At 17, Joshua Ditchmen suffered a sudden stroke which impaired his vision – now the 20 year old is running to raise funds to restore eyesight.
Four days after opening public consultation on its Victoria Park Masterplan, the State Government mass-cleared mature trees in the park.
A minor party has assured donors they get “bang for their buck” following reports Pauline Hanson spent over $800 a night at a luxury hotel with party funds.
Amazon Australia is upgrading its Alexa chatbot with the same technology that underpins ChatGPT, and says it has been trained to understand Australian culture.
Victoria’s election on November 28 has taken on a drama and significance we wouldn’t have anticipated a year ago.
The Ugandan parliament has approved the deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip as part of an International Stabilisation Force.
Ipswich City is talking up its role in the Brisbane 2032 Games with some star power.
A federal politician has sustained fractures and a concussion after being rear-ended by a truck on a major city highway.
The Federal Government has declared it is ready to battle Queensland over AI data centres as its bid to introduce national rules stalls.
Today, National Affairs Editor at Ten News, Hugh Riminton discusses how the first few days of the Alan Jones trial played out in court, and what comes next.
Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.
An armed man has been arrested outside Trump National Golf Club in California after officials reported a suspicious person walking the grounds of the property.
“Disappointing” is all that could be mustered as One Nation bans even more media outlets from its press conferences. Denis Muller warns widespread silence has shown Pauline Hanson what she can get away with.
Thousands of shoppers flocked to a discount retailers latest store despite ongoing safety warnings over items sold at the chains other outlets.
Alcohol advertising has a firm grip on Australia’s two major football codes, with children exposed to the ads every time they watch a match.
From construction to the creative industries, past 40 Under 40 finalists reveal how the program has opened doors and inspired bigger ambitions.
The Bureau of Meteorology has ordered its own review into the organisation after the “flawed” $96m remake of its website sparked widespread condemnation.
Australia’s Defence Minister has revealed six priorities for warfare in an increasingly complex security environment.
Allegations of offering inducements to problem gamblers are being roundly dismissed by betting agency executives facing a Senate inquiry, as calls to strengthen laws grow.
As swooping season officially begins, here’s a list of Brisbane hotspots known for bird attacks.
An esteemed judge has been named Queensland’s 28th Governor following approval from King Charles in the United Kingdom.
Queensland health professionals are struggling with a shortage of blood as winter illnesses see donors cancel their appointments.
A city bus driver who was behind the wheel when he fatally ran down a young female pedestrian launched an appeal after being found guilty of careless driving.
Rex Patrick’s legal fight with the government over information it does not want released unites parliament’s most unlikely allies.
Princess Isabella, the second-oldest child of King Frederik X and Australian-born Queen Mary, has begun her Danish military service.
