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Qantas has backflipped and says it is now planning to replace an expensive powered wheelchair broken beyond repair on one of its flights, after questions from the ABC.
A well-preserved feather discovered inside fossilised dinosaur faeces could help explain why ancestors of modern birds survived the mass extinction.
Sara Netanyahu claimed that a leading opposition politician had advance notice of Hamas' deadly October 7 attacks on Israel.
Japan was among the 164 UN members that supported the new world map, until it realised the disputed Kuril islands were in the same colour as Russia.
In an unlikely political alliance, One Nation will back a Greens' bill to permanently ban fracking for gas on South Australia's Limestone Coast.
Inadequate Medicare rebates for longer GP appointments have been penalising patients who need more time and should be boosted, according to a major new government report.
The subject of the controversy may be extremely complex, but experts say it boils down to simple issues of trust and ethics.
Norway's King Harald V has been laid to rest after a state funeral rich in pomp and ceremony.
A Chinese container ship completes the first regular Arctic voyage to the UK, cutting weeks off the traditional Asia-Europe route.
A rare combination of tools and fossils found in a Chinese cave could help scientists learn more about our mysterious extinct cousins, the Denisovans.
An investigation into abuse at an Adelaide youth detention centre has led to the arrest of a 73-year-old man, who will face court accused of dozens of sexual offences — many of them against children.
Authorities have cordoned off an area around a whale carcass near Victor Harbor and will test it for bird flu.
The NSW Environment Protection Agency faces criticism after finding high lead contamination at 10 of Broken Hill's 13 childcare facilities.
A new report investigating the financial and legal impact of cancer in Victoria has found both patients and carers have significant out-of-pocket costs and emotional distress.
The Headstone Project SA questions why less money than promised appears to be available in federal government grants for veterans' graves.
An 18-year-old driver who allegedly performed a Nazi salute also tested positive for cannabis during the traffic stop in Adelaide's north, police say.
Thieves sliced through a fence, grabbed 9 million euros worth of art, dumped half of it in a garden and escaped in under three minutes.
Albert, one of beloved Clydesdales of the historic Victor Harbour Horse-Drawn Tram, has died after a short illness. He is being remembered as a gentle giant who brought joy to locals and tourists alike and famously…
Champagne Problems, a series of photos of Amy Taylor, lead singer of Amyl and the Sniffers, by American photographer Jamie Nelson is the subject of a court case.
Down a break to the Wimbledon champion in the decisive third set of her US Open quarterfinal, Aryna Sabalenka tells herself "the match is over" to loosen herself up and storm into the semis for a sixth straight time.
Four years into a teaching career, Narelle Zanker experienced a "light bulb moment" when she realised she could merge her love for teaching with her love for farming
Small business owners hit with rising costs will no longer be able to add surcharges on card payments from October 1. One operator in regional South Australia has described it as an "insidious cost creep".
South Australia's Electoral Commission did not follow up with polling officials who indicated they wanted to work at the 2026 state election, multiple former officials say.
Dozens of Australian politicians have been deepfaked by a "foreign influence" network operating on Facebook, and researchers say there are many more just like it.
Perpetrators of domestic violence would be punished rather than rewarded for their actions when committing abuse against their former partners through the tax and super systems.
SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has said consumer-side penalties for the purchase of illicit tobacco "is a question that needs to be considered".
Edge Early Learning in Port Augusta has been ordered to close after an incident which resulted in the hospitalisation of a child attending the service.
Erin Phillips and Bruce McAvaney have been inducted into the South Australian Football Hall of Fame at a ceremony at the Adelaide Oval.
Growers say the SA government needs to invest in more proactive monitoring of fruit fly and support them in resuming normal trade by lifting red zone restrictions in areas that have been outbreak-free.
The parents of Callum and Jake Robinson come face to face with their sons' alleged killers at their murder trial in Mexico, as the judge is unexpectedly replaced due to a weekend "accident".
The former head of the National Trust of South Australia (NTSA) promised to "destroy" a rival organisation, a retired senior public servant alleges.
In southern Lebanon, Israel's war against Hezbollah has destroyed villages and left 6 per cent of the country under Israeli occupation.
Harrison.ai is laying off staff and pivoting to a new US business model, a year after receiving a $32 million investment from the federal government to keep the company in Australia.
Four "miracle" rescues in the aftermath of the Nepal–Tibet floods have renewed hopes for more than 900 missing from a hydro-electric plant.
One Nation introduced a new policy that would allow Australians facing hardship to convert super payments to wages for up to three years. Barnaby Joyce has defended his refusal to do the maths on this plan, sparking an…
Australia and Solomon Islands have reached an in-principle agreement over a new treaty, with a leaked text message from a high-ranking official outlining the lengths Canberra will go to to get the deal done.
Eleven people have died in an avalanche that swept through one of the highest peaks in Russia's North Caucasus.
A Mount Gambier man says he spent hours waiting in agony with a broken hip at a Royal Flying Doctors Service facility and outside a hospital before he was eventually admitted for major surgery.
Adelaide Crows fans looking to get to Brisbane for Saturday night's do-or-die semifinal are facing soaring airfares, with some saying the cost has proved prohibitive and they won't be making the trip.
Two teenagers will face court for allegedly assaulting a staff member at the Adelaide Youth Training Centre, where SA Police STAR Group officers were called on Sunday night.
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