PlayStation used their showcase to show off multiple titles slated for the next couple of years, but a handful of projects didn’t make it to the event. Mitchell Glynne looks at what wasn’t included.
PlayStation used their showcase to show off multiple titles slated for the next couple of years, but a handful of projects didn’t make it to the event. Mitchell Glynne looks at what wasn’t included.
Dual Iranian citizens who speak about abuses are being abducted from third-party countries and taken to Iran to face jail and sometimes death. The West has an opportunity now to stand up to Iran, Alireza Mohebbi writes.
Wage theft, bullying and harassment are rife among apprentices in Victoria. The government’s further investment in apprentice wage subsidies could add fuel to the fire. Emily Anderson reports
MDMA could help to dramatically reduce the number of suicides among veterans. The Victorian Government is being urged to take the first step. Eddie Russell reports.
At least six child protection workers in Victoria were under criminal investigation since 2018, and one had previously committed a sexual offence. The Opposition says vulnerable children need better protection. Nadia Alaoui reports.
The decision to open up farmland to free riverside camping has brought environmentalists and farmers together, protesting about the potential dangers. Words and pictures by Jack Jowett
In the lowest turnout for a presidential election in Iran, fundamentalist cleric Ebrahim Raisi won the vote. It is unlikely to improve relations between Iran and Australia, writes Alireza Mohebbi.
A maternity crisis has engulfed the state, forcing mothers, midwives and politicians to beg the state government to pour more funding into the broken system. Loren Botica and Millicent Spencer report.
Victoria is holding the country’s first inquiry into the use of cannabis—with fierce arguments on all sides. Hannah Fortune reports.
