The Latest Breaking News from CCA

ATLANTA -- Derrick Cameron had a vision of savoring the sun, riding his motorcycle, and spending more time with his family when he retired from the Georgia Department of Transportation in 2016. His positive perspective was nearly shattered when a surgeon advised him he only had 18 months to live.

Do you ever wonder if you could pass a lie detection test or imagine what it would be like to read people’s body language? Reading body language may be great for adding tension to action movie interrogation scenes, however, the truth is, there isn’t much evidence you can detect lies…

A hardship fund was launched for workers of Saramago Bar who were allegedly sacked for unionising. Industrial Workers of the World have been campaigning for their reinstatement.

Timber with a green-grey hue – treated with copper chromium arsenic (CCA) – is a common sight in New Zealand. But how many people are aware that it pollutes the environment, is associated with health risks and is a toxic waste complicating the transition to a circular bioeconomy?

Andrew James Benn has had five years cut from his maximum jail term after successfully appealing against the severity of his 40-year sentence.

Though he confessed to the murders, his lawyers argue he might have been spared a death sentence if not for pervasive bias at his trial.

The Company Chemists’ Association said the sector could “significantly increase access to primary care”, cut annual hospital readmissions by 65,000 and deliver 10m extra routine vaccinations each year.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and/or images of deceased people.

When coroner Simon McGregor hands down his findings on Monday the government is going to have no choice but to act

The 54-year-old took home the best actor award for his performance in drama The Whale

Reference to Harry and his controversial memoir Spare was made at the 28th annual Critics Choice Awards on Sunday.