After recently clearing another ten tonnes of waste, one local council is still working on an intensive clean up project years after a cyclone hit the region.
A report identifies progressive anti-Semitism as the most pervasive form facing Australia but not all Jewish groups agree, with one labelling it “Orwellian”.
Aged care expert Professor Kathy Eagar on the human consequences of handing decisions to an algorithm, and the people whose needs are not being met as a result.
Police are searching for a man who allegedly stole more than 1400 litres of fuel – worth more than $4000 – from a Queensland service station.
Sam Wood, the face of a reality TV show who built a $71 million fitness empire, is taking his fight for bail to the Supreme Court.
A research facility for plants that can deal with climate change is among the projects recognised at the 2026 national architecture awards.
Reality TV star Sam Wood’s lawyers are preparing to make another application to have him released from prison.
About 200 passengers, who paid to live on a cruise ship while travelling the world, have been left at a Cambodian port as the firm grapples with high fuel costs.
A mining giant has proposed an eye-watering bump to its chief executive’s remuneration package as top companies scramble to compete for talent.
Conservationists and Traditional Owners are working to protect a “beautiful” 20,000 hectare property after decades of limited access for Indigenous people.
For those who live near new and planned data centres, the touted economic benefits haven’t worked. Instead, community backlash is starting to have big results.
Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher leads a thoroughly unscientific tour around the Australian “Empires”.
The death toll from a high-speed train crash in central Spain has climbed to at least 68 people, regional officials say.
About 500,000 absentee ballots remain to be counted in Israel’s general election, with no clear winner expected to emerge.
A QUT Professor is warning that proposed changes to rules governing the mining industry could erode regulatory guardrails.
Underlying inflation rose by one per cent in the September quarter, increasing the chance of a Melbourne Cup day interest rate hike.
A lightning strike caused airport chaos – closing a runway for more than eight hours – as heavy storms continue to lash south-east Queensland. One wildlife group inundated with calls for help.
A judge has hit Australia’s biggest listed casino company with a massive fine for breaching money laundering and organised crime laws.
The worldwide fuel crisis has cost Australia an additional $9 billion for diesel imports over six months – more than any other country.
This wasn’t the story analysts had expected to tell this week: In Brazil and Serbia, the youth are celebrating. But it’s likely to be a very different story in Israel.
Woolworths has revealed a rise in first quarter sales, building on the momentum provided by a plastic figurine promotion that ran from July to August.
Israeli voters vote in record numbers as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unleashes scare tactics.
A union’s demand for barbecues for up to 600 workers every Friday have been aired at an inquiry.
Details about a marriage in tatters, multiple mistresses and a mower have emerged in a murder trial of a man accused of killing his wife.
