Politics
One Nation Rides Wave as Labor Struggles with Budget Backlash
The Albanese government faces a social media backlash post-budget as One Nation gains momentum, writes Michelle Grattan.
Sports
Crows Seek Consistency Ahead of Good Scan News
Adelaide Crows aim for consistent performance following positive scan results for key player. Coach praises team resilience as finals approach.
Lifestyle
Hunter Hospital Delays Lead to Severe Appendicitis Complications
Nathan Steele suffered severe complications after Hunter hospital system delays postponed his appendicitis surgery, raising concerns about healthcare wait times.
Business
TreeClimb Proposes Treetop Adventure Course at Wollongong Botanic Garden
TreeClimb has unveiled plans for a treetop adventure course at Wollongong Botanic Garden, featuring ziplines and rope challenges. The proposal is now open for public comment.
Environment
Education
New Telethon School Resources Teach Kindness and Inclusion
Education Minister Sabine Winton launched new Telethon school resources at St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School, teaching values like kindness, fairness, and inclusion through curriculum-aligned activities.
Lara Mum Hosts Sensory-Friendly Events for All Abilities
Louise Larkin, founder of Friend in Me, is hosting accessible sensory-friendly events in Geelong to provide inclusive social opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Weapons, drugs found in Qld schools over 20 times daily
Exclusive data reveals over 20 daily incidents of weapons, drugs, and vapes in Queensland schools, including primary schools, with 828 weapon incidents in 2025.
JCU Celebrates Decade of Indigenous Centre
James Cook University celebrates a decade of its Indigenous Education and Research Centre, empowering students and fostering cultural understanding.
WA School's Siren Alerts Too Loud for Neighbours
Waikiki Primary School in Western Australia has been told by the local council that its music and siren alerts are too loud for nearby residents, sparking a debate on noise levels.
