‘Wasn’t pretty’: Sydney derby draw kicks off ALM season
Kelleher stars as Jillaroos run riot in World Cup
Flames burn bright as Nicholson sparks against Flyers
French fried as Samoa sizzle in World Cup opener
AFL warns players ahead of hair tests for drugs
Over-tyred: inquiry calls for a recycling overhaul
Fewer end-of-life tyres would be buried in the ground and more recycled into new roads under changes recommended by a parliamentary inquiry.
Gas industry urged to pull ’emergency brake’ on warming
A powerful greenhouse gas responsible for about a third of global warming is not being accurately measured by many oil and gas producers, a report has found.
Renovation nation: Aussies plan $85b in energy upgrades
Spending on home energy upgrades such as insulation and solar panels is on the rise but renters and younger households may be left behind.
Batteries Now Make More Sense Than Ever for Qld Homes
Your roof makes cheap power at midday. Your home needs it at dinner time. A battery connects the two, and a smart one does it without you lifting a finger, helping you maximise savings.
‘Underhanded’: fears IR reform hits essential workers
Ambulance officers, hospital workers and public servants with psychological injuries could soon find it harder to claim workers' compensation.
Australia’s AI business opportunity lies with expansion
One of Australia's major banks has told an inquiry that expanding AI models and data centres could create opportunities for local businesses to grow.
One Nation funding linked to delay in electoral reforms
One of the nation's leading public law academics has suggested electoral reforms were delayed to give major parties more time to harvest big donations.
Coal demand set to plunge as the world goes electric
Increasing global use of electricity is set to be a major focus at the COP31 summit in Turkey, but a report finds progress is falling short.
Australian tech giant taps into community solar farm
One of Australia's largest technology companies has signed a decade-long deal with a community-owned solar farm to help power a landmark building.
Musos battle pollies, big tech to protect their songs
The law says you can't use a song for political or commercial purposes without the permission of the author. But for artists, it's like playing whack-a-mole.
Death penalty threat floated by widower seeking bail
A welder arrested for bribing foreign officials after his wife's death would be discouraged from fleeing overseas if granted bail, a magistrate has heard.
‘No excuse’: two men dead after ambulance wait
Urgent reviews are under way after two men died in three days while awaiting medical treatment, a situation a state health minister admits is "unacceptable".
First Nations class action discontinued due to funds
The Queensland government is no longer facing a federal lawsuit from Indigenous families after litigation funding ran out.
‘Not approved’: World Rowing stands by 2032 venue claim
A claim that a regional river has not been approved as a 2032 Olympic venue has been backed by World Rowing, contradicting a state government's stance.
‘A special buzz’: fans farewell racing at dog track
As thousands packed out the stands for the final greyhound races at an inner-city track, the devotees have mourned the loss of a piece of sporting history.
‘Pretty unstoppable’: Demons secure finals football
Melbourne have bounced back into form to take down the Tigers and put themselves in a strong position as finals football approaches.
‘Wasn’t pretty’: Sydney derby draw kicks off ALM season
Sydney FC and Western Sydney were left lamenting missed opportunities after the A-League Men rivals settled for a goalless draw to kick off the new campaign.
Kelleher stars as Jillaroos run riot in World Cup
Debut-maker Jocelyn Kelleher best-on-ground as Australia kick-start their Women's Rugby League World Cup defence with a 40-point win over Samoa.
Couple’s tax fix plea as tobacco fire guts cafe dream
A couple whose cafe became collateral damage when a neighbouring smoke shop was targeted by fire is pleading for a fix to a city under siege by arson attacks.
‘Right path’: Diverting Pasifika youth away from jail
A culturally informed diversion program dedicated to supporting Pasifika youth from ending up in a life of crime is drawing on experiences of ex-prisoners.
‘A special buzz’: fans farewell racing at dog track
As thousands packed out the stands for the final greyhound races at an inner-city track, the devotees have mourned the loss of a piece of sporting history.
‘Unsustainable’: regional flights at risk as costs rise
Major airlines are dropping regional routes due to increasing fuel costs, security, engineering, labour and airport taxes, a Senate inquiry has been told.
Australia should ‘roll out red carpet’ for data centres
Clear rules and less 'green tape' are needed to ensure tech giants don't abandon Australia and take investments elsewhere, a climate leader warns.
Russia building ‘security zone’ on Ukraine border
Woman says Russell Brand tried to drag her into toilets
Bystander shoots US teen who fatally gunned down four
Two ships sink near Hormuz amid surge in attacks
Climate change raises major disease risks for Australia
Russia strikes truck near Ukraine border with Poland
Fires, heat and looming El Niño menace east coast
Firies battle blazes as spring temperatures soar
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