Kerry Smith

Qube accused of abusing loopholes to cut wages, conditions
Community takes Murray-Darling message to Victorian Parliament
VicForests charged for illegally logging in East Gippsland
Border Force grabs Tamil refugee family
International Women's Day marked by huge strike in Spain, global protests
National Gallery of Victoria drops Wilson Security
Win for Australian Paper workers after 8-week strike
Fifth group of refugees leaves for US
UN says Myanmar not safe for Rohingya, Aus to train military

United Nations human rights official Andrew Gilmour said on March 7 that it was impossible to safely send Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh back to their homes in Myanmar as documents released under freedom of information laws show that the Australian defence department plans to spend almost $400,000 on training members of the Myanma military in 2017-18.
Rally calls for justice for Elijah
Oil company to drill off Newcastle
Australian Student Environment Network gate-crashes NEG forum