Mission Beach high-range drink driving charge
A 36-year-old man faces court after allegedly recording a BAC of 0.215% while driving near Mission Beach. Read about the police operation and legal consequences.
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Qantas Project Sunrise aircraft assembly progresses
The first Qantas Airbus A350-1000ULR for Project Sunrise flights from Sydney to London and New York is taking shape. Delivery is set for late 2026, with revolutionary non-stop travel starting in 2027. Read more.
Council Apologises After 65 Trees Wrongly Chopped
A Perth council is forced to apologise after a contractor mistakenly cut down 65 trees during park upgrades. An investigation is now underway into the green blunder.
Influencer fined for illegal K'gari campfire
An Australian influencer was fined $834 for lighting an illegal campfire on K'gari (Fraser Island). Rangers warn such actions threaten the World Heritage site. Check park rules before visiting.
Man charged for drunk e-motorbike ride in Newcastle
A 35-year-old man faces multiple charges after police allege he was caught riding an unlicensed electric motorbike in Newcastle with a blood-alcohol reading of .178.
Nationals drop net zero: Economic risks for Australia
The National Party's reversal on net zero targets threatens investment, power prices and Australia's green export opportunities. Experts warn of economic damage.
Extremist Groups Signal Societal Sickness in Australia
Expert warns National Socialist Network's growing presence reveals dangerous societal fractures. Australia must confront this extremist threat before it escalates further.
Wolves Claim Decisive Victory Over Heidelberg in NPL Clash
In a spectacular National Premier Leagues showdown, Wollongong Wolves delivered a masterclass performance against Heidelberg United, securing a decisive victory that reshapes the championship landscape.
Frank Bongiorno Appointed to University of Canberra Role
Renowned Australian historian Professor Frank Bongiorno AM has been appointed to a senior leadership position at the University of Canberra, bringing his extensive expertise in political history to shape the future of humanities education.
Australia's prosperity paradox: wealth up, wellbeing down
New analysis reveals Australia's prosperity paradox - we're richer than ever but our wellbeing is declining. Discover what's missing from our national success story.
WA's Rare Earth Powerhouse Fuels Global Solutions
Western Australia takes centre stage in solving international supply chain challenges through its critical minerals sector, creating jobs and economic opportunities.
Drunk driver blows 0.217 in QLD court drama
A North Queensland man has been convicted of high-range drink driving after recording an astonishing blood alcohol reading more than four times the legal limit on an Inham road.
Ria Ayam Penyet Review: Perth's Indonesian Food Gem
Discover the authentic Indonesian flavours taking Perth by storm. Our food review explores Ria Ayam Penyet's signature smashed chicken and bakso that transport diners straight to Jakarta.
AFP's Evolving Role in Australia's National Security
Discover how the Australian Federal Police has transformed from a traditional law enforcement agency into a crucial pillar of Australia's national security infrastructure.
Coalition Crisis: Time for Political Divorce?
Growing tensions and policy disagreements are raising serious questions about the future of Australia's conservative alliance. Experts weigh in on whether the political marriage has run its course.
Big W's $5 Christmas Range Sends Shoppers Wild
Australian shoppers are flocking to Big W for incredible Christmas deals with decorations, gifts and festive essentials starting from just $5. Discover the must-have items everyone's talking about!
Queensland Terror Raid: 7 Arrested, IEDs Seized
A major counter-terrorism operation across Queensland has resulted in seven arrests and the seizure of improvised explosive devices, firearms, and a drone in what authorities are calling a significant disruption to potential terrorist activity.
National Gallery Crisis: Funding Shortfalls & Leaks
Canberra's iconic National Gallery faces a perfect storm of financial pressures and infrastructure decay, with urgent repairs needed while government funding falls short.
Australian border patrol flights plummet post-COVID
Exclusive investigation reveals Australia's aerial border surveillance has dramatically declined since COVID-19, sparking national security concerns from Coalition Senator Jonno Duniam.
Nationals dump net zero in major climate policy shift
The National Party has officially abandoned its 2050 net zero commitment, creating major political tension and putting Opposition Leader Sussan Ley under intense pressure.
Mystery Cassowary Found in Queensland Bush
A lone southern cassowary's puzzling appearance deep in the Wooroonooran National Park has wildlife authorities and traditional owners scratching their heads about how the flightless bird travelled so far from its usual habitat.
Wollongong Wolves Keep Finals Hopes Alive With Win
The Wollongong Wolves have kept their NSW National Premier Leagues championship hopes burning bright after a hard-fought 2-1 victory against St George FC at Albert Butler Memorial Park.
Jarvo joins Aussie anthem in Kangaroos victory
Infamous boundary-breaker Jarvo made another stunning appearance during the Kangaroos' dominant victory over England, standing with Australian players during the national anthem in a bizarre moment that stole headlines.
Billy Missi: Torres Strait art celebrated in national tour
Discover how the National Museum of Australia is celebrating the extraordinary linocut artistry of late Torres Strait icon Billy Missi in a powerful travelling exhibition that spans the nation.
Cape York mining boom to create 500+ jobs
A massive mining development on Queensland's Cape York Peninsula is poised for approval, promising hundreds of local jobs and significant economic benefits for the region.
Mrs Mac's Daffodil Cross: A Snowy Mountains Mystery
Discover the untold story behind the century-old daffodil cross at Sponars Chalet in the Snowy Mountains - a floral mystery that continues to baffle visitors and historians alike.
Cape York's historic land return to Traditional Owners
In a landmark moment blending celebration and reflection, millions of hectares of Cape York Peninsula are being returned to Aboriginal Traditional Owners, reshaping Queensland's cultural landscape.
Penguin Exhibition Reveals Why They're An 'Inconvenience'
Discover why a group of penguins is called an 'inconvenience' and explore Canberra's fascinating new exhibition showcasing these remarkable birds and their conservation challenges.
Funfields 40th Summer: Staff Member's Childhood Park Memories
Victoria's beloved Funfields theme park marks four decades of family fun as long-term employee Tayla shares her incredible journey of growing up at the attraction, creating lifelong memories across generations.
Queensland's New National Park Protects Wuthathi Country
In a landmark conservation victory, Queensland unveils its newest national park on Cape York Peninsula, protecting sacred Wuthathi country and spectacular coastal wilderness for generations to come.
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