To what extent do free or heavily discounted public transport fares change travel behaviour?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a crackdown on betting ads with live sports broadcasts and celebrities in his sights.
An earthquake has struck off Indonesia’s Ternate island, with a tsunami warning in place.
He was cronwed Australia’s top working dog last year, but now three-year-old border collie Duke and his family could be out of a home.
Donald Trump says he wants the “honour” of “taking Cuba”. Now Cuban officials say they are preparing for the possibility of a US attack.
Tiny frogs that usually call the rainforest floor home are moving up into man-made concrete dwellings as the perfect tropical retreat, a study has found.
And online platforms are seeing a huge spike in Queenslanders turning to cleaner methods of transport.
The consulting firm behind the Bureau of Meteorology’s heavily criticised website has been awarded another multimillion-dollar government contract.
It was a pasta picking prank that is believed to be the first April Fools’ Day story to hit the media, Associate Professor Phoebe Hart unpicks the tradition’s history.
The US president has delivered a blunt warning to his allies that they will have to learn “how to fight for yourself”.
Thousands of submissions rejecting a quarry planned for the Gold Coast have prompted new action from the state government.
The Queensland operator of Taco Bell in Australia is sharpening its focus on a finger lickin’ good expansion into Europe.
NASA’s Artemis II mission is due to launch on April 1 sending four astronauts on a 10-day lunar flyby to test systems for future moon landings.
Petrol and diesel costs across the nation are about to be slashed by 26.3 cents a litre – here’s when you can expect a welcome cut at the bowser.
Removing surcharge fees on card transactions will mean punters know what they owe a business before they head to the till, the Reserve Bank says.
Washington is sending thousands more troops into the Middle East – with President Donald Trump saying he wants Iran’s oil and may seize the country’s Kharg island, adding he could take it “easily”.
Thirty-five years after declaring his arrest “democracy manifest”, Jack Karlson’s iconic public defence has gained national treasure status.
President Donald Trump has warned that Iran’s energy plants and oil wells will be obliterated if it does not open the Strait of Hormuz, after Iran described US peace proposals as “unrealistic” and fired waves of missiles at Israel.
The federal government will halve the fuel excise and pause road user charges for trucks for three months, the Prime Minsiter said following a National Cabinet meeting today.
Why Louis Theroux’s documentary misses the real story, and what happens when we treat misogyny as fascinating instead of dangerous.
Double police-killer Dezi Freeman has been shot dead on a rural property after evading officers for seven months.
With petrol and diesel prices soaring, Queensland Police have revealed how many drivers are being reported for alleged fuel thefts each day.
State and territory leaders are meeting to thrash out ideas to curb the ongoing fuel crisis as the Middle East conflict rages on.
Are video games art or products? This fundamental mismatch is a source of tension for game developers, writes Zainab Darbas.
Superannuation law and tax law differ when it comes to who is considered a dependant when it comes to nominating a death beneficiary.
