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Victoria Overhauls Working With Children Check Laws

Victoria rolls out landmark reforms to its Working With Children Check system, introducing continuous monitoring and stricter enforcement to close critical safeguarding gaps and protect vulnerable minors.

Victoria's Welcome Sign Updated to Honour Traditional Owners

In a landmark move for reconciliation, Melbourne's iconic 'Welcome to Victoria' sign is being replaced with a new version acknowledging the Traditional Owners. This historic change marks a significant step in Victoria's nation-leading treaty process.

Cooks' Cottage relocation row sparks reconciliation debate

Fitzroy Gardens' iconic Cooks' Cottage faces a controversial proposal to relocate to Victoria's parliament precinct as a gesture of Aboriginal reconciliation, sparking intense debate about historical preservation versus colonial legacy.

Inferno at Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market

A major fire has engulfed a section of the historic Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne, with over 100 firefighters battling the intense blaze. No injuries reported as investigations begin.

Two arrested in Westminster terror incident

A man and woman have been arrested following a suspected terror incident near the Houses of Parliament. Armed police swiftly responded, ensuring public safety as investigations continue.

Ukraine strengthens National Guard amid Russia tensions

Ukraine's parliament has passed a crucial bill to bolster the National Guard, enhancing its role in national defence as tensions with Russia escalate. The move signals Kyiv's commitment to safeguarding its sovereignty.

Ukraine extends martial law as war drags on

Ukraine's parliament has voted to prolong martial law as the war with Russia continues. President Zelensky remains resolute in defending the nation's sovereignty. Read the latest updates.

Emma McKeon honoured in Parliament for Olympic feats

Australian swimming sensation Emma McKeon was celebrated in Parliament House, receiving a standing ovation for her historic Olympic achievements. The event also honoured athletes affected by the 1980 boycott.

John Swinney becomes Scotland's new First Minister

John Swinney has been officially sworn in as Scotland's First Minister, stepping into the role during a challenging period for the SNP. His leadership comes as the party seeks to rebuild public trust and navigate complex political waters.

Farage under investigation by Parliament watchdog

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces scrutiny from the parliamentary standards watchdog over alleged breaches during his election campaign. The investigation could have significant political repercussions.

Price-Wong clash over Indigenous Voice proposal

Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price challenges Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, sparking a heated exchange over constitutional recognition and representation.

Australia’s Parliament Reopens with Pomp and Tension

Australia’s federal parliament has resumed with a blend of ceremonial grandeur and political friction, as key parties clash over policy directions. Discover the highlights and underlying tensions of this pivotal session.

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