Merivale to Close Ms.G's in Potts Point After 15 Years
The Merivale Group announces the closure of the iconic Ms.G's in Potts Point this December. Discover the legacy and what's next for the hospitality giant.
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Crocodile Encounter Triggers Political Debate in North QLD
A saltwater crocodile sighting at a Townsville boat ramp has ignited political debate about Queensland's crocodile management policies. Read about the incident and responses.
Railway Stakes: Eastern Raiders Challenge WA Favourites
The $1.5 million Group 1 Railway Stakes field is set. Can WA stars Western Empire and Watch Me Rock fend off the eastern states raiders? Get the full analysis.
Big Splash redevelopment plans submitted in November
National Capital Authority received PowerPoint slides for Big Splash redevelopment in early November. Owners propose hotel, but government maintains no formal application exists.
New PFAS group seeks solutions for Williamtown community
A new community-led working group in Williamtown will drive local solutions to PFAS contamination, bringing together residents and government after nine years of environmental impact.
Nine robbers emerge from single car in US store raid
Shocking CCTV shows nine masked robbers emerging from one Hyundai sedan before raiding a Virginia vape shop. Police investigate connection to other burglaries.
Luxury Green-Title Homes Rise in Perth
Construction begins on Garden & River Homes at Burswood Point. Secure a freehold Swan River residence with premium builders. Priced from $3.25M.
Salvos Urge Newcastle to Share Christmas Magic
The Salvation Army's annual Toy Drive, supported by NGM Group, seeks community donations to help a record number of Newcastle families facing cost-of-living pressures this Christmas. Donate until Dec 12.
Hunter recycling plant plans 400% growth expansion
Kurri Kurri recycling facility seeks to expand operations by 400%, processing 450,000 tonnes annually and creating significant employment opportunities in the Hunter region.
Big Splash saga fuels Canberra's public outrage
The ongoing Big Splash water park closure in Canberra sparks community anger as owner's redevelopment plans emerge. Discover why locals demand action.
Jimmysstar wins Group 1 C.F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield
Jimmysstar solidifies his status as Australia's premier sprinter-miler with a commanding victory in the Group 1 C.F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield. Trainer Ciaron Maher celebrates his 60th Group 1 win. Watch the highlights now!
Little Creatures Opens Elizabeth Quay Venue Nov 25
WA's beloved Little Creatures brewery launches its massive new Elizabeth Quay venue on November 25. Discover local produce, craft beer and stunning waterfront views in Perth CBD.
Thunderbird Mine incidents downplayed by operators
Kimberley Mineral Sands and Re:Group insist excavator incidents at Thunderbird mine were minor. No injuries reported as WorkSafe investigates. Read the full details.
ASX Weekly Winners: Zoono Soars 178% on Packaging Deals
Zoono Group leads ASX gainers with 178% surge after major packaging deals. ReNerve, Stealth Group and Havilah Resources also post strong gains amid market volatility. Discover this week's top performers.
New Perth App Eases Type 1 Diabetes Management for Families
A groundbreaking mobile app from Perth Children's Hospital is set to transform type 1 diabetes care for over 1200 WA children and their families, easing the daily management burden.
Access Canberra moves on Big Splash owner
Access Canberra takes action against Big Splash owner for failing to repair the Macquarie water park. Learn about the potential penalties and lease termination risks.
Perth homeowners pay for borer tree management
Perth property owners will soon bear the cost of managing polyphagous shot-hole borer infested trees as government shifts from eradication to management strategy.
Hunter diabetes crisis hits 90,000 amid epidemic
Hunter New England faces a diabetes emergency with 90,000 cases. Experts advocate telehealth solutions and new medications to combat what's called humanity's biggest epidemic.
Kwinana Waste to Energy Plant Opens After 7 Years
Australia's first major waste-to-energy plant opens in Kwinana, set to burn 460,000 tonnes of waste yearly and power 50,000 homes. Discover the challenges behind this $750m project.
Big Splash Water Park Remains Closed for Summer
Canberra's beloved Big Splash water park will remain closed this summer as owners plan a modern new facility. Community disappointed as vandalism and costs prevent reopening.
Geelong runner battles diabetes misconceptions in 100km race
Geelong athlete Ashleyrose Gilham completes 100km run while managing Type 1 diabetes, challenging health stereotypes and inspiring others with chronic conditions.
Westfield Carousel Implements Christmas Traffic Management
Westfield Carousel in Cannington introduces traffic management plan for Black Friday and Christmas after being named Perth's riskiest carpark. Plan your visit with extra time.
Belmont Council censors question in meeting video
A Belmont residents' group accuses the City of Belmont of censorship after a question was edited out of a public council meeting recording and minutes. Discover the controversy.
Minister Watt Responds to Algal Bloom Senate Report
Environment Minister Murray Watt defends government's handling of harmful algal bloom following damning 207-page Senate report. Read the latest developments from Adelaide summit.
Tokyo Cautious About South Korean Austal Takeover
Japanese government expresses national security concerns as South Korea's Hanwha Group bids for Australian shipbuilder Austal. What this means for regional defence.
Nous boss explains $2m ANU job in Senate hearing
Nous Group CEO Tim Orton has defended the consultancy's $2 million work for ANU, denying using a 'cookie-cutter' approach while explaining the complex projects undertaken.
Hunter miners locked out as coal mine negotiations fail
Bloomfield Group locks out Rix's Creek miners after negotiations break down. Union condemns the move as workers fight for a fair enterprise agreement in the Hunter Valley.
Government House tree risk known before student injury
A new audit reveals a Government House eucalyptus was deemed a 'medium risk' years before a branch fell on a student. Discover the findings and the official response.
99 Bikes CEO demands e-bike law reform in QLD
Pedal Group CEO reveals his urgent plea to Queensland's leader for common-sense e-bike regulations that balance safety with sustainable transport growth.
Western Empire Defies Age for Lee Steere Stakes Assault
Eight-year-old Western Empire is showing career-best form ahead of Saturday's Group 2 Lee Steere Stakes at Ascot. Trainer Neville Parnham reveals the veteran gelding has never been better as he prepares to take on WA's weight-for-age stars.
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