State Planners Approve 22 New Innaloo Apartments

A long-vacant block in Perth's Innaloo will be transformed into a 22-apartment development after receiving state planning approval. Read about the project details and local impact.

Govt loans $52.2M for Hallett's green cement plant

The federal government has approved a $52.2 million loan to Hallett Group to build a low-carbon cement plant in South Australia, aiming to slash emissions and boost local manufacturing. Read the full story.

WA demersal fishing ban triggers protests and hardship

West Australian fishers are protesting a snap ban on demersal fishing, claiming it has destroyed their livelihoods. The government says it's necessary to protect depleted fish stocks. Read the full story.

Tourist's catastrophic spinal injury at Cottesloe Beach

A 28-year-old Greek tourist faces a grim prognosis after a diving accident at Perth's Cottesloe Beach on New Year's Eve left him with catastrophic spinal injuries. A GoFundMe has been launched to support his recovery.

Video Shows Violent Tourist Brawl in Bali's Canggu

Shocking video emerges of a street fight outside a Bali supermarket, believed to involve Australian tourists. Local authorities confirm no official complaints were lodged. Read the full story.

Thailand crane collapse kills 22, injures dozens on train

A construction crane collapsed onto a moving passenger train in Thailand, killing at least 22 people and injuring 79. The tragedy occurred during work on an elevated high-speed railway line. Read the latest updates.

Leopold store raided in undercover tobacco sting

Police have raided a Leopold convenience store following an undercover operation into alleged illegal tobacco sales. A 36-year-old man is set to face court. Read the full details.

Popular Perth Kids Store Closes Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis

The Cuckoo's Nest, a cherished children's retailer in Bicton's Melville Plaza, will shut its doors in February. Owner Teresina Pearson cites rising costs and online competition. Read more about this end of an era for Perth families.

World's Biggest Jumping Castle Comes to Canberra

The Big Bounce Australia, featuring the world's largest jumping castle, is set to thrill Canberra families at Thoroughbred Park from January 16-18, 2026. Book sessions for all ages now.

Qatar Airways leads global Starlink rollout on 120 jets

Qatar Airways has become the first to fly a Boeing 787-8 with Starlink, completing the world's fastest widebody rollout. Over 10 million passengers have enjoyed free, high-speed wi-fi. Read the full story.

Kimberley Lodge Rebuild Beats Schedule Post-Cyclone

Berkeley River Lodge in the Kimberley is rebuilding ahead of schedule after a direct hit from Cyclone Fina. The luxury retreat will reopen on May 1 with a more refined guest experience. Read the full story.

Cruise staff paid $2.50/hr in Australian waters: union

The Maritime Union alleges Carnival Cruise Lines pays some staff a tenth of the minimum wage for 300-hour months. The company denies claims, citing international standards. Read the full investigation.

Fund Manager Reveals Top Stock Picks After Stellar Year

Katana Asset Management's Romano Sala Tenna shares his top stock picks for 2026 after his fund surged 25.25%. Discover why he's betting big on defence stocks like Electro Optic Systems. Read his full market insights now.

Schwartz takes Newcastle council to court over carousel

Property magnate Jerry Schwartz is fighting City of Newcastle in the Land and Environment Court after the council twice refused plans for a carousel at his Rydges Hotel. He claims the council is making his life difficult.

Major 87-Unit Development Proposed for Hillarys

A significant mixed-use development with 87 apartments and commercial spaces is proposed for a prime coastal site in Hillarys, transforming the local landscape. Discover the plans and potential impact.

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