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A $5 billion-plus broadcast rights deal is expected to be announced this week, making rugby league Australia's most valuable football code.
As official NAIDOC celebrations get underway across the country, the ABC's Matt Francis asks what is deadly and what does it mean to the Indigenous community across the country.
When 10-year-old Tegan Chen died after accidentally slipping into a rushing creek on a walk, it stirred her parents to set up "living memorials" for others.
Using enriched soil and densely planted trees, the pocket forests can fit into small underutilised spaces owned by councils.
NSW Premier Chris Minns is anticipated to pledge $12 billion to revive train manufacturing in New South Wales, earmarking two sites near Newcastle for a new factory.
The Albanese government has accepted the lowest number of recommendations made by the UN Human Rights Council in 20 years, with none protecting the LGBTQIA+ community.
Everyone from billionaires to politicians and pro-Palestinian Jewish activists told the royal commission of the hate they receive in phone calls and emails.
Local musician Aidan Sammut says he was disgusted after a live music event aimed at showcasing local artists included an artist who used AI-generated content.
Veteran NSW Liberal Damien Tudehope has quit the frontbench after being called as a witness in a looming corruption watchdog probe.
Nervous times ahead for the NSW poultry industry, with one producer believing it is "only a matter of time" before commercial operations are affected by H5 bird flu.
A police investigation is underway after the discovery of two wild horse carcasses in Kosciuszko National Park.
Remote Indigenous artists from around Australia are in Sydney for the annual National Indigenous Art Fair.
Investigators are unable to work out why a take-off control was wrongly-positioned leading to a fatal plane crash at Shellharbour Airport last October.
A mandated digital duty of care for social media platforms remains more than 18 months away, despite an online safety law review recommending its implementation in 2024.
UOW Chancellor Michael Still resigns as the state's corruption watchdog continues to investigate allegations of improper governance, recruitment decisions and consultancy engagements.
A suspected positive case of H5 bird flu has been identified in New South Wales, the state agriculture minister has announced.
A recent $184.1 million state budget investment is not enough of a "breakthrough" for critically outstretched domestic violence services, says Delia Donovan.
A week-long camp that teaches blind and visually impaired children braille music celebrates its 40th anniversary in full song.
Lawyers argue the court's decision to grant a moratorium had thrown abuse survivors into uncertainty.
Following the worst start to a ski season in decades, a major snowstorm hit the NSW and Victorian Alps last night.
Psychiatrist Dr Sarah Dahlenburg was so worried about her region's mental health service she warned her bosses. Two months later, a patient was dead.
After a 7.30 investigation exposed the increasing dangers of nitrous oxide use, NSW has announced reforms will come into place shortly.
ICAC hears that John Dewar wanted his UOW appointment to benefit KordaMentha and his acknowledgement there could be a perception of a conflict of interest.
eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant became emotional while apologising to Jewish victims of social media harassment who do not meet the regulator's legal threshold for intervention.
A painstaking victim identification process was undertaken by Australian Federal Police to establish his offending occurred at six of out-of-school hours care centres over a three-year period.
The head of the body governing the state's catholic schools will stand aside after he was named in a corruption probe investigating donations to the NSW Liberal Party.
The court heard the 82-year-old worker was not wearing a helmet and the quad had no rollover protection when the crash occurred.
Wind gusts of about 100 kilometres an hour were recorded as severe storms hit the NSW Central West overnight with tragic consequences.
The Jewish Council of Australia's executive director has been labelled a "Hitler's Jew" in what she describes to a royal commission as an online harassment campaign by pro-Israel and neo-Nazi groups.
Concerns about the sustainability of the New South Wales timber industry are growing as work continues to establish the Great Koala National Park.
A NSW Police officer has admitted to unlawfully accessing the force's internal database to locate details about a domestic violence complaint against his friend.
For Australians on the brink of homelessness, dilapidated boats have become a way to stave off sleeping on the streets, but many are being removed from these vessels amid a safety crackdown.
As concern spread around campus about the potential creation of a new $400,000 vice-president role as the university went through a restructure, the head of HR says she felt she had a 'target on her back" for opposing…
Karl Stefanovic will be dumped from his new radio show amid fallout from his interview with Tommy Robinson, the ABC understands.
An inquiry into missing people and unsolved murders has heard from families frustrated that police can't follow up on new leads quickly.
Wagga Wagga businessman Alan Eldridge tells the NSW District Court he received a $30,000 payment for employing a Chinese national through an initiative introduced to him by former NSW MP Daryl Maguire.
The plan attracted controversy from the golfing community as the NSW government struggles to find more green spaces.
Allegations against a former NSW premier's brothers, a fugitive developer and Sydney councillors are the centre of ICAC hearings.
Randwick councillors vote against a plan to introduce hundreds of parking meters at some of Sydney's popular eastern beaches, with council staff to now look for other ways to improve the turnover of parking spaces.
New labelling laws for hospitality venues serving seafood should help diners know exactly what they are eating.
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