While stories on chronic traumatic encephalopathy in Australia focus mainly on Aussie Rules and the rugby codes, brain injuries from soccer must also be interrogated.
Insiders concede surprise at the force of the backlash against the government’s tax package but dismiss suggestions the late reversals are a retreat from the principles of reform.
As the Senate’s legal committee again delays its report into offshore processing, the government’s invocation of public interest immunity has further covered the system with secrecy.
Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish gets the Asif Kapadia treatment in a new documentary but a teammate, Australian Craig Johnston, reveals more about the great man.
Though the violence in America today hasn’t quite reached the chaos of the post-civil rights era, what is new is the public’s ability to rapidly move on.
How is it possible that a talented young AFL player’s mental health crisis on the field was not addressed by his club or league officials for almost the entire match?
The Geelong facility that stores some of the world’s most lethal diseases is long overdue an upgrade, with staff saying CSIRO funding shortages have delayed repairs planned a decade ago.
Following the biggest manhunt in Victoria’s history, police are now seeking Dezi Freeman’s possible allies, as sovereign citizens canonise the murderer.
