Lifestyle
Colac mum's third melanoma detected by new 3D body mapping tech
A new 3D body mapping system, the Vectra WB360, has detected a third melanoma for Colac mother Deb Monaco. This technology is revolutionising early skin cancer detection in Australia.
Politics
Canberra Liberals and Greens deny coalition plot, call talks 'jokingly extreme'
ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton and Greens leader Shane Rattenbury dismiss rumours of a deal to form government, labelling discussions as 'almost jokingly' extreme. Read the latest Canberra political drama.
Sports
Grovedale veteran Clinton Ford to play 300th senior match
Grovedale stalwart Clinton Ford is set to play his 300th senior match this weekend, weather permitting. Read about his remarkable local footy career and dedication.
Business
Aerial Shooters Target Feral Pigs Trapped by Queensland Floods
Aerial shooters are targeting thousands of feral pigs stranded by Queensland's floodwaters in a major biosecurity operation. Read how this cull aims to protect farms and the environment.
Environment
Entertainment
Education
Old Perth Girls School set for $110m student accommodation revamp
Developer ADC unveils a revised $110 million plan to convert the heritage-listed Perth Girls School into a 1,200-bed student accommodation hub, responding to Perth's critical housing shortage for students.
Queensland school faces backlash over strict haircut rules
A Queensland boys' school faces parent backlash over strict hairstyle rules banning mullets and ponytails. The debate highlights tensions between school standards and personal expression. Read the full story.
Canberra teacher compensated after unfair dismissal ruling
A Canberra teacher sacked for 'foolish' misconduct involving student social media contact and an ice bath photo has been awarded five months' pay. Read the Fair Work Commission's full findings.
New Canberra School Brings Forward High School Opening
Stromlo Forest Anglican College will open its early years campus in 2026 and has accelerated plans for high school years due to strong community demand in the growing Molonglo Valley. Read more.
JCU welcomes 2000+ new students as health courses surge
James Cook University in Townsville welcomes over 2000 new students for Semester 1, 2024, with a major surge in demand for nursing, medicine, and allied health courses. Discover the campus buzz.