Aussies stranded after volcanic eruption grounds Bali flights
Flights to and from Bali have been cancelled or delayed after a volcano erupted on a popular Indonesia tourist spot. See flights affected.
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Reason housing crisis could get worse
Australians are already facing a shortfall of more than 640,000 affordable homes. There’s one reason that might get even worse.
Severe frost alert for Aussie farmers
Farmers are being urged to keep their livestock warm as a freezing start to winter puts animals at risk.
Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
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Aussie-first hydrogen servo opens
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
Australia unrecognisable in crazy scenes
Winter in Australia 2025 has barely begun but already the nation has been transformed — so much for a sunburnt country.
‘Weird:’ Kean unleashes on Coalition MPs
The former NSW treasurer Matt Kean has urged the Coalition to listen to voters, or risk “electoral oblivion” taking aim at prominent MPs.
‘Like a toilet’: Sewage blankets suburbs
Australia’s longest city may have just taken a long drop down the rankings to become the county’s worst-smelling, as authorities scramble to stem a massive sewage leak.
‘Amazing’ polar blast kickstarts ski season
A polar blast has triggered lashings of rain and heavy snow across NSW and Victoria, kicking off the ski season with a bang.
Shock start to ski season amid polar blast
Opinions are in on the start to the ski season in NSW after a striking long-weekend.
‘Not gonna be OK’: Farmer breaks down
There is heartbreak among Aussie farmers after a “worst case scenario” event leaves them facing the unthinkable.
Wild Aussie snow season scenes emerge
Massive snow dumps across Australia’s ski fields has seen the biggest start to the season for several years.
Big problem with plant sold at nurseries
These brightly coloured daisies sold at Bunnings and other Aussie nurseries might seem harmless, but they are “rapidly spreading” across Australia and threatening farmers.
Farms, radio, columns: Where are TV’s lost stars now?
They are many of the faces we’re used to seeing on our TV screens, but the landscape has changed drastically. WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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