When Tasmania Police misidentified Laura as a family violence perpetrator, she had no idea she'd have to fight for them to hold her abuser — a serving officer — to account. Now, she's fighting for change.
China's nuclear-capable missile test landed near the exclusive economic zones of Nauru and Tuvalu, prompting criticism from Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand. Taiwan's Joseph Wu called it a "provocation that destabilizes the Indo Pacific."
A man with multiple domestic violence convictions, including attempted sexual assault, has been granted a Working With Children Check (WWCC) by the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) to become a church minister. The tribunal cited the passage of time and lack of risk to children as reasons for overturning the automatic denial.
Seven Hobart venues owned by Pub Banc Group and Hotel Banc Group have closed due to "challenging trading conditions," impacting the city's nightlife and hospitality sector. Industry leaders call for government and industry collaboration to secure the night-time economy.
Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon fourth-round exit to Flavio Cobolli underscores a recurring mental struggle. The 27-year-old expressed deep disappointment, citing a lack of mental fortitude as the primary reason for his inability to close out crucial matches, a pattern that continues to hinder his grand slam aspirations.
Spain secured a late victory against Portugal with a goal from Mikel Merino in the 91st minute. The match saw several substitutions and yellow cards, including one for Portugal's Renato Veiga and Bernardo Silva. Lamine Yamal was a notable player for Spain, creating chances and earning a free kick.
A proposed $80 million creative precinct in Launceston, backed by state and council funding, is under scrutiny as the developer, Chris Billing, faces allegations of running insolvent companies with debts exceeding $16 million. Community members and councillors question the due diligence performed by authorities.
