Politics
Wollongong CBD Parking: Surveillance Cars to Replace Tyre Chalking in 2026 Trial
Wollongong City Council will deploy surveillance cars to monitor timed parking zones from February 2026, replacing manual tyre chalking. The one-year trial aims to improve efficiency and turnover in high-demand areas.
Lifestyle
Lacoste Launches New Original Pour Femme Fragrance at Myer, Priced $98-$164
Lacoste unveils Original Pour Femme, a new women's perfume echoing French elegance. Available now at Myer from $98, it's a fruity floral amber scent already winning rave reviews.
Sports
Wyong Races Saturday Preview: Expert Tips & Best Bets for Every Race
Get the inside running on Saturday's Wyong race meeting. Our expert preview and tips for all ten races, featuring Big Red Tequila and Know Thyself. Bet responsibly.
Business
Estrella Greenlit to Ship First 30,000 Tonnes of Timor-Leste Manganese Ore
Estrella Resources secures key approval to extract and export up to 30,000 tonnes of high-grade manganese from its Ira Miri project in Timor-Leste, marking a major commercial step. Read more.
Environment
Entertainment
Education
Police seek missing 47-year-old Jeremy Thurling in Canberra
ACT Police issue public appeal to locate Jeremy Thurling, 47, missing since January 8. Last believed to be in Kowen Forest. Family holds serious welfare concerns.
ACT teachers report daily violence in high school classrooms
Canberra teachers speak out on daily physical assaults and disruptive behaviour in ACT public high schools, as reported incidents surge. Education Minister acknowledges more must be done.
Plant protein studied to remove PFAS from body
A $1.8 million study at the University of Newcastle will investigate if a plant-based diet can protect families from harmful 'forever chemicals'. Learn about the groundbreaking research.
Man dies after police shooting in Central Coast siege
A 49-year-old man has died after being shot by police following a six-hour siege at Springfield. A critical incident investigation is now underway. Read the latest details.
Advanced Maths, Languages Linked to Higher ATARs in WA
New TISC data shows Western Australian students who choose advanced maths or a foreign language significantly boost their ATAR scores. Discover the impact on university admissions.