Graduates complain debts keep growing despite monthly payments, while lawmakers say the inquiry will test whether shifting rules and frozen thresholds have made the system unfair.

The first duty of the state is to keep its citizens safe. In Nottingham in June 2023, it failed catastrophically. By the time ...

A high-profile late March arrest by federal immigration agents at a courthouse in Marion County appears to have violated the ...

North West businessman Suliman Carrim is expected to return to the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality and ...

Quebec coroner Stéphanie Gamache will lead an inquiry into the deaths of five people who were experiencing homelessness in ...

The idea that two conditions at opposite ends of life might be biologically linked is beginning to upend long-standing ...

CEOs in Queensland's residential home care sector are being paid up to $679,000 annually while providers were investing in ...

After an 18-month FOI battle, Rex Patrick reveals the extent of former Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo's misconduct.

Ethnicity, culture and religion to be examined by long-awaited grooming gangs inquiry, Home Secretary vows - Shabana Mahmood ...

Residential care providers given millions of taxpayer dollars meant for vulnerable children are splashing out on ...

Puttaparthi: A man has lodged a complaint with the District Collector alleging serious misconduct by a Tahsildar in ...

The Northern Territory government has introduced legislation intended to reform Australia's de facto online gambling regulator, but it's been criticised as a "damage-control exercise".