Two-time Cox Plate winner Via Sistina retired
Champion mare Via Sistina, a two-time Cox Plate winner with 12 Group 1 victories, has been retired. Trainer Chris Waller announced the end of her $20 million career. Read more.
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Perth Dental Scandal Impacts 156 Patients, $4.4M Owed
The fallout from rogue Perth dentist David Hurst's death widens, with 156 patients now identified as creditors owed millions. Victims face defective work and financial ruin. Read the latest.
Barr: Big developers key to Canberra town centre quality
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr says major redevelopments by large, listed firms like Scentre Group will deliver better community amenities and housing faster for Canberra. Read the latest on Woden and Belconnen plans.
Govt loans $52.2M for Hallett's green cement plant
The federal government has approved a $52.2 million loan to Hallett Group to build a low-carbon cement plant in South Australia, aiming to slash emissions and boost local manufacturing. Read the full story.
Hate speech crackdown sees neo-Nazi group disband
A proposed crackdown on hate speech has prompted a neo-Nazi group to disband. The new laws could see jail terms of up to 10 years for hate preachers.
Clifton Jasper Claims Mandurah's Group 2 Birthday Cup
Young greyhound Clifton Jasper wins the Group 2 Birthday Cup at Mandurah for trainer Vince Reid. Read about the stunning victory and the promising future for this rising star.
Canberra pro-Palestine protest sees altercation, man hospitalised
A Canberra pro-Palestine rally in Garema Place turned confrontational when a man allegedly tore down a banner. Police issued move-on orders as organisers cite safety concerns. Read the full report.
School merger won't bring religious change, parents told
Parents at Muswellbrook's Richard Gill School have been assured its secular, music-focused education will continue unchanged despite a merger with the Christian-based Melos Education Group. The council demands land back.
Kids' Cancer Support House deliberately set alight in Perth
A vital children's cancer support centre in West Leederville has been forced to close after a deliberate fire. The attack has devastated families and shocked the local community. Police are investigating.
Top WA Harness Trainer Barry Howlett Dies Aged 70
The WA harness racing community mourns the loss of revered trainer Barry Howlett, who died at 70. Remembering his Group 1 winners and legacy. Read the full tribute.
Sendle shuts down, leaving customers and jobs in limbo
Australian delivery service Sendle has ceased trading immediately, stranding customers and cutting jobs. The carbon-neutral courier rival to Australia Post emailed clients on Sunday.
Award-Winning Retirement Villages Transforming Queensland
Explore The Village Retirement Group's award-winning approach to luxury independent living for over-65s in South East Queensland. Discover how their resident-first model is redefining retirement.
Police manhunt for gunman in WA town of Mullewa
A major police operation is underway in Mullewa, WA, after a shooting. Kenneth John Giles is on the run, with the TRG and air support involved in the search. Follow for live updates.
Tuggeranong ice rink deadline nears, capacity debate heats up
Developers seek a January 13 extension for the Tuggeranong ice rink, vowing to grow ice sports but aiming to reduce seating capacity. An upcoming AIHL decision could impact plans.
Teen leads campaign to save Big Splash water park
An 18-year-old Canberra student is spearheading a community campaign to save the iconic Big Splash water park from demolition and redevelopment into a hotel. Read her story.
Man charged with murder after fatal Fitzroy stabbing
A 23-year-old Fitzroy man has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a 43-year-old man in a Napier Street apartment block in December. Police allege the two men were known to each other.
Belmont residents brand annual electors' meeting a 'waste of time'
A City of Belmont residents' group has labelled annual electors' meetings a 'complete waste of time', questioning council engagement after low attendance and over 20 motions were presented. Read more on the local democracy debate.
Cotton On Group severs ties with Geelong's Market Square
Cotton On Group has permanently closed its last two stores in Geelong's Market Square, severing a decades-long connection. Discover the impact on the city's retail landscape.
20yo charged over targeted Mount Druitt home shooting
A young woman faces serious charges after a brazen drive-by shooting in Sydney's west. More than 30 bullets were fired into a home with 11 people inside. Read the latest.
Muswellbrook mayor hits back over Denman Park delays
Muswellbrook mayor Jeff Drayton defends council's approval process for the $50 million Denman Park Estate, as developer warns project is at 'brink of commercial unviability'. Read the full story.
CBH Smashes Grain Receival Record with 22.9MT Haul
WA's CBH Group has set a new receival record of 22.9 million tonnes, marking its biggest harvest in 92 years. Discover how this impacts growers and the state's economy.
Jayne Hrdlicka's big job ahead at Endeavour Group
Jayne Hrdlicka, former Virgin Australia CEO, takes the helm at Endeavour Group. Discover her unique journey and the challenges facing the drinks empire.
Awaba Waste Facility Expansion Awarded to Daracon
Lake Macquarie City Council awards Daracon Group the contract to expand the Awaba Waste Management Facility, adding over a decade of capacity for 220,000 residents. Construction starts 2026.
Heavily Armed Police Patrol WA Jewish Sites, Sporting Events
Western Australia deploys Tactical Response Group officers to Jewish places of worship and major events as a visible deterrent. See the new security measures in place.
Chanukah car firebombed in Melbourne on Christmas Day
A vehicle displaying a 'Happy Chanukah' sign was deliberately set alight in St Kilda East in the early hours of Christmas Day. Police are investigating the suspicious fire and urging witnesses to come forward.
Contingency Plans for Stockton Ferry on NYE
Transport authorities vow a dependable Stockton ferry service for Newcastle's New Year's Eve crowds, with backup plans amid community concerns over recent breakdowns. Learn about the contingency measures.
Massive Nickel Sulphides Found in WA's Mulga Tank
Western Mines Group has intersected a huge 900m nickel sulphide zone in WA's Eastern Goldfields, revealing a globally significant system with up to 55% nickel. Read more.
Silent Strep A Spread in Kimberley Kids
A new study reveals over half of Kimberley children carry Strep A bacteria without symptoms, posing a major hidden health risk. Learn about the findings and urgent calls for action.
WA to Build Australia's First Electric Ferry Fleet
The Cook Government invests over $60 million in five locally-built electric ferries for the Swan River, creating jobs and cutting emissions. First vessel due 2027.
Fire-ravaged Awaba House set for 2026 cultural comeback
Lake Macquarie's historic Awaba House, gutted by fire in 2019, is set to reopen in mid-2026 as a premier dining destination under The Catering Group, promising local food and community focus.
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