Commuter win: Fair Work rules no more train strikes for months
Sydney rail commuters have had a win after the Fair Work Commission suspended industrial action for four months, leaving the unions unhappy.
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Wife added poison to water bottles, court
A woman is on trial accused of trying to poison her husband by adding selenium drops to his drinking water.
‘A nightmare trip’: Bombing of Darwin survivor shares family’s tale of terror
More than 1000 gathered to honour the men and women who fought, suffered and sacrificed when Japanese forces mounted two air raids on Darwin on February 19, 1942 – including a survivor.
50+ photos: Hundreds commemorate Bombing of Darwin
Hundreds gathered to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin at a ceremony at the Darwin Cenotaph.
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A tale of two pitches: Geelong’s finals chances falter further
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United blown away after half time in sixth straight loss
Geelong United’s coach got a technical foul and its emerging star was shutdown after half time in a disappointing finish to its inaugural WNBL season.
Street food lovers, get ready – Darwin’s tastiest program is back
Darwin’s beloved Street Food Program is back, bringing even more delicious options to the city, with vendor applications now open.
Boozy outburst ends in arrest
A 27-year-old woman has been arrested after allegedly attacking a 68-year-old shopper and assaulting a police officer in an Alice Springs supermarket.
Alleged conspiracy theorist’s ‘fitness to plead’ in doubt
Doubts loom over the ability of an alleged conspiracy theorist‘s ability to face a child abduction trial due to ‘orthodox legal representation’ and mental health concerns.
‘Priced out’: Housing pain top of list for McPherson hopeful
An independent for the Gold Coast electorate of McPherson has officially launched her campaign ahead of the 2025 federal election. Read her promises:
Rec centre open door policy set to be abolished
A Top End council is likely to abolish its open door policy of its popular recreation centre for good next week. Find out why.
In pictures: 2025 Gold Coast Open surf comp
Hundreds of surfing fans have turned out at Burleigh Heads to catch a glimpse of the action at the Gold Coast Open. See the pictures.
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