Politics
US Judge Blocks Trump Administration Medicaid Work Exemption Rule
A federal judge has halted a policy requiring chronically ill Medicaid recipients to prove impairment for work exemptions, siding with numerous states.
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Entertainment
Sam Wood Makes Second Bail Bid Following Domestic Violence Charges
Former Bachelor star Sam Wood is pursuing a second bail application in the supreme court after being jailed on domestic violence charges in Queensland.
World
Ashley Paul Griffith faces 202 new child abuse charges in Sydney
Following extradition to New South Wales, former childcare worker Ashley Paul Griffith has been hit with 202 new charges involving 23 alleged victims.
World
Philippine Police Obtain Warrant to Search Thomas Markle Devices
Authorities in Cebu have secured a court order to examine electronic equipment and media seized from the former residence of Thomas Markle Sr.
World
Cebu court approves warrant to examine material from Thomas Markle home
A Philippine court has authorized police to examine items seized from the Cebu residence of Thomas Markle, following allegations regarding abusive material.
World
Erin Patterson Appeal: Court to Rule on Retrial Bid in Mushroom Murders
Victoria's Court of Appeal is set to rule on Erin Patterson's bid for a retrial and prosecutors' push for an extended prison term in the mushroom murder case.
World
Lawyers for Marist Brothers Questioned Over Advice to Keep Offender Out of Legal Arena
Attorneys representing the Catholic order face subpoenas over a document advising that a serial abuser be kept away from legal processes to protect senior leadership.
World
Erin Patterson awaits appeal ruling in Victorian triple murder case
Victoria's highest court will deliver its decision on Friday regarding Erin Patterson's convictions and sentence for the mushroom murders.
Technology
Meta Discussed Whisper Strategy to Undermine Social Media Critic Jonathan Haidt
Court filings reveal Meta staff discussed a whisper strategy and below-the-line campaign to discredit social psychologist Jonathan Haidt.
World
Hong Kong Leader Apologises for Deadly Residential Fire
Hong Kong leader John Lee and officials have bowed in apology after a report revealed decades of government failure contributed to a residential inferno that killed 168 people.