Jon Daly

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Andrew Williams |Jon Daly

West Australian authorities have conceded they do not have the capacity to electronically monitor people charged with crimes in regional communities. The alarming admission emerged during an appearance on Monday in Bunbury Magistrates Court, where 25-year-old Raymond Donald Nebro stood accused of breaking into the home of his ex-partner and assaulting her while their one-year-old son was in the house.

2 weeks ago | jdsupra.com | Jon Daly |Gislar Donnenberg |David S. Wolpa

On April 4, the Texas Stock Exchange's (TXSE) Form 1 application for registration as a national securities exchange was publicly released by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The application contains a wealth of information about the proposed new exchange, including its proposed listing rules.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jon Daly |Nadia Mitsopoulos

One of the world's largest lithium mines can be seen from Tash Issler and Monte Ling's kitchen window in the Western Australian town of Greenbushes. But the couple say life beside the mine, operated by Sino-American company Talison Lithium, has become a nightmare in recent years. "It's just constantly breathing in toxic dust, and at night-time just constant noise. You can't sleep," Mr Ling said. "Just the worst cough I've ever had in my life.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Jon Daly |Bridget McArthur

A West Australian agricultural lobby group says it has been "let down by a very trusted employee", as WA police begin investigations into financial misconduct at the Pastoralists and Graziers Association (PGA). "It's been a pretty interesting experience," PGA president Tony Seabrook said. "We found ourselves in a very embarrassing situation of having far too much trust in one particular person... But I would say to our members stay with us. "We're going to be back in business very shortly...

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Jon Daly

Himalayan villages are facing a water crisis as the world's "third pole" melts. Carrying a twine basket of manure to a nearby field, northern Indian villager Sonam Yangdon lives a world away from polluting cities and industries. Her face is hardened by countless days of manual labour in the high-altitude sun. But for her, the consequences of rising global temperatures are easy to see.