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Company says its own code of conduct goes further than the global accord prompted by the Rana Plaza disaster 10 years agoGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastMajor clothing retailer Best&Less has been accused of …
Read MoreExclusive: President José Ramos-Horta says his country’s leadership ‘has to make decisions … if necessary a trip to China’Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcastTimor-Leste’s president, José Ramos-Horta, has warned his natio…
Read MoreExclusive: President of south-east Asian nation says Australia used cover of ‘supposedly altruistic foreign aid program’ to spy on behalf of oil companiesFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesDownload the free Guardian app; get our …
Read MoreSenator Rex Patrick says release of decades-old cabinet papers won’t further damage Timor relationship after spying and prosecution of Witness K and Bernard CollaeryGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingFollow our Australia news live blo…
Read MoreRequest prompts renewed criticism from human rights advocates, who say loss of open justices erodes public confidenceGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingLawyers for the attorney general, Michaelia Cash, are arguing behind closed doors …
Read MoreRevelations that Australia knew about atrocities by Indonesian military but did nothing are ‘deeply disturbing’, Human Rights Watch says• Get our free news app; get our morning email briefingHuman rights groups say revelations that Australia sat on its…
Read MoreThe 21st Kabul Lancers has worked unofficially to organise safe routes out for Australia-trained soldiers, interpreters and journalistsAs the city of Kabul fell, Lina hid in her home with five children, gripped by fear.Taliban fighters were moving thro…
Read MoreReport warns of growing international threat to transparency amid Covid and finds Australia lagging behind regional leaders New Zealand and SingaporeAustralia has again failed to lift itself from a record low rating on perceived corruption, a new globa…
Read MoreDefence has begun a process that could lead to the termination of serving ADF personnel who were the subject of adverse findings in the Brereton report The Department of Defence has initiated a process that could kick out serving Australian defence for…
Read MoreBrereton report finds prisoners were executed to ‘blood’ junior soldiers and unlawful killings were deliberately covered upFollow live reaction to the release of the reportWarning: this article contains disturbing contentAustralian special forces were …
Read MoreFormer president says Australia and Timor-Leste should put the bugging scandal behind themThe former Timor-Leste president José Ramos-Horta has urged Australia to show wisdom, honesty and compassion by stopping the unfair prosecution of Witness K and B…
Read MoreThe KTK Group is a major supplier of interior fittings to state transport departments including NSW, Queensland and VictoriaA Chinese train company with major government clients in Australia that has been accused of using Uighur labour has engaged lawy…
Read MoreNew sprawling development near Phnom Penh could prompt environmental catastrophe, including for the capital’s water systems The destruction of critically-important wetlands by politically-connected developers in Cambodia threatens to flood more than on…
Read MoreCentre Alliance’s Rex Patrick wants to overturn the decisions that limit Australia’s exposure to international courtsThe crossbench senator Rex Patrick will push to fix a historic wrong stemming from the “shameful” treatment of Timor-Leste during oil a…
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