The Brief · Oct 28
Accountability takes centre stage across Australian relationships, institutions, environment and culture in a pivotal news day.
- The accused depicted his wife as emotionally abusive, his alleged mistress told the murder trial. - Australia's National Reconstruction Fund returned 7.7 per cent, beating long-term targets.
- Three native species join the ACT's threatened list: the Canberra Raspy Cricket, alpine crayfish and Swampland Cool Skink. - Tasmania will treat intentional child support non-payment as family violence under new reforms.
- John Malkovich won Venice's best actor award for his role in a Martin McDonagh film. - The new MacBook Pro M6 offers up to 24 hours of battery life and faster graphics.
- South Africa collapsed from 140-0 to 329 all out as Starc claimed 6 for 72 in the deciding Test. - Westpac's rescue helicopter service was cleared as safe despite a review finding substantiated staff harassment.
Why it mattersWhen systems are tested in relationships, institutions, environment and achievements, Australia's commitment to scrutiny becomes clear.
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