- Annual health of national electricity market
- New RACV and netball Victoria partnership scores goals for grassroots programs
- Ahmadiyya Muslims lead way in Clean Up Australia Day
- Man in critical condition after Hastings crash
- World Vision welcomes three new board members
- Police responding to fatal traffic crash at Harlin
- Man dies in single-vehicle crash in Northern Region
- Kununurra Death Investigation
- Pedestrian critically injured after being hit by car, NSW
- Rural women making their mark in 2020
National
Senior high school students who remain in China due to Australian travel restrictions have been offered a strict
A 47-year-old Perth man has been sentenced to serve 16 years’ imprisonment for his role in an attempt to import 10
The Morrison Government’s crackdown on dodgy child care providers has now saved the taxpayer more than $3 billion
The Morrison Government is backing the 3.4 million small businesses that underpin Australia’s economy through new
Local
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating after a car struck a tree in Hastings tonight. The
The Forensic Crash Unit will prepare a report for the coroner after an 85-year-old man involved in a traffic crash at
An investigation is underway following a fatal crash in the state’s Northern Region today. About 9.45am (Sunday 23
Kununurra Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a child in Kununurra this morning
Politics
Four Queensland women with a common passion for agriculture will be vying for the coveted top spot in this year’s
Mark Shelton,Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management It was with great honour and humility that I
Labor accepts AFL Taskforce recommendations State mustn’t lose the leverage All steps must take us closer to a Tassie
The first section of the Metro Tunnel is now complete – with the first tunnel boring machine, Joan, today breaking
Business
The Energy Security Board’s annual Health of the National Electricity Market (NEM) report to the COAG Energy Council
Today I will travel to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to attend the first G20 Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’
Today Aaron Paul has been sentenced at the Parramatta District Court to three years and four months’ jail for dealing
With Commissioner for Consumer Protection Lanie Chopping Are you looking to buy white goods, electrical items or a
Life
Media Opportunities: Coverage of hundreds of Muslim volunteers taking part in #CleanUpAusDay. Interview of
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating after a car struck a tree in Hastings tonight. The
World Vision Australia (WVA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Brooke Prentis, Peter Trent and Catherine
The Forensic Crash Unit will prepare a report for the coroner after an 85-year-old man involved in a traffic crash at
World
No sales to under-18-year-olds No advertising and sponsorship of vaping products and e-cigarettes No vaping or
Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage has extended the date for people to have their say on proposed changes to improve
The endangered toroa/Antipodean albatross has new international protection for its 100,000km annual migration, thanks
Justice Minister Andrew Little will travel to Berlin tomorrow to represent New Zealand at a high-level summit on
Science
Impressive numbers take part in 2020 Canberra Memory Walk & Jog An astonishing 800 people from Canberra and beyond
A Perth hospital – already the leading cardiovascular hospital in Western Australia – is about to become the equal of
Renowned Sydney businessman and philanthropist Peter Weiss AO is advancing medical knowledge of lung disease with $4
Weill Cornell Medicine has established an Office of International Affairs, which will unify the institution’s
Technology
GRDC Grower Relations Manager – South, Courtney Ramsey, caught up with Nundroo grower Bryan Smith at the GRDC Grains
HITEMMP stands for High Intensity Thermal Exchange through Materials and Manufacturing Processes, a new initiative
Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) demonstrate the first visible-light photoelectrochemical
CSIRO researcher Steve Henry (left) pictured during a mouse monitoring exercise in SA with National Mouse Group chair
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