‘Sores on my face’: Walkers avoid beach amid algae sickness surge
Residents are skipping their morning beach walks, saying the algal bloom is making them – and their dogs – sick, as GPs lash SA Health for their handling of the crisis.
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Homicide probe after two killed in crash
A man has been charged with two counts of manslaughter and is set to face a bedside hearing after his car crashed on a Queensland road, killing two people.
‘You’re nothing’: Jordan Peterson roasted
Controversial psychologist Jordan Peterson has been mocked for bizarre performance in a debate against 20 atheists.
NQ flood disaster exposes critical sugar-industry flaw
Australian sugar manufacturers have taken aim at a “critical” flaw exposed in the aftermath of the North Queensland flood disaster.
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Live results: ALP set to win seat of Leichhardt
Labor’s Matt Smith is all but certain to claim victory in seat of Leichhardt with the former Cairns Taipans basketball playerset to defy the bookies. LIVE RESULTS
Key MP at Albo’s post-vote coffee
Anthony Albanese has kicked off his post-election victory lap by stopping at a cafe he used to frequent with his late mum.
Brutal six-word question to star teal
Teal independent Zali Steggall has been forced to justify her role as a crossbencher after Labor’s landslide election victory on Saturday.
World saying same thing about Aus election
Hours after Anthony Albanese won a landslide election, newspapers around the world are declaring the result a win for anti-Trump politics.
Ousted Lib’s warning to battered party
Ousted Liberal MP Keith Wolahan has warned the party needs to win back its capital city base, after its worst performance in 80 years.
Major changes to Darwin RAAF base ahead
There are major changes ahead for RAAF base Darwin. Read what they are.
Trumpet party leader’s sorry election act says it all
It’s been a shocker for the minor parties – and the actions of Clive Palmer’s cashed-up Trumpets proves it.
Dash to freedom: Darwin’s first Vietnamese boat refugee shares his brave story 50 years on
Tac Lam and his young brothers fled Vietnam in 1976, one year after the war ended, embarking on a clandestine operation in a dangerous dash for freedom across treacherous seas ending in Darwin and a new life.
Chalmers eyes biggest threat to Australia
The Treasurer shared the biggest to Australia’s economy, amid a toughening global trade war ignited by Donald Trump, and a slowing Chinese market.
Incredible Danger, struggling Cats’ emphatic response to turn game
Patrick Dangerfield was the headline act. However, even he was battling early on in the match. But the skipper and several out-of-form Cats stood up when it mattered most in Geelong’s comeback.
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