School Bus Crash: Multiple Injuries in Victoria Rollover
Emergency services respond to a major incident near Stonehaven after a school bus carrying children rolls on the Hamilton Highway. Latest updates on injuries and investigation.
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Victoria Police Officer Shot; Armed Manhunt in Porepunkah
A major police operation is underway in Victoria's high country after an officer was shot and wounded near Porepunkah. The alleged gunman remains at large, sparking an urgent public warning.
Porepunkah Shooting Suspect Captured in Police Operation
Victoria Police have apprehended 38-year-old Dezi Freeman after a major manhunt in the Alpine region. The suspect, wanted in connection with a firearms incident in Porepunkah, was arrested without incident near Bright.
Porepunkah Shooting: Police Manhunt Underway in Victoria
Victoria Police are conducting an intensive manhunt near Bright following a fatal shooting in Porepunkah. Residents urged to remain indoors as armed officers search the area.
Desperate search for missing hiker Heather Maltman in Victoria
Mystery deepens in regional Victoria as experienced hiker Heather Maltman disappears on a remote bushland trail. Police and volunteers launch a massive air and land search amid growing concerns.
Melbourne Police Shooting: Officer and Suspect Dead
A Victoria Police officer has been fatally shot and a suspect is dead following a critical incident in Tarneit, Melbourne's west. The community is in shock as authorities launch a major investigation.
Active Shooter Incident in Porepunkah, Victoria - Police Response
A critical incident unfolds in Porepunkah, Victoria, as police respond to an active shooter situation. Residents are urged to stay indoors as elite units descend on the rural town. Latest updates on the developing lockdown.
Driver wins unfair dismissal case over failed drug test
A delivery driver sacked for a positive cannabis test has triumphed in a surprise employment tribunal ruling, which found his dismissal was unfair. The tense legal battle centred on procedural flaws in the testing process.
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.
MoD Worker Sues Colleagues Over 'Good Luck' Card
A Ministry of Defence civil servant is taking six colleagues to an employment tribunal, alleging a farewell card signed with messages like 'good luck' and 'all the best' was a calculated act of bullying and harassment in a case that could redefine workpla
Muslim manager wins religious harassment tribunal against government
A Muslim recruitment manager has been awarded substantial compensation after an employment tribunal found she was subjected to a campaign of religious harassment and victimisation by colleagues at the Government Legal Department.
Grampians' Endemic Plants Inspire New Environmental Art Gallery
Discover how Victoria's Grampians National Park is leveraging its unique endemic flora to create a stunning new environmental art gallery, boosting sustainable tourism and celebrating biodiversity.
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.
Man wins unfair dismissal case over WhatsApp comment
A UK man was unfairly dismissed after rating a female colleague's appearance on a private WhatsApp group. The tribunal ruled the company's investigation was flawed, setting a precedent for workplace social media use.
NHS Solicitor Wins Tribunal Over Freezing Office
Leila Ayad, an NHS solicitor, successfully sued her employer for subjecting her to 'intolerable' cold working conditions, winning over £8,000 in a landmark employment tribunal case.
Labour to ban 'fire and rehire' in first 100 days
EXCLUSIVE: Dame Angela Eagle tells the Mirror a future Labour government will ban the controversial 'fire and rehire' tactics, branding them a 'national scandal' that exploits workers. The bold pledge signals a major pro-worker shift in UK employment law.
Exec wins ADHD discrimination case after sauna night sacking
A senior female executive, dismissed after a boozy work trip incident involving a forgotten key and a night in a sauna, has won a discrimination claim. An employment tribunal ruled her ADHD was a factor in her sacking.
Cheesecake Cafe worker wins unfair dismissal case over cold
A former employee of Cheesecake Cafe in Manchester has won a significant employment tribunal case after being unfairly dismissed for raising concerns about working in freezing conditions without adequate heating.
Wetherspoons manager unfairly sacked over staff discount
A former Wetherspoons manager was dismissed for 'gross misconduct' after purchasing a discounted meal for a colleague. An employment tribunal has now ruled her sacking was unfair, exposing a severe disciplinary overreach by the pub chain.
UK workers get extra summer holiday in new policy
A new workplace initiative is set to grant thousands of UK employees an additional summer holiday, boosting morale and work-life balance.
Victoria's remote work backlash: Why resist the future?
As remote work becomes the norm, Victoria's resistance sparks debate. Explore why this shift is inevitable and why some are still pushing back.
Glasgow's Link to Australian Suburb Victoria
Discover the fascinating connection between Glasgow and an Australian suburb named Victoria, tracing back to the legacy of Queen Victoria.
Worker loses racial discrimination case over birthday card
A Black finance worker who sued her employer for racial discrimination after not receiving a birthday card from colleagues has lost her case. The tribunal ruled the claim lacked merit.
Victoria may make WFH a legal right
Millions of employees in Victoria could soon have the legal right to work from home under new proposals aimed at modernising workplace laws.
Victoria mandates 2-day work from home week
Victoria's Labor government has passed a landmark law requiring employees to work from home at least two days a week. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the policy at the state Labor conference, sparking debate on flexibility and productivity.
School bus crash in Victoria leaves multiple injured
A terrifying school bus accident in rural Victoria has left several children and adults injured, with emergency services rushing to the scene. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.
Teen charged over synagogue arson attack
A 19-year-old has been charged with car theft after a stolen vehicle was used in an arson attack on an Adelaide synagogue. Police continue to investigate potential hate crime motives.
New UK bill grants workers rights from day one
The UK government is set to introduce legislation granting employees key rights from their first day on the job, marking a significant shift in employment protections.
Albanese in China as Cochlear faces scrutiny
Australian PM Anthony Albanese's visit to China sparks debate as Cochlear faces scrutiny over its operations. Meanwhile, new ABS employment data reveals shifts in Victoria's childcare sector and NSW's political landscape heats up.
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