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Dozens of homes on the Sunshine Coast have been spared after the Queensland government decided they were no longer required for a massive new public transport project.
It's officially halfway through 2026 and the year so far has brought cinematic delights, as well as its fair share of silver screen stinkers. Here are our critics' top picks.
Where would you find the iconic Forrest Gump bench? And do you know where this bridge is?
Uncertainty and confusion are sweeping across the NDIS provider sector with mandatory registration for two categories of providers starting today.
When your child decides they are keen on playing sport, there are lots of factors to consider as a parent, and after recent news stories about chronic traumatic encephalopathy, keeping them safe from head injuries may…
Graham Guy was the victim of a romance scam and had his bank accounts drained over several years. Then came an unusual request that unwittingly drew him into crime.
A South Australian coroner says it is an "unfortunate truth" that there was no way for police to predict or prevent a collision that killed a senior police officer and another woman in 2020.
After sending out invitations to a belated elopement party, I was suddenly fielding calls from friends who wanted to wear saris but were worried that it might be disrespectful.
Hundreds of jobs will be lost over the next 18 months as a major coal operation in the New South Wales Upper Hunter begins a staged closure.
Private equity baron Joel Thickins has had his license suspended after pleading guilty to negligent driving while under the influence of alcohol and refusing a breath test.
The government will spend an extra $3.6 billion over a decade on new university places, but some are warning the money could be wasted.
A tourism operator on South Australia's coast is frustrated by what he says is poor communication from authorities about bird flu. He says he saw sick birds weeks ago but did not know to report the sighting.
A British midwife who migrated to Australia to work at a regional hospital during statewide staff shortages is calling for changes to the law after being slugged $70,000 by state and federal authorities for the purchase…
Contact is an essential part of footy, but there is growing evidence it can also be a grave threat to the health and welfare of its players. Experts say the AFL should be acting now to protect current and future players.
Police are calling on drivers to stay attentive and slow down after four people were killed on one region's roads in just 12 days.
Members of the public were put at "severe risk" of electrocution after four Stobie poles were vandalised in Adelaide's north in the past month, causing some to fall and expose high voltage electrical lines.
A South Australian couple who spent $250,000 on fertility treatments say the government's IVF rebate will make a "huge difference" for people trying to conceive.
Damage to South Australia's network of outback roads is isolating remote communities, preventing children from getting to school, and slowing the restocking process for pastoralists recovering from drought.
Adelaide Crows star Chelsea Randall has announced her retirement from the AFLW, with the club citing concussion as a major factor in her decision.
US space agency NASA is racing to save an aging telescope, used to observe cosmic explosions, from falling back to Earth with a daring rescue mission.
The US and Iran will stand down on strikes and vessels will be allowed to move freely, as technical talks are slated to continue on all areas of the memorandum of understanding.
More than 150 million Europeans swelter in "extreme heat", which scientists say has been the worst the continent has ever recorded.
The Northern Territory Police Force has moved to reassure Territorians that new, armed public safety officers due to hit the beat from today are fully trained to carry guns.
The three children are among at least 33 people rescued during a weekend multinational operation that continued searching for survivors, while thousands remained unaccounted-for.
Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are set to ink the Nakamal Agreement, almost 10 months after Mr Napat pulled out of a planned signing ceremony in Port Vila, citing…
Two things happened last week that give us a much clearer picture of what the world is going to be like from now on.
Before a flare-up in fighting over the weekend, the interim deal between the United States and Iran was giving the region something it badly needs, analysts say.
South Australia is at the bleeding edge of the energy transition but record low winds have pushed its grid to the brink of its limits.
South Australian citizen scientists say they called the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline to report a dead sea bird and were given advice that contradicts official government messaging.
A polygamous sect leader already serving a 50-year prison sentence in the US has been convicted of child abuse after girls were found in an unventilated trailer he was hauling through Arizona.
Consumer interest in olive oil has boomed at the same time as growing the produce has flourished, leading to excitement in the industry.
The myth of an inland sea lured 19th century European explorers into the heart of Australia. But where they found only desert, this year it's awash, with water levels at Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre now the best some locals…
South Australia's First Nations Voice to Parliament reforms are being revealed.
Whyalla has been forced to wind back services and let staff let go as its tourism industry suffers million-dollar losses from cuttlefish not making their usual migration.
Inquest findings have been handed down into the death of Matthew Kim Morgan, who was shot by police during a siege, in which he was holding his pregnant wife hostage, at the Tollgate Motel at Glen Osmond in 2017.
The Australian government raises concerns directly with China over the country's new ethnic unity law, which allows Beijing to target people overseas.
Police question a 53-year-old woman in Sydney's west about an allegedly administered substance after her mother was found dead in an aged care home.
South Australia Police has admitted that three officers did not "act appropriately" in how they handled the case of domestic violence victim Stella Magnisalis, who was assaulted multiple times by her then police…
More than 250 buildings are ruined or damaged after the devastating double quake, president of the National Asembly Jorge Rodríguez says. Follow live.
Wildlife rescuers say they need help to prepare for a potential bird flu outbreak as vets issue statements saying they can no longer take in sick or injured wild birds.
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