Port Kembla Steelworks: Danger and Survival Tales
Former workers at Port Kembla steelworks share harrowing stories of near-misses and resilience in one of Australia's most hazardous industrial environments.
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NSW Agency Accused of Deceiving Property Owners Over Mine Subsidence
A Newcastle Herald investigation uncovers a decade-long bungle in a Mayfield mine subsidence case, revealing a NSW government agency deceived property owners and withheld critical information.
Samphire Chalets: Busselton's Luxe Adults-Only Retreat
Discover Samphire Chalets in Wonnerup, near Busselton, offering luxury adults-only accommodation with stunning wetland views, high-tech amenities, and eco-friendly touches.
Milan tram crash kills two, injures dozens in city centre
A crowded tram derailed and smashed into a shopfront in Milan, killing two people and injuring about 40 others. The incident occurred near Central Station, with emergency services flooding the scene.
Hobart Waterfront Exploration: History and Scenic Beauty
Discover Hobart's vibrant waterfront, from historic ships and convict memorials to scenic walks and fresh seafood, blending Tasmania's rich past with modern charm.
Food Festivals Embrace Regional Authenticity Over Star Chefs
Festivals like Taste Great Southern are championing local landscapes, culture, and produce as the main attraction, moving away from reliance on big-name chefs.
Illawarra Strikes: Teachers, Sparkies, Skydivers Unite
Teachers, electricians, and skydivers in the Illawarra region have joined forces in a series of strikes and rallies, protesting for better working conditions and pay.
Villandry's Stunning Renaissance Gardens in France
Explore the Chateau de Villandry's breathtaking gardens in France's Loire Valley, a 6-hectare masterpiece restored to Renaissance glory with over 85,000 plants and no pesticides.
Queenscliff Hotel Reopens After Three-Year Restoration
The historic Queenscliff Hotel in Geelong reopens in March after a three-year restoration, preserving its heritage while adding modern amenities for guests.
Kmart's AFL Ball Blunder in Matildas Ad Sparks Outrage
Australian retail giant Kmart faces backlash after using an AFL football in a Matildas Asian Cup T-shirt promotion, with fans and commentators calling it a disrespectful marketing error.
Crane Operator Dies in Brisbane Tipping Incident, Power Cut
A crane operator has died after a crane tipped and tangled in live power lines in Brisbane's eastern suburbs, cutting power to 340 homes. Investigations are ongoing.
Geocon Puts Marriott Midnight Hotel in Canberra Up for Sale
Developer Geocon has placed the Marriott-branded Midnight Hotel in Canberra on the market, marking a significant sale in the capital's hospitality sector amid ongoing property adjustments.
Tallagandra Hill Vineyard Auction on April 1
The renowned Tallagandra Hill Vineyard in Gundaroo, known for its premium wines, is scheduled for auction on April 1, attracting interest from investors and wine enthusiasts.
Forgotten Woodlines: Railways That Fueled WA's Gold Rush
During Western Australia's gold rush, a massive network of railways, known as woodlines, supplied firewood and timber to power mines and towns. This untold story reveals the scale, migrant labor, and legacy of this crucial industry.
High-Speed Rail Boss Details Sydney-Newcastle Link Plans
High-speed rail chief Tim Parker outlines ambitious plans for a Sydney-Newcastle link, promising transformative travel times and economic benefits for the region.
Mine Water Ruins Newcastle Business on Maitland Road
A Newcastle business faces severe disruption as mine water flooding damages its premises on Maitland Road in Mayfield East, highlighting ongoing infrastructure concerns.
Silent Advisers Holding Back Billions in Philanthropy
A new Minderoo Foundation report claims financial advisers' reluctance to discuss donations is preventing billions from reaching charities, urging regulatory changes to unlock generosity.
Perth Housing Crisis: Grim Outlook for First Home Buyers
First home buyers in Perth face a grim market outlook as rising prices and limited supply create a housing crisis, even for those with respectable incomes.
Flying Taxis Set for Takeoff: Brisbane as Australian Hub
Flying taxis, once a sci-fi dream, are poised for real-world launch within months, with Australia, particularly Brisbane, targeted as a prime operational site.
Small SA Brands Make Big Splash at Gluttony Festival
Local South Australian businesses are gaining national attention at the Gluttony festival, with innovative food and drink offerings driving economic growth and community pride.
Vine Pull Debate Heats Up Amid Wine Industry Challenges
Calls for a mass vine pull in Australia's wine sector spark debate as industry grapples with oversupply, climate pressures, and economic shifts.
Maggie Beer Profits as Signature Product Appetite Rises
Maggie Beer Holdings reports a significant profit increase, driven by strong demand for its signature products, highlighting growth in the food and retail sectors.
Coles Profit Falls Despite Sales Bump, Challenges Mount
Coles Group reports a drop in profit for the latest period, even as sales rise, highlighting competitive pressures and cost challenges in the Australian supermarket sector.
Wickham Apartment with City Views and Central Location
A three-bedroom apartment in Wickham's Life at Throsby complex features modern design, city views, and proximity to urban amenities, with a price guide on expressions of interest.
Rare North-Facing Lakefront Cottage in Valentine Approved
A unique north-facing lakefront cottage in Valentine, Newcastle, has received development approval, offering a rare opportunity for buyers seeking scenic waterfront living.
Australian Drivers Want Recognition for Safety, Data Shows
AAMI's national road safety initiative reveals Australian drivers want recognition for safe behaviors, with positive reinforcement improving driving scores significantly.
Katter: Copperstring Privatisation Threatens Regional Queensland
Federal MP Bob Katter warns that privatising the CopperString 2.0 electricity project could devastate North Queensland's economy and energy security.
Townsville Power Outage Leaves Dozens in the Dark
A significant power outage in Townsville has disrupted dozens of homes and businesses, with authorities investigating the cause and working to restore electricity.
Union Accuses Glencore of Replacing QLD Workers to Cut Wages
A union has accused mining giant Glencore of replacing Queensland workers with lower-paid employees to undercut local wages, sparking a dispute over job security and fair pay in the industry.
Cairns First-Time Buyers Hit Hard by Interest Rate Rise
Rising interest rates are pushing first-time homebuyers in Cairns to the brink, with many struggling to meet mortgage payments amid economic pressures.
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