Cape York Spaceport Project Hits Early Turbulence
A proposed space launch facility on Cape York faces delays as traditional owners raise concerns and funding remains uncertain. Will this project get off the ground?
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Editorial: Vape crackdown is just a smokescreen
Australia's new vape ban may be a distraction from the government's failure to tackle the real tobacco industry. Is this policy missing the mark? Read our analysis.
WA Dairy Farmers Quit Amid Soaring Costs, Low Supermarket Prices
Western Australia's dairy industry is in crisis as farmers exit the sector, crushed by skyrocketing production costs and unsustainable supermarket milk prices. What does this mean for our food security?
Labor and Liberals promise cash for SA fishing and seafood
SA's major parties make pre-election funding promises for recreational fishing and the seafood sector. Labor targets reservoir access, Liberals back commercial industry.
NASA evacuates ISS crew early over medical issue
NASA has ordered an urgent early return of four International Space Station crew members after a serious medical condition. The mission is cut short by a month. Read the latest updates.
Top 7 Sofa Beds for Australian Homes in 2026
Discover the seven best sofa beds for 2026, perfect for Australian apartments and guest rooms. From luxury to family-friendly options, find your space-saving solution today.
AUKUS labour shortage warning threatens WA defence ambitions
WA industry groups sound alarm over skills shortages jeopardising AUKUS and energy projects, as a retired UK Admiral predicts program failure. Can the state deliver?
Rio Tinto-Glencore Merger Impact on Hunter Coal
A potential $300 billion merger between Rio Tinto and Glencore could see Rio return to the Hunter Valley Operations coal mine, with significant implications for jobs and the project's scaled-back expansion plans. Read the latest analysis.
Turn your outdoor space into a mood booster
Discover the psychological benefits of a well-designed balcony or backyard. Experts reveal how order, light, and nature can lower stress and improve wellbeing.
Review Warns WA Energy Dept Could Threaten Coal Exit
An independent review warns the WA department created to manage the energy transition could actually slow the move from coal. Read the critical findings and government response.
Eva's Slideaway Sofa Bed: The New Aussie Space-Saver
Australian homes are transforming spare rooms with Eva's best-selling Slideaway Sofa Bed. Discover the three-in-one furniture piece praised for style, comfort, and easy conversion.
Baillie Hill $25m redevelopment opens in East Victoria Park
Perth's long-awaited $25 million Baillie Hill hospitality and community precinct opens January 19 in East Victoria Park, creating over 100 jobs and restoring historic heritage.
Newcastle residents clash with council over Rail Bridge Row
A landmark affordable housing project on Newcastle's last undeveloped rail corridor faces fierce opposition from locals demanding green space. The clash highlights the city's growing pains.
Uber passenger ratings: What drivers really think
Rideshare drivers are rating passengers, affecting future ride availability. Discover the key behaviours that impact your score and what this trend means for customer service. Read more.
Teen leads campaign to save Big Splash water park
An 18-year-old Canberra student is spearheading a community campaign to save the iconic Big Splash water park from demolition and redevelopment into a hotel. Read her story.
Taxis must up their game to survive Uber age
Financial expert Nick Bruining argues Australian taxi services need a major overhaul in service, pricing, and technology to compete with ride-sharing giants like Uber. Can they adapt in time?
The Only New Year's Resolution You Need for 2026
Columnist Jenna Price makes a compelling case for ditching traditional resolutions and embracing the art of staring into space as the ultimate act of self-care for the new year.
Beef trade with China faces rocky start to 2026
Australian beef exporters face a challenging 2026 as China slashes import quotas, threatening a $1.6 billion trade. Industry calls for urgent government action to secure market access.
Cling wrap trend returns to Wollongong beaches for NYE
An antisocial trend of using cling wrap to reserve public spaces has returned to Wollongong's Stuart Park for New Year's celebrations, sparking local outrage and calls for better enforcement.
WA TAB privatisation off the table in racing review
The WA State Government has shut down speculation about selling the TAB, launching a financial review to secure the racing industry's future. Learn about the key players and challenges.
Perth Coastal Garden: A Design and Lifestyle Fusion
Discover how a Perth couple transformed their coastal garden into a sanctuary that seamlessly connects design with their lifestyle. Explore the native plants and sustainable features that make it thrive.
2026 Forecast for WA's Mining Industry Revealed
Expert predictions for Western Australia's mining sector in 2026. Will iron ore hold strong? Can lithium and rare earths rebound? Get the full analysis here.
Cairns cemetery buyback scheme yields just five more years
Cairns Regional Council's grave buyback scheme has secured only five additional years of burial space. Mayor Terry James calls for urgent state government action on new cemetery land.
Museum Solves Tesla Meteorite Mystery in South Australia
A South Australian couple's wild theory about a meteorite hitting their new Tesla has been debunked by museum experts. Discover the strange details of the Augusta Highway incident.
National Competition Seeks Australia's Best Camel
A new national competition is on the hunt for Australia's top camel. Entries are open now, with the winner to be crowned at the Boulia Camel Races in July.
Flight Centre Buys UK's Iglu, Cruise Sales to Hit $2B
Flight Centre Travel Group accelerates its cruise strategy with the acquisition of UK online leader Iglu, aiming to double total transaction value to over $2 billion by 2026. Discover the details.
Independent SA Brewery Closes After 15 Years
A beloved South Australian craft brewery is closing its doors after 15 years, citing rising costs and market pressures. Read the full story of its journey and final farewell.
SA Strippers Gain Australia-First Work Safety Guidelines
South Australia leads the nation with new safety rules for adult entertainers after reports of falls and unsanitary conditions. A former worker reveals the industry's hidden dangers.
WA Building Industry Reforms Urged Amid Crisis
West Australian families face a building industry 'snake-pit' as the government reviews contract laws. Minister Buti promises 2026 reforms after 740 survey responses highlighted systemic failures.
First look at Canberra's revamped Garema Place
Canberra's Garema Place reopens after lengthy redevelopment, drawing mixed reactions from locals. Is the new sand-toned concrete plaza an improvement or a missed opportunity?
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