Police investigate fake rideshare driver in Newcastle
Newcastle police are investigating a driver impersonating a rideshare vehicle. The public is urged to verify vehicles before entering. Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers.
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Developer buys second Queenslander, Bungalow residents fear repeat
Residents in Cairns' Bungalow suburb fear the loss of another heritage home after a developer purchased a second Queenslander. Locals urge council action to protect character.
Newcastle Port exports 154m tonnes, coal strong but diversification grows
Port of Newcastle's total exports grew to over 154 million tonnes in 2025, with coal remaining dominant. However, the port's diversification strategy is gaining momentum with major renewable energy and logistics projects. Read the full analysis.
Optus network fails in Wye River flood emergency
Wye River residents were left stranded without mobile service during a major flooding event, raising serious questions about telecommunications network resilience in regional disaster zones. Read the full report.
Helicopter tracks stolen car, pair charged after crash
A police helicopter tracked a stolen car across Townsville, leading to the arrest of two people after the vehicle crashed into another car. Read the full story.
Office culture survives work-from-home, but fun can't be forced
New research from the University of Auckland reveals how Australian workplaces are adapting their culture for the hybrid era. Discover the keys to 'hybrid happiness' and why forced fun fails.
Developer Buys Second Bungalow Queenslander, Residents Fearful
A Cairns developer's purchase of a second historic Queenslander in Bungalow has locals fearing demolition and loss of character. Community demands action to protect heritage.
Constant Surveillance Pushing Australians to Self-Censor
Workplace expert Gary Martin warns that pervasive surveillance is making Australians censor their actions. Discover the impact on privacy and behaviour.
Trump Announces 2026 Tariffs on Greenland Imports
Former US President Donald Trump unveils aggressive 2026 tariff strategy targeting Greenland, promising major economic shifts. Read the full analysis of the global implications.
Rate Cuts Off Table for 2026: Oxford Economics
Homeowners' hopes dashed as inflation remains above target, pushing potential rate relief into 2027. Experts warn the next move could even be a hike.
New Research Reveals 64 Factors for Happy Urban Design
Forget just interest rates and median prices. New research identifies 64 design factors that boost happiness in our suburbs. Is the property industry building what people truly want?
WA housing body calls for budget action to boost supply
UDIA WA outlines key budget priorities to accelerate housing delivery and reduce costs for Western Australians. Read their plan to ease the state's housing crisis.
Affordability, Supply to Drive WA Property in 2026
REIWA President Suzanne Brown outlines the key factors shaping Western Australia's property market in 2026: affordability, accessibility, and availability. Discover the trends and government schemes impacting prices.
Quindalup home offers beachfront luxury minutes from Dunsborough
A custom-built four-bedroom home on Geographe Bay Road, Quindalup, presents a rare coastal opportunity. Just 300m from the sand, it features a resort-style pool, outdoor cinema, and premium finishes. Discover this elegant blend of luxury and laid-back liv
Perth House Prices Top $1M, Creating Buyer 'Nightmare'
Perth's median house price has officially exceeded $1 million, driven by a 'perfect storm' of factors. Experts warn first home buyers face a nightmare market. Discover the causes and what's next.
Rinehart's Hancock wins Saudi gold exploration licences
Billionaire Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting secures five gold exploration licences in Saudi Arabia in a landmark joint venture with state miner Maaden. Read about the mining giant's Middle East expansion.
Lorne Aquatic and Angling Club Closes After 75 Years
The historic Lorne Aquatic and Angling Club has shut its doors permanently, ending 75 years of community activity. Uncertainty over the Lorne Pier redevelopment sealed its fate. Read the full story.
Portarlington's Circulus Wines plans major $2.5m expansion
Portarlington's Circulus Wines announces a major $2.5 million expansion, adding a new cellar door, restaurant, and event space to boost tourism and local jobs. Discover the future of Bellarine Peninsula wine.
Pirate Ship Adventure Sails into Newcastle Harbour
A replica pirate ship brought swashbuckling fun to Newcastle Harbour for the school holidays, with sold-out cruises and treasure hunts. Discover the history of the vessel and future family events.
Where to Stay in Kuta, Lombok: Rascals Hotel Review
Discover Rascals Hotel in Kuta, Lombok: a four-star adults-only oasis with three pools, yoga, and Mediterranean-Indonesian design. Rooms from $107/night. Ideal for flashpackers.
Your Guide to Kuta Lombok: Beaches, Surf & Culture
Explore the best of Kuta Lombok, from stunning beaches like Mawun and Mawi to vibrant night markets and surf breaks. Your ultimate travel guide for an unforgettable Indonesian adventure.
Discover Kuta Lombok: Bali's Sophisticated Rival
Forget Bali's Kuta. Lombok's Kuta offers white sand, crystal water & world-class dining. Our guide reveals where to eat, stay & when to visit for the MotoGP.
Perth Dental Scandal Impacts 156 Patients, $4.4M Owed
The fallout from rogue Perth dentist David Hurst's death widens, with 156 patients now identified as creditors owed millions. Victims face defective work and financial ruin. Read the latest.
Canberra renters need six-figure incomes for top suburbs
New Domain data reveals Canberra's rental market demands incomes over $100,000 to avoid financial stress, with a stark divide between premium and affordable areas. Discover the suburbs where costs are highest.
Barr: Big developers key to Canberra town centre quality
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr says major redevelopments by large, listed firms like Scentre Group will deliver better community amenities and housing faster for Canberra. Read the latest on Woden and Belconnen plans.
Perth on the Brink of Meeting Population Demands
Perth's astronomical population growth is set to meet critical demand thresholds. Discover the data, the drivers, and what it means for WA's future.
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?
Minister King Warns RAC Sale Threatens WA Local Services
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King warns the proposed $13.5 billion sale of RAC could strip WA households of vital local services. Read the full story on the potential consequences.
WA's $10K Trades Incentive Misses Target, Imports Workers
WA Labor's $10,000 tradie incentive fails to meet local training goals, bringing in over 1000 skilled migrants instead. Read the full analysis of the scheme's shortcomings.
WA Tourism Hits Record High, Surpassing Pre-Pandemic Peak
Western Australia's tourism sector has achieved a historic milestone, welcoming over 1.02 million international visitors and exceeding pre-COVID levels. Discover what's driving the boom.
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