A major cabinet reshuffle sees Clare O'Neil and Andrew Giles lose their portfolios, Rallies against gendered violence have swept the country, Michael Jennings faces a ban of at least two matches for a high shot on Manly winger Jason Saab.
A major cabinet reshuffle sees Clare O'Neil and Andrew Giles lose their portfolios, Rallies against gendered violence have swept the country, Michael Jennings faces a ban of at least two matches for a high shot on Manly winger Jason Saab.Rallies against gendered violence have swept the countryPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that Clare O'Neil and Andrew Giles will lose their current ministerial portfolios amid a major cabinet reshuffle.
And Tony Burke will become Minister for Home Affairs as well as Minister for Immigration, while also serving as Minister for Cyber Security, Minister for the Arts and Leader of the House. Protest organisers say sexual, domestic and family violence disproportionately impacts women and the LGBTIQ+ community as well as disabled and Indigenous people.
A knife-wielding man has been shot dead in Sydney's southwest after he allegedly attempted to stab a police officer. "They confronted the 34-year-old male who was still armed with the knife. A taser was deployed without success. The male then rushed toward the officer who had discharged the taser and at this time was in close proximity to the police officer. Another officer has then fired two shots into the torso of the 34-year-old male. Police commenced C-P-R and tried to maintain the life of the male for an extended period, assisted by ambulance.
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