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GST failure costs states $20bn, crippling health system

Australia's health funding crisis stems from a broken GST, costing states $20bn this year alone. As a wealthy nation, we can afford world-class services but need tax reform, not blame-shifting. Read the analysis.

Canberra bus cuts: 180+ services axed for reliability

A major Canberra bus timetable overhaul will cut over 180 weekday services from February 2026, adding up to 20 minutes to some commutes, as Transport Canberra aims to shore up reliability during Commonwealth Avenue bridge works. Check your new route now.

Canberra's Olympic diving pool scrapped from plans

The ACT government has removed a dedicated Olympic-standard diving facility from its $138 million aquatic centre plans, breaking promises and leaving local athletes high and dry. Read more.

Dapto woman defrauds ABS, gets 15-month order

A Dapto woman has been convicted after defrauding the Australian Bureau of Statistics of over $2,500. The 49-year-old former employee claimed financial hardship drove her actions. Read the full court details.

Canberra's Light Rail Stage 2A: A Rushed Decision?

Canberrans question the Barr government's decision to proceed with Stage 2A of the light rail amid cost blowouts and community needs. Read the latest letters on this and other national issues.

M1 motorway extension races ahead of schedule

A major construction milestone has been reached on the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace, with all bridge foundation works now complete ahead of schedule. Discover how this project will transform travel in the Hunter.

Light rail works cause traffic chaos for Canberra commuters

Canberra's first workday after Christmas was marred by severe traffic delays and overcrowded replacement buses due to light rail construction. Commuters reported long waits and packed services. Read more about the disruptions and official response.

Peter Bol launches Commonwealth Games bid in Perth

Australian 800m star Peter Bol begins his quest for Commonwealth Games gold in Glasgow with a season opener on home soil at the Perth Track Classic next month. Get the latest on his form, family life, and fierce competition.

Housing crisis forces tough choices on Newcastle development

A Newcastle community representative argues the city's severe housing and homelessness crisis means residents must support developments, even unpopular ones. The call for more 'YIMBYs' comes amid fierce debate over projects like Rail Bridge Row.

SA Tourist Park Bans Kids, Becomes Adults-Only Sanctuary

A South Australian tourist park's decision to rebrand as an adults-only 'peaceful sanctuary' has ignited fierce online discussion. Discover why owners made the switch and the growing trend for child-free travel.

Anderson's Glasgow Goal After Injury Comeback

Australian Olympic backstroker Iona Anderson is targeting the 2026 Commonwealth Games after a successful return from a disc injury at the Japan Open. Read her recovery journey.

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