World spotlight on our 'dirty secret'

Minutes from the mining boom: South Hedland, WA's indigenous community still waiitng for housing Source: The Australian A 20-MINUTE drive from where real estate agents are touting a "new breed of luxury modernist apartments" to cashed-up employees...

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Labor Medicare levy hike biggest ever

The Gillard government has confirmed workers will face a tax increase through the Medicare levy to fund the National Disability Insurance Scheme The Gillard Government's proposed levy hike will generate $3 billion per annum needed...

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Navy sick of Abbott's 'drunken sailors'

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott in Question Time in the House of Representatives Chamber, Parliament House in Canberra. Source: The Daily Telegraph SOBER sailors have finally had enough of Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's repeated use of the insulting...

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Mystery of the first Aboriginal flag

Harold Thomas carries the Aboriginal flag during a parade to celebrate the 30th anniversary of its creation. Picture: Mike Burton Source: adelaidenow THE designer of the Aboriginal flag, flown for the first time at a demonstration in Adelaide's...

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Australian faces Saudi terror trial

An Australian man faces terror charges in Saudi Arabia. Picture: Thinkstock AUSTRALIA must do all it can to help two West Australian brothers in Saudi Arabia, one behind bars and the other in hiding and facing arrest, Greens Senator Scott Ludlam...

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UK cops came to Australia over Harris

UK police came to Australia to inquire about sex abuse claims against Rolf Harris. Source: News Limited SCOTLAND Yard detectives have conducted inquiries in Australia in relation to sex abuse allegations against entertainer Rolf Harris. ...

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Hicks to appeal terror verdict

David Hicks will appeal against his conviction for supporting terrorism next month. Source: adelaidenow FORMER Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks will appeal against his conviction for supporting terrorism next month, his lawyer says. ...

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