Despite media reports and social media chaos, the next Silent Hill game is still pending classification in Australia.

Konami’s Silent Hill f has been pre-emptively refused classification in at least one country despite still being in development.

Silent Hill f's has not actually been banned in Australia.

Readers respond to George Brandis’ critique of the teal independents, and questions about the Suburban Rail Loop.

Konami's psychological horror contains elements the Australian Classification Board has historically frowned on.

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Silent Hill f is banned in Australia after being labeled with a "refused classification" rating, but the exact reasoning is still a mystery.

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The brother of a young Melbourne model run over by a car after a late-night rave has broken down in court as the accused killer driver pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death.

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