Jamelle Wells

A former Australian Defence Force psychological examiner who was medically discharged says she would still be serving today if she had been offered adequate support and care.

The Independent Senator said consecutive governments had failed defence veterans by refusing to support their claims for physical and psychological injury, and in some cases had taken legal action to block them.

Former diver John Armfield has alleged at the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide that the ADF tried to discredit him when he sought counselling after receiving a report into the death of his brother.

Some of group members were from NSW, but at least 20 were from Victoria, with others from Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania.

From the start, former Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones thought Kathleen Folbigg should never have been convicted of killing her four children. He was one of many who has supported the Hunter Valley woman during her decades-long ordeal.

The nurses’ union claims patients at several major NSW hospitals have missed out on hundreds of thousands of hours of nursing care due to “systemic understaffing”.

A woman suing John Barilaro and Stuart Ayres says they knew she would suffer “reputational and economic damage” after withdrawing an offer for a plum US trade commissioner job.

A special inquiry hears diary entries made by convicted killer about struggling with motherhood were characterised as “admissions of guilt”, but a range of experts who have since analysed them have a very different view.

Wenzel Auch used a rope suspension from a rail bridge to block trains on a critical Sydney freight route, with a magistrate today calling  his actions "irresponsible" and "unlawful".

Chris Dawson’s barrister accuses the journalist behind the Teacher’s Pet podcast of providing inappropriate media commentary about the case in contempt of the Supreme Court.