Consumer shift from supermarkets may not impact industry
Experts warn a growing consumer shift away from major supermarkets may not curb their power. Farmers demand fair treatment as distrust in Coles and Woolworths hits record highs.
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Canberra Liberals' new shadow cabinet seeks unity
Mark Parton unveils a reshuffled Canberra Liberals shadow cabinet, aiming to present a united front after a year of internal conflict. Can the opposition convince voters it's ready to govern?
Dairy farmer buys hay after floods as drought returns
Gloucester dairy farmer Mark Harris, hit by record floods in May, now battles drought. He's spending thousands on feed and repairs as the Hunter faces a rapid dry spell. Read his story.
Jets coach blasts A-League over 'farcical' heat decision
Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan has unleashed on A-League officials, labelling the decision to proceed with Saturday's match in extreme heat as 'farcical' and nonsensical.
Federal bulk-billing push targets Newcastle and Hunter
The Albanese government eyes Newcastle for new publicly-funded bulk-billing GP clinics to combat rising gap fees. Will this market shake-up improve healthcare access?
Milligan, Redmayne demand unity for Australian soccer's future
Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan and former Socceroo Andrew Redmayne call for an end to division in Australian soccer, as a damning PFA report reveals player dissatisfaction. Read the full story.
Dawn tribute for ex-police officer Mark Lucas
Friends and family gathered at dawn to honour former NSW police officer and Newcastle Knights player Mark Lucas, who died after battling PTSD. The memorial swim highlighted mental health support.
Wildcats Owner Leads Standing Ovation for Bryce Cotton
Perth Wildcats owner Mark Arena will lead a standing ovation for star Bryce Cotton during a special video tribute at Sunday's game. Don't miss this emotional farewell.
Mulletfest Returns to Kurri Kurri for Eighth Grand Final
The iconic Mulletfest is back at Kurri Kurri's Chelmsford Hotel this Saturday for its eighth grand final, celebrating community, charity, and the legendary 'business in the front, party in the back' hairstyle. Join the fun!
WA farmer missing at sea presumed dead
The family of missing WA farmer Mark Adams faces the heartbreaking reality he died at sea. The 62-year-old disappeared while fishing alone off Albany.
Wood eyes Ashes return after knee injury
England fast bowler Mark Wood is confident of returning from a knee injury for the Boxing Day Test. Get the latest update on his recovery and England's Ashes plans.
ACT Liberals reunite as Parton unveils new shadow cabinet
ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton has drawn a line in the sand, bringing former leader Elizabeth Lee and Peter Cain back into a unified shadow cabinet. The reshuffle aims to heal divisions and build a platform for the 2028 election.
Stirling Mayor's second US trip at ratepayer cost
City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin and CEO Stevan Rodic are heading to the US again, with the $30,000+ trip funded by ratepayers. The visit aims to strengthen sister city ties with Anaheim.
Shire Deputy President Dies in West River Bushfire
Shire of Ravensthorpe deputy president Mark Mudie has tragically died while trying to save his family farm from a bushfire. The community is in mourning.
West River bushfire claims life, 4000ha burnt
A devastating bushfire in West River has burnt over 4000 hectares and claimed the life of deputy shire president Mark Mudie. Firefighters are working overtime to bring the serious blaze under control. Read the latest updates.
England call up Will Jacks for second Ashes Test
England have made a spin-bowling change for the second Ashes Test, with Will Jacks replacing the injured Mark Wood at the Gabba. Get the full team news and reaction.
Farmer dies in WA bushfire while defending property
A farmer in his 60s has died after his front-end loader was overrun by flames near Ravensthorpe. The WA Premier has offered condolences as the fire threat continues. Download the 7NEWS app.
Deputy shire president dies in West River bushfire
Respected farmer and Shire of Ravensthorpe deputy president Mark Mudie has died while fighting a bushfire on his West River property. The community mourns a devastating loss.
Farmer dies fighting West River bushfire near Ravensthorpe
A local farmer in his 60s has tragically died while battling an out-of-control bushfire near Ravensthorpe on WA's south coast. The community mourns as investigations begin.
Liberals' Jeremy Hanson elected ACT Speaker unopposed
ACT Legislative Assembly elects Canberra Liberal Jeremy Hanson as its new Speaker. Hanson pledges a non-partisan approach, but Labor and Greens had raised concerns over his impartiality.
Doctors dismissed a tiny lip sore that concealed cancer
Journalist Lowen Taylor shares her fight after doctors dismissed a persistent lip split. It was squamous cell carcinoma. Her story is a vital warning about skin checks and advocating for your health.
Mark Wood fitness doubt for second Ashes Test
England's Mark Wood races against time to be fit for Brisbane Test as Joe Root expresses confidence in team's fast-bowling depth. Latest Ashes updates.
Mark Wood out of Gabba Test with knee injury
England fast bowler Mark Wood is set to miss the second Ashes Test in Brisbane due to a knee injury, dealing a major blow to England's hopes. Get the latest updates.
Tongue in Ashes frame after Wood injury
England quick Josh Tongue could be set for a shock Ashes recall after Mark Wood's knee injury. Read how his Canberra performance has opened the door for the second Test.
Tongue in Ashes contention after Wood injury
England quick Josh Tongue could replace the injured Mark Wood for the second Ashes Test after impressing with his pace in Canberra. Read the latest cricket news.
Labor fast-tracks farm clearing crackdown
Federal government accelerates controversial land clearing regulations amid concerns farmers would clear vegetation before new laws take effect. No transition period provided.
Pauline Hanson's Surge Creates False Hope for One Nation
Mark Riley analyses Pauline Hanson's recent polling surge and why it may create unrealistic expectations for One Nation ahead of the next federal election. Read the full analysis.
Dying Child Killer Sparks Urgent Confession Demands
Bevan Spencer von Einem, convicted child killer and suspected Family murders member, is terminally ill. Victims' families demand deathbed confession before justice is lost forever.
Mark Beretta leaves Sunrise after 22 years
After 22 years as Sunrise sports anchor, Mark Beretta announces his departure to focus on family and cancer charity work. His final show airs December 12.
Dying Man's Love Letter to Family in Final Days
Brad Smith's heartbreaking love letter to his wife and twin daughters before dying from brain cancer. A story of love, family and legacy in Newcastle.
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