Channel 9 has been warned of serious gaps in its operations and told to overhaul its reality television format after several stars went public with mental health struggles as a result of appearing on the small screen.
After years of drought, western parts of the state are bracing for another round of severe thunderstorms after being battered with record-breaking rainfall while Sydney copped just a drizzle. SEE WHICH TOWNS GOT THE RAIN
Australia’s latest IT sporting couple is purely a one-club affair. And while the netballer and AFL player are yet to go public with their budding romance, the news won’t come as a shock to teammates.
A female prison guard rushed to hospital after she was allegedly stabbed in the back with scissors by a female inmate at Silverwater Jail is expected to make a full recovery.
One of Australia’s most infamous terrorists is now a free man after completing a 12-year sentence for preparing a terrorist attack instructional manual.
Passengers on a city bus route have been told they are considered a close contact of a confirmed COVID-19 case and to isolate for two weeks regardless of symptoms while unseasonably warm weather led to a lot of dangerous behaviour on our closely packed beaches.
It has long been thought that soy milk was a better option than the regular kind for those who care about the environment, but a new study calls that into question.
A new survey has found most Australians are supportive of the statues of Captain James Cook which dot the country, despite a recent effort to vandalise them.
Six Black Lives Matter protesters including the organiser were taken into custody at the illegal Sydney rally at The Domain on Tuesday.
A senior police officer has told the Supreme Court she attempted to stop an upcoming Black Lives Matter rally independently of her boss’s comments on radio 2GB that he wanted to shut the gathering down.
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