their guilty findings dismissed by a judge, who ruled the pair unlawfully assaulted a disability pensioner in a use of force that was disproportionate and unnecessary.

The shooting is the first major incident involving Perth outlaw motorcycle gang members since Mr Martin’s murder at the Perth Motorplex in Kwinana on December 12. 

It would be a criminal offence to display Nazi symbols under laws proposed by a Victorian cross-party parliamentary inquiry.

The comments made by the former Liberal Democratic Party senator were “manifestly crass, offensive and obviously sexist”, a Federal Court judge said.

The leader of a Melbourne neo-Nazi group has been charged after allegedly assaulting a Channel Nine security guard prior to the broadcast of a story about the organisation on “A Current Affair”.

Three men have been arrested over alleged sexual assaults on four underage girls at Altona beach that took place on jet skis driven out to deep water.

Vying for another term in government, WA Premier Mark McGowan’s tune has changed considerably since he called the ‘stop-and-search’ laws of the Barnett government “quasi-fascist”.

A regular work day turned deadly when a bomb exploded outside Russell Street police station, killing one, injuring many and changing lives forever.

WA social sector experts predict a “tsunami of homelessness” with as many as 100,000 people affected when the moratorium on rental evictions ends in an already tight market.

Energex is continuing to restore power to houses after already helping 18,000 affected customers following severe thunderstorms in the south-east.

The state has recorded a fifth consecutive day of no new local cases of COVID-19 as Premier Daniel Andrews defended the extension to Victoria’s of emergency through to December.