These latest numbers from the Productivity Commission come as the Palaszczuk government pledges new laws to tackle youth crime.
than 300 children – mainly aged under five – in the Gambia, Indonesia and Uzbekistan died of acute kidney injury in 2022, in deaths linked to contaminated cough syrups.Photograph: Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Actionafter drawing crowds on Friday at Point Lonsdale – on the other side of Port Phillip Bay – where it came ashore and smashed windows at a service station. The seal appeared to be spooked by its reflection in the windows.
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