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Queensland's corruption watchdog may have unlawfully signed off an investigation report, a parliamentary inquiry has been told.

As winter approaches, and with energy bills at record highs, insulating the UK’s leaky homes has never been more urgent. With 14% of greenhouse gas emissions coming from heating and powering homes, it would also help the country meet its climate change targets – a genuine win-win.

A former executive assistant to disgraced public servant Paul Whyte allegedly broke the rules in exchange for expensive gifts and luxury dinners before agreeing to pin the blame on Whyte himself, a Corruption and Crime Commission report finds.

A former WA Liberal MP faces a Perth court on charges of hindering and disclosing information about a corruption investigation that dealt with the use of taxpayers' money for visits to a strip club and a Japanese bath house.

State government committed to introducing legislation by end of 2023 but police need ‘extensive training’, attorney general says

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation may immediately resume shutting down a prison in Northern California, a judge ruled this week, dismissing a lawsuit by a rural town that sought to stop the closure.

A probe into alleged misconduct by a prominent West Australian homicide detective remains in its preliminary stage, Police Commissioner Col Blanch says.

Detective Senior Sergeant Cameron Blaine is stood down as WA Police and the Corruption and Crime Commission investigate alleged misconduct.

Zimbabwe’s general election is several months away but many opposition figures say they are already battling government repression similar to the iron-fisted rule of Robert Mugabe, the former president who died in 2019