Ashley Argoon

Rugged up in Albury’s QE11 Square for the 13th and last Winter Solstice of its kind, and what a heartwarming 13 years it’s been. Shining light on suicide on the darkest night ❤️

@benwatsonlawyer Hi Ben. Unsure if you’ve read the story. The Commissioner speaks to the victims consideration/notification/submission issue. Victims aren’t being contacted. There’s no provision in the Act for it. Sounds like you’d have good insight for the current review.

Abuse survivors in every Australian state & territory - incl children - are being forced to give evidence in their abuser's presence, & in far to many cases, they are cross examined by them. Signs of positive change in Victoria @ashargoon | @theheraldsun heraldsun.com.au/truecrimeaustr…

Under the PSIO Act, people who experience stalking can still be personally crossexamined by the person who has stalked them. bit.ly/3fqdVzI Thanks @theheraldsun @AshArgoon for bringing these issues to light! #stalking #criminalproceedings #crossexamination #lawreform

@acooperjourno @theage Every reporter that has gone through the courts round has been better off having you by their side, with your infinite knowledge and generosity. What a stint. We’ll miss you. See you at Slate.

Leaving court for the final time after 9 years of this round for ⁦@theage⁩. Thanks to the people who have been so generous with their time, and to court staff, lawyers and police for their help. And to the wonderful reporters who cover courts, I’ll miss your great company.

@AWWinterSolstic ❤️❤️❤️ Amazing night, as always.

@AshArgoon Love you Ash Argoon. xxoo

Look at this incredible community turning out for the 10th Albury-Wodonga Winter Solstice to shine a light on suicide on the darkest night.

Zak Williams speaks of his prolonged grief after the death of his dad, Robin Williams. The mental health advocate has taken his father’s goal, “to help people laugh and to help people learn”, and made it his own: “Service is the path to happiness.”

Broadcaster Indira Naidoo speaks about the loss of her sister during Victoria’s lockdown and the healing power of nature on her daily iso walks. “Deep in our DNA we are hardwired to relax when we see the colour green.”

There's a 60-day wait list for young Victorians trying to access crucial mental health services right now as experts warn some will die and all will languish. Thousands waiting, including 562 young people in Melbourne's northwest alone, via @mcarthurg heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/…

The Supreme Court dismissed complaints against Judge Peter Vickery a decade ago and moved the associate who made them to another judge’s chambers. A new associate was hired to work for him. Both women have now made sexual harassment allegations. heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/…

Brett Sutton’s executive assistant was accused (and cleared) of media leaks. Police raid, arrested, fired. Dragged through court for trying to get a manicure. If you were a public servant, you’d be watching closely. Chilling stuff. Well written @tminear. heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/t…

Anti-vax doctor John Piesse will have to wait until 2028 if he wants to apply for his GP registration. heraldsun.com.au/truecrimeaustr…

Djokovic has lost. Minister Alex Hawke’s decision to cancel his visa had been upheld by a full court. Djokovic was ordered to pay costs.

Who do we think is going to win today?

A directions hearing will be held before Judge Anthony Kelly at the Federal Circuit Court at 8.45pm.

Djokovic has been asked to present himself for interview tomorrow.

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke has cancelled Djokovic's visa. "Today I exercised my power under section 133C(3) of the Migration Act to cancel the visa held by Mr Novak Djokovic on health and good order grounds, on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so."

The battle between Novak Djokovic and the Federal Government over the world No.1 tennis star’s visa has escalated, with the two sides at odds over who is causing delays. #AusOpen #auspol @AshArgoon heraldsun.com.au/sport/tennis/n…