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.
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Metronet on Swan approved despite community anger
Controversial Metronet on Swan project receives environmental approval, disappointing local residents and community groups who vow to continue their fight.
River Cruising Becomes a Global Travel Phenomenon
River cruising has exploded in popularity, moving beyond Europe to the Mekong and Nile. Discover the best routes, ships, and deals for your next adventure.
Kimberley Wild Weekend: Luxury Outback Adventure
Join The West Australian's Stephen Scourfield on an exclusive Kimberley adventure in May 2026. Fly private charter to Kununurra, explore Emma Gorge, Lake Argyle & Ord River. From $4500pp.
Surfer punches shark in Margaret River attack
Andy McDonald, 61, describes the terrifying moment a great white shark attacked his wing-foil board in WA. The entire incident was caught on camera. Watch the video.
Surfer describes shark attack at Prevelly Beach
West Australian surfer Andy McDonald recounts a terrifying shark attack while wing foiling at Prevelly Beach. Read his incredible survival story and plans to return to the water.
Truck rolls near Bynoe River Bridge in Normanton
A truck driver had a lucky escape after his vehicle rolled near the Bynoe River Bridge in Normanton. Emergency services responded quickly to assess the driver's condition.
Lake Alexandrina's algae bloom mystery solved
Scientists identify the surprising cause behind Lake Alexandrina's disappearing algal bloom as weather patterns shift, bringing relief to South Australian communities.
PacGold fires up gold production at SA's Alice River
ASX-listed PacGold has officially commenced gold production at its promising Alice River project in South Australia, marking a significant milestone for the emerging miner and the state's resources sector.
Wollongong man's world record plank for mental health
Local Wollongong fitness coach Lee Murray is attempting a gruelling 9-hour 30-minute plank world record at WIN Entertainment Centre to raise crucial funds for mental health awareness.
Bali's Kelingking Beach glass elevator plan suspended
Controversial plans for a glass elevator at Bali's iconic Kelingking Beach have been officially suspended following massive community backlash and regulatory hurdles on Nusa Penida.
Murray Bridge News Editor Reveals Local Journalism Secrets
An exclusive interview with Peri Strathearn, Managing Editor of Murray Bridge News, uncovering how authentic community storytelling thrives despite industry challenges.
Speirs Dives Into Election With Algal Bloom Plan
South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs makes waves ahead of the 2026 state election, releasing a comprehensive strategy to combat algal blooms in the River Murray while positioning himself as an environmental champion.
Cairns-Whitsundays flights return after COVID hiatus
East Air has triumphantly restored direct flights between Cairns and the Whitsundays, reconnecting two of Queensland's most spectacular tropical destinations after a lengthy COVID-induced suspension.
Scotchmans Hill Winery plans $12m luxury accommodation
Geelong's acclaimed Scotchmans Hill winery is transforming its Drysdale estate with a $12 million luxury accommodation development, featuring 16 premium villas and enhanced visitor facilities set to elevate the Bellarine Peninsula's tourism appeal.
Aussie's Guide to Walking England's Thames Path
From London's urban buzz to the Cotswolds' chocolate-box villages, follow one Aussie traveller's journey along England's iconic Thames Path walking trail.
Geelong uses drones to fight disease-carrying mosquitoes
Geelong launches innovative drone program to combat mosquito populations and prevent Ross River virus outbreaks in a groundbreaking public health initiative.
Australian food tourism: Feeding our hunger for experiences
Discover why Australian travellers are swapping traditional sightseeing for immersive culinary adventures that connect them with local culture and create lasting memories.
Edinburgh's Duality: Literary Magic Meets Real Drama
Discover why Edinburgh captivates travellers with its stunning contrasts - ancient castles against modern life, literary history alongside vibrant festivals, and dramatic landscapes meeting urban energy.
Broken Hill's Billion-Year Secret: Australia's Ancient Gem
Discover why this NSW outback mining town is becoming Australia's hottest geological tourism destination with its epic 1.4 billion-year-old rock formations and Hollywood-worthy landscapes.
Kiama author James Dunbar releases thriller 'Twisted River'
Local Kiama writer James Dunbar releases his debut psychological thriller 'Twisted River', a chilling tale of family secrets and murder set against the stunning Illawarra coastline.
WA's Critical Minerals Warning: Trump Deal Risks
Paul Murray sounds the alarm on Canberra's critical minerals agreement with the Trump administration, warning Western Australia could get short-changed in the global resources race. Discover why this deal has local mining experts concerned.
South Australia's Top Concerns for 2025 Revealed
From the cost-of-living crunch to the future of the River Murray, we dive into the letters flooding our editor's desk, uncovering the real issues keeping South Australians awake at night.
Pinjarra Massacre Apology: A Watershed Moment
The Shire of Murray's historic apology for the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre represents a rare example of genuine accountability that could transform Australia's reconciliation journey.
$28m Huntlee motel and tavern expansion proposed
A major $28 million development proposal for Huntlee could bring a 60-room motel, family-friendly tavern, and bottle shop to the growing Lower Hunter community, creating jobs and boosting tourism.
Townsville's MyHoliday2 Wins Top Travel Award
A little-known Townsville travel platform has beaten household names to win a prestigious national travel award, proving local innovation can compete with industry giants.
Sports Event Axed: Visitor Levy Debate Ignites in FNQ
The cancellation of a significant sporting competition in Cairns has turbocharged discussions about implementing a tourist tax to boost Far North Queensland's event funding and infrastructure.
Police to drain dam in third search for missing Gus
In a dramatic escalation of the search for missing man Gus, South Australian police have obtained approval to completely drain a dam near Murray Bridge as part of their third major search operation.
Bollywood Wedding Gala Lights Up Swan River for Sick Kids
Perth's Swan River will transform into a vibrant Bollywood spectacle this November as a glamorous wedding-themed gala raises crucial funds for childhood cancer research at the Telethon Kids Institute.
Nature Repair Market: Christmas deadline for landmark laws
Exclusive: Environment Minister Murray Watt reveals urgent timeline for world-first Nature Repair Market legislation, aiming to pass historic environmental reforms before Christmas break.
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