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Referendum disclosures: Yes comfortably outspends No, but No expenditure opaque
Yes campaign groups spent more than twice as much as No campaign groups during the referendum, according to new figures from the Australian Electoral Commission. ⌘ Read more
Flat oysters growing in Botany Bay after more than a century of local extinction
Australian flat oysters went extinct in Botany Bay during the late 1800s. A conservation project has been working to bring them back. ⌘ Read more
Australian aid worker reportedly killed after air strike in central Gaza
An Australian aid worker is reportedly been killed in an air strike in central Gaza, according to Palestinian medical officials. ⌘ Read more
'Your rematch is ready when you are': Manager that Tszyu branded a 'weasel' promises Aussie a Fundora rematch
Sebastian Fundora's manager promises Tim Tszyu a rematch after the controversial world championship bloodbath in Las Vegas. ⌘ Read more
Investigation links mystery 'spy' illness to Russian intelligence
The Kremlin has dismissed a report that Russian military intelligence may be behind the mysterious "Havana syndrome" ailment that has afflicted US diplomats and spies globally. ⌘ Read more
As a strata management veteran spoke about ethics, his company's suspect activities were under investigation
Many strata managers know that in the long absence of proper regulation by government, the industry has become addicted to the routine exploitation of apartment owners and the easy profits that flow as a result. ⌘ Read more
Live: ASX tipped to open slightly higher, US records stronger-than-expected manufacturing activity
The ASX200 is tipped to open slightly higher today, on its first day back from a four-day Easter break, after a mixed session on Wall Street overnight. ⌘ Read more
Regional Queenslanders hit by double whammy of soaring electricity bills and higher usage
Heating and cooling take up 40 per cent of power bills, but turning off the air conditioning isn't an option in parts of the state. Now on the other side of summer, many households are feeling the heat with the increased cost of electricity. ⌘ Read more
Government senators join criticism of its own rushed immigration legislation
Labor senators have joined the chorus of criticism of the federal government’s unsuccessful attempt to ram contentious immigration legislation through parliament last week, arguing the bill was so serious that it needed proper scrutiny. ⌘ Read more
The nuclear debate isn't just a political one – there's also a generational divide
For decades, Australians have been hesitant to embrace nuclear power – but there are signs attitudes might be shifting, as younger Australians see climate change as their generation's existential threat. ⌘ Read more
Just months after she joined NT Police, this elder is decrying the force as racist
An Aboriginal elder who recently worked for NT Police is among a group of Aboriginal Territorians calling for more to be done to address racism within the force. ⌘ Read more
Pay rise alone unlikely to change the way society values female-dominated aged care industry, expert says
A lecturer from the University of WA says a recently-secured pay rise for aged care workers is unlikely to change the way sector is valued, and that more work to address unconscious bias is required. ⌘ Read more
Nadene's son died in a place meant to keep him safe. She hopes accountability isn't far away
When Nadene's 16-year-old son was sent juvenile detention, it was meant to keep him and the community safe. Instead, he lost his life. ⌘ Read more
NRL Round-Up — Contenders, pretenders, team changes and the most underrated player in the NRL
With another week of NRL action in the books here's everything you need to know about the greatest game of all in the NRL Round-Up. ⌘ Read more
AFL Round-Up — Yze's Tigers arrive, Bombers find their spirit and Crows hit early crisis
The Tigers and Bombers claim inspirational breakthrough wins, the Demons flex their muscle in Adelaide while the Crows face an early-season crisis. Here are the biggest talking points from every game of round three. ⌘ Read more
Five parcels believed to contain cocaine wash up on two beaches in Sydney's north
The five packages were discovered on Monday morning at Freshwater and Curl Curl beaches near Manly. ⌘ Read more
After 11 flu deaths already this year, Queensland authorities are worried about what's to come
Vaccinations fell last year and there have been an alarming number of flu cases already in 2024, prompting Queensland authorities to encourage free jabs to avoid a spike in hospital cases. ⌘ Read more
How a doctor discovered Irukandji jellyfish by stinging himself and his 10-year-old son
A mysterious and excruciating illness was striking down beachgoers in North Queensland until the 1960s, when a doctor and a "puny little boy" went to extraordinary lengths to solve the mystery. ⌘ Read more
Belinda lost her son to a knife attack and is worried by signs it will happen again
Belinda Beasley is worried by the number of students who are carrying knives to school and fears a fatal stabbing is only be a matter of time unless things change. ⌘ Read more
Fast rail could be delivered to Newcastle and Nowra within 20 years, former transport minister says
Former NSW transport minister Andrew Constance is critical of the government's delays in delivering regional rail improvements and wants a report finished under his government in 2020 to be released. ⌘ Read more
Canberra man allegedly forcibly confined girlfriend after breaking into her ex's home and assaulting him
A Canberra man is denied bail for charges of forcible confinement, burglary and assault after allegedly forcing his partner into his car and fleeing the scene with her, after breaking into her ex-boyfriend's home and assaulting him. ⌘ Read more
Network Ten's application to introduce new evidence in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation could delay judgement
Today, Network Ten will ask the Federal Court to consider new evidence in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case over coverage of Brittany Higgins's rape allegation — the judgement for which was to be delivered on Thursday. ⌘ Read more
Shoppers choose 'survival' over support for local farmers as cost of living bites hard
A collective selling local farm produce is forced to close in Victoria's South Gippsland region, as consumers across the country move to "essentials-only" shopping. ⌘ Read more
The key questions that will be answered in a big week of Tasmanian politics
The Tasmanian Electoral Commission is continuing vote counting this week, following the March 23 state election. The multi-day process will answer several key questions, including who Premier Jeremy Rockliff will need to negotiate with to form government. ⌘ Read more
Heavy rain and storms tipped for Australia's south-east in wake of ideal Easter weather
A cold front moving through Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania is expected to be followed by heavy rain, storms and potentially the first east coast low for 2024. ⌘ Read more
Jace Reh wants a ban on gay conversion practices to stop others going through what he experienced
Gay conversion practices have been outlawed across much of the country, most recently in New South Wales — but not in South Australia. Jace Reh is one of several survivors involved in an SA group that is pushing for a ban. ⌘ Read more
Should you get a tax perk to go to the gym? This group reckons it would help the health system
Rent rises and cost-of-living pressures have seen more people cancelling their gym memberships. One fitness group thinks making gym sessions tax-deductible will keep more Australians healthy and is lobbying the government to get on board. ⌘ Read more
Why the sun is rising on a new Japanese dawn
Japan spent years as an economic powerhouse before spending decades under threat from recessions. But seemingly overnight, its fortunes appear to have changed — and it could provide a glimpse into the future for us all. ⌘ Read more
Senior commander killed in suspected Israeli air strike on Iranian consulate in Syria
Iran has blamed Israel for the strike that destroyed the consular section of its embassy in Damascus, killing everyone inside including a senior commander. ⌘ Read more
COVID-19 stopped Australians testing for bowel cancer. Here's why we should start again
Disruptions to health care during the height of the pandemic could be having an impact nearly two years on, with the nation's cancer rates. ⌘ Read more
Police union receives legal advice that Alice Springs youth curfew is unlawful
The NT's police union has advised its members that the government's emergency declaration may be unlawful, after receiving legal advice. ⌘ Read more
Some of Melbourne's oldest suburbs are about to grow fast — but are they ready?**
The state government has outlined the 10 areas across Melbourne where it wants to collectively build thousands of homes. But data shows it will take some effort to turn around the status quo. ⌘ Read more
Tasmanian patients told they can access medical records on one condition: They don't sue
Tasmania's Ombudsman has lambasted the state's health department for its "obstruction" to a patient's request to access their full medical record, urging the Department to "cease this practice immediately". ⌘ Read more
A dozen people arrested over deadly suicide bombing in Pakistan
Police and security officials say that 12 people have been arrested in connection to the attack and some are linked to militant groups. ⌘ Read more
The government wants to improve the lives of autistic Australians — and it's asking for your help
The federal government has released a draft of its national autism strategy, which aims to improve life outcomes for autistic Australians. ⌘ Read more
Israeli troops leave Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital a wreck in sea of rubble
After a two-week raid, the Israeli military withdraws from Gaza's largest hospital, saying it was a successful operation but leaving behind several dead bodies and vast destruction. ⌘ Read more
US police chase accused shoplifter down on horseback
The alleged shoplifter was detained after he tried to outrun a police horse outside a shop in Albuquerque. ⌘ Read more
Brisbane Lions deny rumours off-season US trip has caused player rift
The 2023 runners-up have started the AFL season with three straight losses, with reports emerging about locker-room disharmony related to an off-season trip to the US, which the club's co-captain and football boss are denying. ⌘ Read more
'Bring it on': Chief minister welcomes potential legal challenges to Alice Springs curfew
The NT chief minister says she is "more than happy" to face any potential challenges to the legality of the Alice Springs youth curfew and wishes "good luck" to anyone who brings one. ⌘ Read more
French police find remains of missing toddler in Alps
French investigators announce the remains of a toddle who went missing on July 8 last year, have been found. ⌘ Read more
Snowtown accomplice Mark Haydon still in custody despite being granted parole
The chair of SA's parole board says it is "concerning" that Snowtown bodies-in-the-barrels accomplice Mark Haydon is being prevented from adjusting to life in the community, despite being granted parole. ⌘ Read more
Live: Eels take on Tigers in Easter Monday western Sydney derby
With both sides coming off wins there's plenty on the line when local rivals Parramatta and Wests Tigers fight it out on Easter Monday. Follow all the action in our live blog. ⌘ Read more
What it's like to have no visual imagination and no inner voice
Can you imagine seeing things in your mind? Can you hear an inner voice when you think or read? If not, you might have "deep aphantasia". ⌘ Read more
Stawell Gift delayed as torrential downpour floods running track in regional Victoria
The men and women's finals for the running race are put hold following a major storm, which is believed to have dropped around 10 millimetres of rain in half an hour. ⌘ Read more
Live: Hawks and Cats to pack MCG for Easter Monday blockbuster as Hawkins celebrates 350 games
A packed MCG will host the traditional Easter Monday clash between Hawthorn and Geelong, as Cats champion Tom Hawkins celebrates his 350th game. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
Would you use a government-issued ID to prove your identity online? You may soon have the option
The Digital ID bill will establish a voluntary identity verification service, building on the existing myGovID which is already used by 10.5 million Australians to access government services. ⌘ Read more
JackJumpers treated to heroes' welcome following maiden NBL championship victory
The Tasmania JackJumpers have touched down in Hobart to a heroes' welcome after securing their maiden NBL championship title in Melbourne on Sunday night. ⌘ Read more
'Bloodbath it was': Tim Tszyu's plans for boxing world domination on hold after rogue elbow scuppers Vegas fight
Tim Tszyu's team is rejigging the timeline for the Australian boxing sensation after an an accidental elbow from Sebastian Fundora left him blind in one eye for almost their entire fight. ⌘ Read more
Vespa the black labrador given top gong for sniffing out record number of biosecurity threats
The black labrador has been named a canine hero for making a record-busting 739 biosecurity interceptions at Sydney's international airport. ⌘ Read more
Police arrest three teens after home invasions, high-speed chase through Melbourne
Police say three teenagers suspected of conducting home invasions while armed with machetes have been arrested after a high-speed car chase through Melbourne's north-western suburbs. ⌘ Read more
Stunning catch at short fine leg ends Warner's match-winning IPL knock for Delhi Captials
It takes a brilliant one-handed catch by Matheesha Pathirana to dismiss David Warner, as the Australian veteran guided the Delhi Capitals to their first win of the IPL season. ⌘ Read more
Canadian women to get free contraception as part of health care reform
The government will pay for the most widely used contraceptive methods for the nine million Canadian women of reproductive age as the first part of a major healthcare reform. ⌘ Read more
'He was too young, and I was too crazy': There's so much more to Joan Baez than the Bob Dylan break-up
The revered folk singer's documentary reveals her toughest relationships and the internal battle she has waged constantly since childhood. ⌘ Read more
Goal of the year contender and 15-year-old rising star combine to hand City the Premier's Plate in dramatic day of play
A goalkeeping blunder, a rising teen, and a goal of the year contender combine to see Melbourne City leapfrog Sydney FC to the Premier's Plate in the A-League Women. ⌘ Read more
A daughter's desperate plea for rural funding rethink to help dad get out and about
There is $64,000 sitting in William Baker's Home Care Package account, but his full-time carer and daughter can't get the one thing she believes would give her disabled bipolar dad quality of life — a side by side ATV. ⌘ Read more
US imposes visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials in response to tough security law
The United States will impose new visa restrictions on a number of Hong Kong officials over the crackdown on rights and freedoms in the Chinese-ruled territory. ⌘ Read more
Scientific milestones, devastating heatwaves and the power of a mother's love: WA's March in photos
From unlocking the secrets of the universe to a mother's quest to track down the daughter taken from her at birth, these are some of the top pictures that illustrated the March news cycle. ⌘ Read more
Sacked CEO accuses outback WA council of running 'kangaroo court'
The Shire of Halls Creek is accused of breaching fair processes during a probe into alleged misconduct by its former chief executive, as cracks emerge in its relationship with an Indigenous group charged with helping to reduce youth crime in the region. ⌘ Read more
Perth just had its driest six-month stretch on record. What does this mean for our precious water resources?**
The weather in Perth has been nothing short of glorious in recent weeks, but experts warn the cloudless skies point to a worrying trend. ⌘ Read more
Matildas stars play crucial late role in securing Women's League Cup victory for Arsenal
Australians Caitlin Foord, Steph Catley and Kyra Cooney-Cross are all brought on late for Arsenal in the team's dramatic Women's League Cup victory. ⌘ Read more
Yolŋu artist who paints the stars headed for bright lights of northern hemisphere
Renowned Yolŋu artist Naminapu Maymuru-White has been invited to exhibit at one of the world’s most prestigious international arts events, the Venice Biennale. ⌘ Read more
Two men drown in rescue of child in hotel pool on the Gold Coast
Two men have drowned after jumping into a hotel pool to save a child, police say. Paramedics say the pair died at the scene. ⌘ Read more
Couple killed in three-car crash on SA highway
Police say a 62-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman from the Mount Gambier suburb of Suttontown have died in a three-car crash in South Australia's south-east. ⌘ Read more
Meet the bearded, burly miners using yoga to overcome men's mental health stigma in the outback
A growing number of men are trading hard hats for yoga mats in an effort to combat the "gruelling" and isolating life of underground mining in the bush. ⌘ Read more
WATCH: Meet the 92yo volunteer sparking joy — one happy hour at a time
Each week, Colin Apelt visits people in the final stages of their lives, sparking joy one happy hour at a time. ⌘ Read more
Why feijoas are 'theoretically the perfect fruit'
Feijoa trees are hardy, fruitful, fragrant, and thrive in both heat and frost. So why do they not enjoy the same cult following in Australia as they do in New Zealand? ⌘ Read more
Four dead after strike hits hospital tent camp in Gaza
Israel's military says it targeted an Islamic Jihad command centre at the hospital's courtyard. ⌘ Read more
Period pain or endometriosis? Women's health app uses AI to detect abnormalities early and connect to services
When experiencing pelvic pain, many women and their doctors perceive it as a regular symptom of menstruation. But a new app tracks women's cycles and alerts them to abnormalities, connecting them to health professionals via telehealth. ⌘ Read more
'It's a no-brainer': Ten months on, Richard Scolyer is defying the odds and creating a legacy
Professor Richard Scolyer took courageous steps as a cancer researcher, becoming a guinea pig for a radical experiment. And the results could spell the biggest breakthrough in 20 years. ⌘ Read more
Armani was stopped by police during curfew while getting a burrito. She says it was 'intimidating'
The day-to-day lives of children in Alice Springs are being impacted by the town's youth curfew, on the brink of school holidays. ⌘ Read more
Red vials of replica Ozempic are being illegally shipped around the world. We tracked down the Sydney man behind it
Vials of replica weight loss drugs Ozempic and Mounjaro are being illegally shipped across the world from a house on the outskirts of Sydney. ⌘ Read more
'He is a criminal': The push for Western leaders to declare Vladimir Putin 'illegitimate'
One of Vladimir Putin's fiercest critics calls on Australia and other Western nations to declare his leadership illegitimate following a Russian presidential election that was widely considered a sham. ⌘ Read more
What does the government really think about the economy? We'll find out in the budget
If the Fair Work Commission delivers a minimum wage rise at or above inflation, how would it change the RBA's decision about when or whether to cut interest rates? ⌘ Read more
Climate change, habitat loss? The biggest threat to these little penguins is actually dogs
Climate change can feel "bigger than just one person … but individuals can do something about this," a CSIRO researcher says. ⌘ Read more
Steve's builder went bust three years ago. His home is still just 80pc finished
Steve Yates is just one of many aspiring home owners who have been left in limbo as the state's insurance authority deals with a backlog of collapsed builders. ⌘ Read more
It's billed as a 'Disneyland for scientists'. But $528 million icebreaker hasn't yet been on a science voyage
When the RSV Nuyina was first launched in 2021, the vessel was described as a "Disneyland for scientists". But, three years, and several PR disasters, later, the $528 million ship is yet to undertake a science voyage. ⌘ Read more
This English teacher has no idea how anyone with less help is navigating Centrelink
Government Services Minister Bill Shorten says 3,000 new Service Australia workers will help sort the backlog of claims and relieve long call wait-times, as benefit recipients say the system is too complex and slow. ⌘ Read more
Pope Francis calls for Gaza ceasefire in Easter address
In his address at the Vatican on Easter Sunday, Pope Francis has renewed his call for the release of all Israeli hostages and a ceasefire in Gaza. ⌘ Read more
King Charles attends Easter service in first public appearance since announcing cancer diagnosis
King Charles makes his first public appearance since announcing his cancer diagnosis alongside Queen Camilla on Easter Sunday. ⌘ Read more
Big win for Australia in opening T20 international against Bangladesh
Australia beat Bangladesh by 10 wickets in their women's Twenty20 in Dhaka, with speedster Tayla Vlaeminck making a statement on return from injury. ⌘ Read more
JackJumpers the NBL champions as Tasmania beats Melbourne United to win first title
The wait is over for the Tasmania JackJumpers, who have clinched their first NBL title with a win over Melbourne United in the decisive game five. ⌘ Read more
Network Ten makes eleventh-hour application to introduce new evidence in Bruce Lehrmann defamation case
Network Ten applies for a last-minute application to introduce new evidence in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case against the company and its journalist Lisa Wilkinson, just days before the judgement was due to be handed down. ⌘ Read more
Live: Knights hunt revenge against Warriors, Sharks take on Raiders
Newcastle will head to Auckland with an eye to avenging their defeat in last year's finals at the hands of the Warriors. Later, the Sharks will host the Raiders. Follow all the action in our live blog. ⌘ Read more
Tim Tszyu loses world title in bloody Las Vegas split decision
Tim Tszyu's dreams of becoming a unified boxing world champion end in a bloody title fight in Las Vegas, with the Australian losing in 12 rounds to Sebastian Fundora. ⌘ Read more
Two people trapped for 10 hours in cave freed after 'extremely difficult' rescue
The pair were among six people trekking through the Jenolan Caves in the NSW Central Tablelands on Saturday night, when they became stuck in a tight and narrow spot. ⌘ Read more
Search resumes for man who fell off rocks in remote WA national park, while woman is rescued near Albany
The 36-year-old man slipped from rocks in Cape Arid National Park on Saturday afternoon and has not been seen since. Meanwhile, a woman has been rescued by a bystander near Albany. ⌘ Read more
Food is often thought to bring people together over religious holidays, but at this symposium it was fasting
While Easter celebrations continue across the country, more than 100 people gathered at an interfaith symposium in Stockleigh, south of Brisbane, to not only observe Ramadan but to embrace all religions. ⌘ Read more
The basketball rivalry highlighting racial double standards and the rising tide of superstar women athletes in the US
As Caitlin Clark's Iowa and Angel Reese's LSU teams prepare for a rematch of their national championship game, the rivalry between them is doing untold good for women's sports in the US. ⌘ Read more
Australians celebrate Easter Sunday, with full congregations across the country
Australians young and old have flocked to church services to mark Easter Sunday, and spent the morning enjoying some Easter treats. ⌘ Read more
Live: Bulldogs battle Eagles under the roof to kick off Easter Sunday footy
The Western Bulldogs will be out avenge last year's shock loss to West Coast in the first of two Easter Sunday games, before Richmond take on in-form Sydney at the MCG. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
What does land tax, Monopoly, and Australia have in common?**
Have you played Monopoly? The boardgame was designed to teach us about rents. Some economists say if we took rents seriously we could solve many problems. ⌘ Read more
Calls for longer-term solutions in Alice Springs following the two-week youth curfew
The declaration of a two-week youth curfew in Alice Springs to curb crime and antisocial behaviour has been called a "circuit-breaker" by some and a "punitive" response by others. But one thing almost everyone agrees on is the need for medium and long-term solutions to tackle the town's issues. ⌘ Read more
Chance Perdomo, star of Gen V and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, dies in motorcycle accident
The 27-year-old actor was killed in a motorcycle accident with no other parties involved, his representatives said in a statement. ⌘ Read more
Childhood car accident fuel's road safety officer's fight to reduce driver fatigue
The strongest memory of Andrea's childhood is lying in the middle of the road after her father fell asleep behind the wheel of the family car. She believes fatigue-related crashes are easily avoidable. ⌘ Read more
Dom was paralysed from the waist down when he decided to open his dance studio
Dom Tulleken runs a dance academy for people with a disability. He encourages people to be their true selves — an ethos he lives by. ⌘ Read more
Another aid delivery in Gaza turns deadly, as UN warns famine is imminent in northern areas
An aid delivery in Gaza has descended into chaos with shots fired and five people reportedly killed, as almost six months of Israeli bombardment has left hundreds of thousands of civilians in desperate need. ⌘ Read more
Forget chess and debating, wool judging is a serious business for country kids
In an old shed in Western Australia, young people are competing in merino-wool judging to prepare them for life on the land. ⌘ Read more
Grape grower looks to Italian niche varieties as oversupply sends prices tumbling
In the midst of a global grape glut, it might be a case of go niche or go broke. Peter Valeri is pinning his hopes on grapes linked to his Italian heritage. ⌘ Read more
Lambie couldn't hang on to Tammy Tyrell, but can she keep her Tasmanian kingmakers in the fold?**
Senator Tammy Tyrell's decision to quit the Jacqui Lambie Network raises a question: if Senator Lambie couldn't make it work with someone she'd known for almost a decade, how will she go with three parliamentary newbies? ⌘ Read more
It looks 'like a little gaming device', but police say this gadget can allow hackers to break into your car and home
Authorities warn new technology arriving in Australia with a cute cartoon mascot has the potential to allow tech-savvy thieves to steal property with the click of a button. ⌘ Read more