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Spit hoods to be used on Northern Territory children again as ban ends, police chief confirms

Spit hoods will again be used to restrain children in the Northern Territory, the police commissioner has confirmed. The controversial devices were banned in NT youth detention centres following a landmark royal commission established in 2016 and were subsequently eliminated in South Australia and New South Wales in all custodial settings. However, while they were…

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Doctors say UK’s immigration system risks ‘re-traumatising’ asylum seekers

Top doctors have identified Britain’s immigration system as a “public mental health concern” that inflicts harm on asylum seekers, and risks “re-traumatising” those already affected by psychological distress. The Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCP) has called on ministers to review immigration laws introduced by the last government, saying Labour had a “moral and ethical obligation”…

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Australia news live: Bruce Lehrmann ‘had his day in court’ and should be denied appeal against defamation finding, Lisa Wilkinson’s lawyer says

Lehrmann ‘had his day in court’ and should be denied appeal against defamation finding, Wilkinson’s lawyer says Amanda Meade Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyer has told the court he has not been served a bankruptcy notice, although one was attempted on his mother. The statement contradicts an earlier claim by Matt Collins KC for Network Ten, that…

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‘I regret a lot’: Charlise Mutten’s mother speaks after ex-partner jailed for murdering NSW girl

The mother of murdered nine-year-old Charlise Mutten has said she hates herself for putting relationships first when her daughter already loved her unconditionally. Kallista Mutten has spoken publicly for the first time since her then-fiance, Justin Stein, shot and killed Charlise in the Blue Mountains and dumped her body in a barrel in January 2022.…