Malcolm Turnbull launches $230m cyber security strategy
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Anzac Day: Students commemorate fallen soldiers ahead of official ceremonies on Monday
Anzac Day: Students commemorate fallen soldiers ahead of official ceremonies on Monday Updated April 21, 2016 14:00:39 More than 1,500 school children have packed into Brisbane's Anzac Square to commemorate Australia's war history.The children travelled from as far as the Gold Coast for the service and listened solemnly as speakers recounted the history of the Gallipoli campaign before laying wreaths around the eternal flame.Saint Mary's Ipswich senior Emma Clayton said..>> view originalBill Shorten outlines five areas bank royal commission would examine
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Two arrested over Melb teen's death
Two men have been arrested over the death of Melbourne teen Cayleb Hough, whose body was found in a shallow mineshaft.The Chelsea Heights teen's remains were discovered in the Lerderderg State Park in Bacchus Marsh on March 10 and the homicide squad began investigating.The 17-year-old went missing on December 20 last year after he was seen travelling in a car with a man. Victoria Police on Thursday revealed a 36-year-old man was arrested at a house in Collingwood on Wednesday.Another man, 28, w..>> view originalTaxi driver dies metres from Fitzroy police station, homicide squad investigating
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Homicide squad probes fatal Fitzroy assault Police appeal for witnesses over the death of a cab driver who was allegedly assaulted near the Fitzroy police station on Wednesday night. PT1M39S 620 349 A taxi driver was killed just metres from his home and around the corner from a police station in what may be a spontaneous attack, police say.The 31-year-old had just finished his shift at 11.30pm on Wednesday and parked his car in Condell Street, ne..>> view originalPolice and system failed Kelly Thompson: Coroner
John and Wendy Thompson and family members leave the Coroners Court with a photo of Kelly, who died at the hands of her partner. Photo: Jason South A litany of inadequate police responses and a fragmented family violence system failed to protect Kelly Thompson from her ex-partner Wayne Wood, who stabbed her to death, a coroner has found.Kelly Thompson, 43, of Point Cook, was found dead in her home in February 2014, after Mr Wood murdered her and then took hi..>> view original
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