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State care child abuse inquiry 'a question of justice'
ACT leader David Seymour is the latest to support calls for an inquiry into historical abuse of children in state care.
Corrections staffer sacked for assault on tied-down prisoner
Corrections has fired a staff member for assaulting an inmate while he was tied to a bed, and referred her case to police.
Corrections breached torture conventions - Ombudsman
A man who was tied to a bed for 37 days in a row was among prisoners subjected to cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment, the Chief Ombudsman says.
Premier House under DIA review
The Department of Internal Affairs is reviewing its management of the Prime Minister's official residence, Premier House.
'Alarming' number of charities breaking financial reporting rules
Almost half of all charities are failing to meet the legal requirements for financial reporting, "alarming" figures from the Department of Internal Affairs show.
Kiwis, Aussies light up London gloom
New Zealanders and Australians eagerly awaiting the Rugby World Cup final in London are the only sign the event is even on, says Craig McCulloch.
Dirty Politics: claims, counter-claims
Analysis - Craig McCulloch summarises some of the most serious allegations in Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics - and the Government's responses. Video