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WA politician calls for Question Time to be abolished

Dr Brian Walker from the Legalise Cannabis Party has come up with a bold idea to improve parliament.

Lee Lai becomes the first non-binary winner of the Stella Prize

Lee Lai is an Australia author based in Canada. Cannon is their second novel.

Trailblazing basketball star Jason Collins dies aged 47

Collins made history when he came out on the cover of Sports Illustrated in 2013.

Perth’s Boffins Books to close after 37 years

The book store said the increase of people working from home was a factor in their demise.

Senator Tammy Tyrell joins Labor boosting the government’s numbers

Independent Tasmanian senator Tammy Tyrell joins Labor, boosting government numbers but leaving Albanese reliant on Greens or Coalition support still

Health alert urges thousands of patients of retired Sydney dentist to get tested for HIV and Hepatitis

A dental practice with poor record keeping and sanitisation processes has triggered the alert.

On This Gay Day | In 1983 police arrested Randy Kraft

He is one of the world's worst serial killers.

OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

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Dmitriy Popov found guilty of the manslaughter of dancer O’Shae Sibley

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UNAIDS warns that funding cuts and repressive laws are undoing decades of work

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