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Second death in a week on Queensland beaches after lifeguards pull European tourist from the surf
The 66-year-old European tourist was last seen standing in waist-deep water at Broadbeach on the Gold Coast before his wife alerted lifeguards that she could not see him. ⌘ Read more
Cancer patients 'outraged' by uncertainty around life-saving proton therapy unit
The SA government says it has "grave concerns" over whether a cancer treatment option promoted as the first of its kind in the southern hemisphere will be delivered as planned, with one patient saying the situation is "devastating" for others facing similar battles. ⌘ Read more
'Climate refugee' from Queensland cleaning up after business flooded by storms in Tasmania
A motel owner who left Queensland because of torrential downpours is one of many cleaning up after a flood in an east-coast Tasmanian town. ⌘ Read more
Former Broome Bishop Christopher Saunders to deny committing 19 criminal offences, released on bail
Former Bishop Christopher Saunders — one of Australia's longest serving Catholic clerics — has indicated he will plead not guilty to 19 charges. ⌘ Read more
Taylor Swift fans angry as Airbnb hosts cancel bookings at last minute ahead of Sydney converts
Swifties are paying exorbitant prices for hotel beds as some Airbnb hosts cancel last minute in Sydney. ⌘ Read more
Teen involved in 'dreadful' home invasion of former Wallabies star was on bail at the time
One of the youngest teenagers involved in the violent home invasion of rugby union great Toutai Kefu and his family was on bail at the time, and went on to commit more break-ins, a court hears. ⌘ Read more
Clean sweep for Australian surfers at Sunset Beach Pro as Molly Picklum wins back-to-back and Jack Robinson takes men's title
New South Wales' Molly Picklum has defended her title at the Sunset Beach Pro in a final that's been described as a generational shift in women's professional surfing, while Western Australia's Jack Robinson has won the men's titles. ⌘ Read more
North Melbourne sacks Tarryn Thomas, AFL hands down 18-week suspension
The AFL has handed Tarryn Thomas an 18-week suspension amidst allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards women, while North Melbourne has cancelled his contract for behaviour "not compatible with the club's or the team's values". ⌘ Read more
WA man on trial for alleged damage to Aboriginal dreaming site in landmark test of state's new heritage laws
The trial will hear arguments as to whether every change to the physical landscape constitutes damage to an Aboriginal spiritual site. ⌘ Read more
Assange's father says it's time to put 'serious' pressure on UK, US to bring home 'son of the Australian soil'
As the world waits for the verdict on whether the WikiLeaks founder will be extradited to the US, his father John Shipton says Australia should consider imposing "not too brutal" restrictions on our allies. ⌘ Read more
WorkSafe ACT identifies 70 cubic metres of asbestos-ridden mulch at Canberra site, testing continues
Mulch laced with bonded asbestos is discovered at a residential complex in Canberra, as one landscaping company describes learning their products contain the material as "a major kick in the guts". ⌘ Read more
King Charles says he has been 'reduced to tears' by public support after cancer diagnosis
Speaking during his weekly audience with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, the king also said he was gratified to see how his diagnosis had boosted support for cancer charities across the UK. ⌘ Read more
Independent inquiry launched into fatal Taipan army helicopter crash
The fatal crash off the coast of Queensland last year killed four defence personnel. ⌘ Read more
No plan in place to move Lismore flood survivors into permanent housing, report finds
Two years after major flooding in NSW, a NSW auditor-generals's report outlines how hundreds of survivors are still waiting to move into temporary accommodation. ⌘ Read more
Premier stands by candidate whose COVID comments are called 'dangerous' and 'misleading' by medical body
Dr Julie Sladden has been a vocal opponent of COVID-19 vaccines — now she's a Liberal candidate in the Tasmanian election. The AMA says it's "untenable", but the premier is backing her. ⌘ Read more
Large ship banned from Australia after sitting stranded in busy port for months during cyclone season
Bulk carrier KMAX Leader broke down in a Queensland port in October last year, prompting safety concerns as mechanical issues kept it there for months. ⌘ Read more
Keith Yandle pleads not guilty to murder but admits killing victim found in underground bunker
A man charged over the death of Steven Murphy, whose remains were found in an underground bunker at a property in Adelaide's north, has pleaded not guilty to murder but has admitted to killing the victim. ⌘ Read more
Gold Coast surf life saver and former police officer jailed over child exploitation material
Prominent Gold Coast surf life saver and former police officer Graeme John Maxwell Byrne, 74, will spend the next five months in prison after being found with images and videos in Interpol's most serious category of child exploitation material. ⌘ Read more
Developers are approaching areas mooted for rezoning. What should you do if you're made an offer?**
With more than 30 locations in Sydney potentially set to be rezoned for higher density housing, developers are reportedly approaching residents and offering to buy their homes. ⌘ Read more
Private US moon lander reaches lunar orbit ahead of touchdown attempt
A moon lander has reached lunar orbit, heading for an attempt at the first US touchdown on Earth's nearest celestial neighbour in more than 50 years. ⌘ Read more
Bonza claims title for worst on-time arrival results at four Australian airports in January
Australians are still suffering from budget airline Bonza's unreliability issues, one year after its launch. ⌘ Read more
Horrified witnesses tell court of gunshot, then car crash, before finding ice dealer slumped at the wheel
Salt Ash residents have given evidence at the trial of Elijah Cage, Tyson Stamp, and Max Lowcock alleging hearing a gun shot, then seeing an out of control ute coming around a corner and crashing with ice dealer David King slumped at the wheel. ⌘ Read more
ACT prisoner who helped start major riot over cigarettes and dessert sentenced to three years in jail
Canberra prisoner George George has been sentenced to three years' jail over his involvement in a major prison riot at the Alexander Maconochie Centre in 2020 which caused more than $1.6 million in damage. ⌘ Read more
Live: Residents in Victoria and Tasmania told to prepare to leave amid fire warnings
Residents in parts of regional Victoria and Tasmania are being urged to prepare to leave as bushfires begin to impact both states. ⌘ Read more
WA gas policy 'no longer fit for purpose' and unlikely to prevent energy shortfalls, says inquiry
A report in to WA's domestic gas reservation policy declares it is no longer fit for purpose, and is unlikely to mitigate gas shortfalls and could threaten thousands of jobs. ⌘ Read more
Regional road so 'atrocious' ambulance drivers will not take spinal patients on it, WA meeting hears
St John Ambulance volunteers tell a community meeting attended by Main Roads WA that the road between Mingenew and Morawa is so bad it is affecting their services, while locals air concerns about increasing truck traffic and the road's narrow width. ⌘ Read more
Melbourne's Angus Brayshaw retires from AFL on medical advice following concussion issues
Melbourne's Angus Brayshaw's AFL career is over, after the 2021 premiership player is ruled out of playing football due to neurological testing following his concussion in last year's qualifying final. ⌘ Read more
No easy access to specialist care for pelvic pain sufferers living in rural areas of Victoria
It took Casey many years to access a specialist for a debilitating and painful menstrual cycle. Now, a federally funded endometriosis and pelvic pain clinic is online but, in rural Victoria it's still difficult to access. ⌘ Read more
A generation of NRL players are close to the end, so who will be the final player standing from the noughties?**
With Jared Waerea-Hargreaves announcing his departure from the Roosters there's just a handful of NRL players left who debuted in the first decade of the 2000s. Who will be the last man standing? ⌘ Read more
Australia could get the world's most expensive anti-submarine warship, but the numbers are as complex as shipbuilding
Getting in early with cutting-edge and developmental military programs can yield huge benefits, and involves expensive gambles, but recent global events have shown the option of deploying surface vessels without humans could prove invaluable, writes Andrew Greene. ⌘ Read more
Critically endangered bettongs survive fires, floods to double population in NSW
A program re-introducing brush-tailed bettongs to a conservation area in the Pilliga State Forest shows promise, after an east-coast extinction lasting more than 100 years. ⌘ Read more
Food queues and financial pressure on the rise in industrial powerhouse of Gladstone, Senate inquiry hears
Anglican parish operations Connie Fredericks says soup kitchen volunteers regularly talk to people about "what bridge they will sleep under tonight". ⌘ Read more
Olympic great Carl Lewis likens World Athletics' radical long jump idea to April Fools' joke
Arguably the greatest long jumper of all time, Carl Lewis, slams World Athletics following the revelation it's considering a change to one of the sport's oldest events. ⌘ Read more
Amid a housing crisis and a population boom, this council is also trying to avoid running short on water
The Tweed shire is set to grow by up to a third over the next two decades. The council must now decide where to house the new arrivals, and how to ensure they have water. ⌘ Read more
Comedian Eric André brings 'anarchy’ and 'big, bombastic jokes' to the stage for his Australian tour
You might know comedian Eric André from his painfully funny celebrity interviews, now he's bringing his house of mirrors to Australia. ⌘ Read more
Amid the 'loneliness pandemic' a new mum sets out to adopt a grandma and finds love unlimited
First-time mum Nina Peterson felt lonely in the first months of her daughter's life so she decided to find daughter Millie a grandparent. And along came Christine. ⌘ Read more
Qantas profit falls by 13 per cent to $873 million
Qantas has recorded a 13 per cent fall in its post-tax profit to $873 million in the six months to December 2023, largely driven by lower airfares as its capacity returns to normal after the COVID-19 pandemic. ⌘ Read more
Why are thousands of doctors in South Korea walking off their jobs?**
Almost 8,000 trainee doctors in South Korea have walked off the job in protest against the government's recent plan to recruit more students to medical schools. Here's why they're happening and whether there's support for them. ⌘ Read more
Tumbleweeds known as 'hairy panic' choke farms, block roads in all but unstoppable spread
Huge piles of tumbleweeds are surrounding houses, frustrating farmers and heightening fire risk in rural areas. But academics say very little can be done to wipe them out. ⌘ Read more
UN top court shouldn't urge Israel to immediately withdraw from Palestinian-claimed lands, US says
The United States says the United Nation's top court should not order the unconditional withdrawal of Israeli forces from Palestinian territories as it considers a request for its opinion on the legality of the occupation. ⌘ Read more
Near-new fencing scrapped as gulf farmers face steamy rebuild
Queensland graziers are enduring wet season heat to again rebuild after heavy floods in the state's north west, but this time it is costing more. ⌘ Read more
To farmers, these tiny bats bats are worth a lot more than just their weight in pests
Insectivorous bats are tiny, quiet and worth about $63 million to the cotton industry. A study of the creatures, some of which are under threat, has been expanded in NSW. ⌘ Read more
From women chained to the bar to spitting in a beer: The history of pubs and politics
The pub has an important but flawed place in Australian culture, and it's also helped shape our politics. ⌘ Read more
Live: ASX to drop, Wall Street slips ahead of Nvidia results
A fall on Wall Street is likely to send Australian stocks lower, while Qantas and Medibank are expected to reveal their earnings results. Follow the latest updates in our live blog. ⌘ Read more
'They poop on cars, they poop everywhere': Feral peacocks wreak havoc on outback town
If you find yourself in need of a pet peacock, the tiny outback town of Elliott can help. Locals have found a unique solution to deal with about 30 fine-feathered fowls running wild in the town. ⌘ Read more
Days before his appearance at the Kumanjayi Walker inquest, Zachary Rolfe foreshadows claims to narrow his evidence
As the coronial inquest into the shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker resumes today, lawyers for former NT Police officer Zachary Rolfe have foreshadowed a series of objections he will raise when he takes the stand. ⌘ Read more
Tiger Woods's 15-year-old son to compete in pre-qualifier for US PGA Tour event
Charlie Woods is looking to follow in the footsteps of his father, a 15-time major winner, as he bids to secure a place in a US PGA Tour event in Florida. ⌘ Read more
Sophie Harding's dream Matildas' call-up 'a bittersweet moment' after father's death
Sophie Harding was working as a disability support worker when she heard she was being called into the Matildas' squad for their Olympic qualifiers. Now she dreaming of a trip to Paris. ⌘ Read more
Working from home has transformed lives and the economy
The extraordinary way working from home has transformed our labour market means it shouldn't be seen as a "favour" to workers, but as a favour to us all, writes Leonora Risse. ⌘ Read more
Some landlords still unaware of Queensland's smoke alarm changes — and it could be deadly
Home owners and landlords are being reminded to check their smoke alarms are meeting legislative requirements after a woman was charged over a fatal house fire this week. ⌘ Read more
Police add detectives from Crime Command and Counter Terrorism Command in Samantha Murphy search
Police say they have added highly experienced detectives from multiple different policing divisions amid the weeks-long search for missing mum Samantha Murphy. ⌘ Read more
Tasmanian Labor says stadium can't be built at Macquarie Point, but AFL boss says it's 'pivotal' to the deal
Labor insists it will "negotiate a better deal" on Tasmania's contract with the AFL, believing a stadium cannot be built at Macquarie Point — but that comes as news to the AFL's boss. ⌘ Read more
Police officer won't face criminal charges over arrest in which protester suffered serious injuries
An Australian Federal Police officer will not be charged over the arrest of a protester who suffered serious injuries, after the conclusion of an internal investigation into the incident. ⌘ Read more
Almost 100 SA patients die waiting for delayed ambulances to arrive, since state election
Nearly 100 South Australian patients in need of emergency and urgent care have died while waiting for delayed ambulances to arrive since Labor took office with a promise to "fix the ramping crisis". ⌘ Read more
'I was hurting inside': How one soldier found peace in his former war zone
PTSD, anxiety and depression dogged Michael Jefferies after he left the military, but he was able to start healing in an unexpected place. ⌘ Read more
Meet Hydraulic Press Girl — the Aussie artist who gets 'squished' in viral videos
"Smac" McCreanor's videos have had more than 1 billion views — and now you can see her work in a gallery for the first time at the NGV Triennial. ⌘ Read more
Victorian town's health fears as residents fight bid to turf out gym in favour of liquor store
Maryborough has been trying to improve its high rates of illness and obesity.  But with a gym facing eviction for a liquor store, and a future without an outdoor pool, residents say they need help. ⌘ Read more
More than $600 million needed for western Afghanistan to recover from October earthquake, UN says
The 6.3-magnitude quake was one of the most destructive in the country's recent history, killing more than 2,000 people. ⌘ Read more
Are low-carb diets all they're cracked up to be? Maybe not
Low-carb diets are all the rage for weight loss. But do they really work?  And what are carbs anyway? Take our quiz to find out what the latest research suggests. ⌘ Read more
UK freezes assets of six Russian officials at Arctic prison where Alexei Navalny died
Britain imposed sanctions on six officials at the Arctic penal colony where Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died last week, saying they were responsible for the brutal treatment he suffered in the final months of his life. ⌘ Read more
Echoes of Joyce and Lowe's early exits as Banducci heads for the $24 million door
It's been one of those weeks for Woolworths boss Brad Banducci, kicking off with the airing of a trainwreck Four Corners interview on Australian supermarket competition. But it all promises to end well, at least for him. ⌘ Read more
60 years on from the Beatles touching down in Sydney, Taylor Swift inspires a similar hysteria
Sixty years ago, people lost their minds as the Beatles landed in Sydney. Taylor Swift is the only artist to match the hysteria ⌘ Read more
Tasmania braces for worst fire conditions its faced all summer as temperatures set to hit mid-30s
While the mercury reached almost 50C in parts of Australia this week, Tasmania is bracing for its own heatwave — albeit at a far less ferocious temperature — and it'll bring the worst fire conditions of the summer. ⌘ Read more
Taekwondo instructor expected to face bedside court hearing after he was charged with murdering family
A taekwondo instructor who allegedly murdered an entire family in Sydney will face a bedside court hearing today as New South Wales police continue investigating the motive. ⌘ Read more
'They failed my child': Mother of Aboriginal woman asks for answers after suicide at Melbourne hospital
Investigations have been launched into the suicide death of a 24-year-old woman who was left unsupervised in St Vincent's mental health unit. ⌘ Read more
With stakes this high, both Albanese and Dutton will be sweating on the Dunkley by-election outcome
Both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will be sweating on the outcome of the March 2 by-election. It will determine their immediate political fortunes and the all-important momentum for 2024, writes David Speers. ⌘ Read more
People 'disappeared' after Assange and Wikileaks blended hacking with journalism, court hears
A London court hears people living under authoritarian regimes "disappeared" after Julian Assange blended hacking with reporting, "stole vast amounts" of classified documents and published them on his WikiLeaks website. ⌘ Read more
Former Bishop of Broome Christopher Saunders arrested
Christopher Saunders tenure as Broome's Bishop began to unravel in 2018 when allegations against him were made public. ⌘ Read more
Tim David the hero as Australia triumph over New Zealand in last-ball thriller
New Zealand set Australia an imposing total in Wellington but a mighty innings from Mitch Marsh and some final over heroics from Tim David secured the tourists an epic victory. ⌘ Read more
Victorians left in the dark after wild storms, but a permanent fix to power outages could cost billions
More than a week after deadly storms tore through Victoria, knocking out power to more than half a million customers, the lights are still out in some hard-hit areas of the state. ⌘ Read more
NT government vows to demolish Don Dale as $32m youth detention centre nears completion
The redeveloped Alice Springs youth detention centre is nearing completion and the Northern Territory government is promising that detainees forcibly sent away to Darwin's notorious Don Dale will soon be returned to Central Australia. ⌘ Read more
Outgoing ATO boss says getting rid of work-related expense deductions could simplify the tax system — but it's 'a big step'
Outgoing ATO boss Chris Jordan said "Australians love their work-related expense deductions" and abolishing them in favour of lower personal income tax rates "would be a big step". ⌘ Read more
Anaesthetic services suspended at regional NSW hospital after doctors found practising without proper supervision
A country NSW MP says he had been contacted by patients whose elective surgeries were suddenly cancelled by the hospital without any explanation. ⌘ Read more
Man gets 20-year minimum sentence for scissor murder of 53yo and attack on two others in drug -induced psychosis
A man who killed one person and stabbed two others in the Perth suburb of Tuart Hill will be eligible for parole in 20 years, after he was sentenced to life behind bars. ⌘ Read more
Kangaroos optimistic after impressive outing against under-strength Magpies
North Melbourne show off some dare and a new fast ball movement style in an impressive preseason win over an under-strength Collingwood. ⌘ Read more
Seaside city's dark past resurfaces as woman who had father murdered jailed for second stabbing
Belinda Van Krevel, the sister of a man serving life sentences for two high-profile murders, has been jailed again after committing a crime with "disturbing similarities" to a previous offence. ⌘ Read more
Yass businesses spending hundreds of dollars a week on bottled water, as treatment problem remains
A Yass pub says it's spending at least $50 a day on bottled water, while GPs are relying on hand sanitiser, as a treatment problem with the water supply remains one week on from when it started. ⌘ Read more
Man accused of trying to drown son admits downgraded charges after court accepts he was trying to baptise him
A Perth court hears the 26-year-old man, who drove into the ocean off Dampier, was suffering psychosis and was attempting to baptise his son, not kill him. ⌘ Read more
In a post-Wighton world, can Kaeo Weekes become the next Canberra Raiders' success story?**
In Canberra, where stars are made rather than bought, Kaeo Weekes is a developing player aiming to replace departed superstar Jack Wighton. ⌘ Read more
Ex-FBI informant charged with lying about Bidens had Russian intelligence contacts, prosecutors say
Mr Smirnov allegedly admitted officials associated with Russian intelligence were involved in passing on a story to him about Hunter Biden, and his contacts with them were "recent and extensive". ⌘ Read more
Mascot Towers apartment owners close to securing multi-million-dollar payout
Residents of the uninhabitable complex in Sydney will still incur major losses, but the deal will provide some resolution nearly five years after cracks were discovered in the building. ⌘ Read more
Weed that costs farmers $100 million a year could help create sustainable cement alternative
Prickly paddy melon is a major problem for the Australian agricultural industry but researchers say it may have potential to reduce soil erosion and offset the construction industry's large carbon footprint. ⌘ Read more
Indigenous communities call for more involvement in coastal security following shock boat discovery
More details are emerging of how shocked locals rescued boat arrivals from the bush and why one mystery remains. What happened to the boat and how did the skipper get away? ⌘ Read more
Pilot program using ancient cultural burning technique to prepare for future bushfires in NSW
Residents of NSW's South Coast felt trapped with nowhere to flee to but the beach when Black Summer bushfires advanced on their towns, but a new cultural burning program aims to keep key roads open during emergencies. ⌘ Read more
Hospital admissions relating to party drug GHB double in past fortnight
There have been 20 serious overdoses related to GHB consumption treated in Gold Coast hospitals in the past two weeks with doctors concerned the drug may contain lethal toxic additives. ⌘ Read more
Total fire ban issued for much of Victoria as hot weather returns
Victorians face warnings of extreme heat and another storm threat just a week after a fire destroyed 46 homes in Pomonal and an intense killed a man in Gippsland. ⌘ Read more
'Want to come for a drive?' Details of crash that killed 12-year-old boy revealed
A 19-year-old pleads guilty to multiple charges over the 2022 crash in Wollongong as court documents reveal what happened on the tragic night. ⌘ Read more
Victorian Liberal defamation battle puts gifts to MPs under spotlight
Victorian MPs can receive gifts of up to $599 without disclosing the payments to taxpayers under a little-known system, raising questions about undue influence and political transparency. ⌘ Read more
Did your dog dig in asbestos-laden mulch? Here are the risks — and what to do next
Disturbing news has emerged about mulch containing asbestos in parks, schools and homes in NSW and possibly Canberra, with concern over the risk to human health. But dogs love to sniff, dig and roll on the ground — placing them at risk, too, writes Chiara Palmieri. ⌘ Read more
Property owner left to care for eight greyhounds left behind by evicted tenant
Dita Mitchell says she found greyhounds in "putrid" kennels with faeces and urine when she went to inspect her South East SA property after evicting a tenant. ⌘ Read more
SA parole board approves release of Snowtown accomplice Mark Haydon
Mark Haydon, who was convicted of seven counts of assisting the Snowtown murderers, will soon be free after the parole board approved his release from prison. ⌘ Read more
Liberals promise Tasmanians cheaper bus, ferry fares, revamped timetables if they win election
The Liberals promise if re-elected they'll reinstate confidence in Tasmania's public transport system by "taking back" government control of the public bus operator. ⌘ Read more
St Helens faces flooding threat as 'very dangerous thunderstorms' hit Tasmania's east coast
Parts of St Helens, on Tasmania's east coast, are flooding and the Tasman Highway is cut as the area receives dozens of millilitres of water in the space of a few hours. ⌘ Read more
Former prison guard sentenced to six years jail for child sexual abuse
Stewart Iain Berry was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy and producing child exploitation material. ⌘ Read more
The Beatles will have their story told in four movies by Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes
Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr are each set to get their very own film from Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes. ⌘ Read more
Woman charged over Russell Island house fire that killed five boys and their father
A 61-year-old Tweed Heads woman has been accused of not having compliant smoke alarms in the home, where six people lost their lives. ⌘ Read more
Farmer group starts raising funds for potential legal challenge to Glencore carbon capture and storage project
Rural lobby groups and farmers ramp up their opposition to a project that aims to store carbon dioxide in Australia's biggest underground freshwater reservoir. ⌘ Read more
Turmoil at Victoria's peak farming lobby as members rebel against its leaders
Tensions boil over at the Victorian Farmers Federation as its annual general meeting descends into a shouting match and members try again to oust president Emma Germano. ⌘ Read more
Gawn adamant Demons don't have a 'drug culture' following Smith allegations
Melbourne captain Max Gawn denies drug use is systemic at the club following the revelation teammate Joel Smith is facing anti-doping rule violations from Sport Integrity Australia. ⌘ Read more
This Australian athlete was running for a world record. Now he's running for his dad
Tim Franklin, a 40-year-old former lawyer sometimes referred to as Australia's Forrest Gump, has just celebrated his 20,000-kilometre milestone in Western Australia, as he nears the end of a life-changing around-the-world run. ⌘ Read more