Politics
WA Funeral Crackdown to End Overcharging of Grieving Families
The Western Australian government announces a crackdown on funeral industry overcharging, introducing new laws to protect grieving families from excessive costs.
Sports
Western Force Super Fan Geoff Kelly Reflects on 20 Years of Unwavering Support
Geoff Kelly, the Western Force's super fan, shares his journey of two decades supporting the rugby team through highs and lows, including the club's darkest days.
Lifestyle
Emily Wombell Unveils $1.6 Billion Newcastle Quay Masterplan
Architect Emily Wombell presents a visionary $1.6 billion plan to transform Newcastle Quay into a vibrant waterfront precinct with residential, commercial, and public spaces.
Business
Geelong Community Centre Volunteers Share Stories as Demand Doubles
Volunteers at Geelong's Lazarus Community Centre share personal stories as demand for services doubles, highlighting the growing need for support in the region.
Environment
Education
Two Charged Over Break and Enter at Townsville TAFE
A man and a woman have been charged following a break and enter at a Townsville TAFE campus, with police alleging they stole electronics and caused damage.
UOW Offshore Surplus: $188M Boosts Illawarra Region
University of Wollongong uses $188M offshore surplus to fund local projects, scholarships, and research, benefiting the Illawarra community.
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.
