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The Tasmanian government explains how they will protect Tasmania's threatened species from H5N1 bird flu.
Far North Queensland's Eastern Kuku Yalanji people are celebrating an historic native title determination recognising their rights over more than 200,000 hectares of Cape York Peninsula.
The first confirmed case of the deadly H5N1 bird flu that has impacted wildlife across five other Australian states has been detected on Tasmania's north-west coast.
The Ski Club of Tasmania is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, with a treasure trove of memorabilia getting the respect it deserves.
Tasmania's courts are choked, with backlogged cases up 139 per cent from a decade ago. A new report has suggested ways to unclog the system.
Behind the scenes, Angus Taylor and Anthony Albanese have been engaged in a rare level of cooperation this week, but in public the opposition leader is using the melon saga to mount an all-out assault on the prime…
Solar Power Nation is spruiked by a number of current and former sports stars but the major retailer is facing investigations in multiple states as consumer complaints rise into the hundreds.
A former senior Tasmanian firefighter who indecently assaulted a woman while he was working as a massage therapist has avoided a prison sentence.
Male redback spiders somersault onto the female's fangs while mating and are killed. Researchers cross-bred the Aussie spiders with their NZ cousins to find out why.
The nation's second-largest company Commonwealth Bank has announced a $10.9 billion full-year profit. The Australian share market will start its day lower on fading optimism about the Strait of Hormuz reopening soon…
Ethical questions are raised over a US Secret Service ruse that used a plane full of journalists as a possible "decoy" in response to an alleged Iranian threat to shoot Air Force One out of the sky.
Tasmania's public health system is struggling to cope with demand for ADHD testing, with many turning to private psychiatrists, a parliamentary report has found.
On the outskirts of Russian cities, warehouses belonging to the country's largest online retailer have been struck by Kyiv's drones and some analysts say it could lead to a financial crisis.
For years, the 'Little Blue Boat' had a special place in the hearts of many in Hobart, until a storm nearly sank it for good. Now, after much hard work, this icon of southern Tasmania is ready for the water again.
The single census question that inflates home ownership by more than a quarter.
Refugees with disabilities have often been put in the "too-hard basket" by employment service providers but a new scheme that's more focused on tailored help is reportedly having some success.
A NATO-like defence pact signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan has landed like a stone thrown into an already rippling Middle East pool.
Hospitals and allied health providers are concerned that insurers are asking providers for their patients' full clinical history.
Many of Australia's floral species have evolved over millions of years alongside fire, but are bushfires becoming too frequent for some flowers to survive?
True or False: The Tim Tam was named after a horse. And what's the largest island on the Great Barrier Reef?
The story of the Zong and its horrific voyage to Jamaica becomes even more unbelievable once the crew return to British shores.
Donald Trump says Russia has freed Robert Gilman, who had been jailed since 2022, after President Vladimir Putin approved his release on humanitarian grounds.
A small cargo ship was attacked by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis in the Bab el-Mandeb strait on Tuesday, killing three crew members, sources said.
The magnitude-7.4 quake collapsed buildings and caused widespread damage in the South American country.
Sussan Ley left Australia after being ousted as Coalition leader. Her trip to the US saw her find an enhanced pride in the success of Australian multiculturalism.
If the Reserve Bank's economic forecasts are right, then the governor says it is done raising interest rates. But the risks of it being wrong are skewed towards another hike.
US President Donald Trump left on a secret military flight from Türkiye last month when the White House said he was flying aboard Air Force One, in an extraordinary move that involved hiding him in an airport catering…
Almost two weeks ago, what is believed to be a North Korean missile was fired in a Russian attack that killed a Ukrainian family. It could be part of a major escalation in North Korea's involvement in the war in Ukraine.
A private hospital operator has confirmed it is considering a new hospital in Tasmania's north, two years after it cancelled plans for a $130 million development.
An accident that damaged an Australian-contracted aircraft in Antarctica has triggered new safety protocols on the icy continent, internal government documents show.
Sheree Joseph always wanted to write the Great Australian Novel. Instead, her first book is a memoir about what happens when life doesn't live up to expectations.
Millions of Australians could have no say in who inherits their superannuation. Here's how to check if you're one of them, and how to make sure your wishes are followed.
Census 2026 is here. This is the lowdown on how it works and whether there is a fine for not completing the form.
Ask Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi what she was like as a child and you'll catch a revealing glimpse of her as an adult.
Foreign Correspondent journeys to one of the world's most contested islands where China's shadowy 'maritime militia' lurks just off the coast.
Pet insurance can give you peace of mind but as a "complex financial product", it can be difficult to calculate if it's a worthwhile investment.
Today's More or Less quiz challenges you to rank different occupations by how many people do them.
Russian investigators say they have opened a criminal case into what they qualified as a terrorist attack 800km east of Moscow, saying that Ukraine had struck residential areas and that a child was among those civilians…
The 44-year-old inherits the trade union movement while it is enjoying a golden era of political influence, but also faces a long-term decline in membership and a fight for the rights of workers in the AI boom.
Three weeks ago, Origin Energy announced that 900,000 current and former customers had their personal data accessed. What have we learnt about our data safety online since?
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