Japanese town working towards zero waste by 2020

Passport details of Australians travelling to Bali exposed in e-visa glitch

As deepfakes advance with technology, there are concerns they could become a ‘threat to democracy’

Far-right extremist Jacob Hersant to be jailed for Nazi salute but length of sentence still to be determined

Socceroos face crucial World Cup qualifier clash with China as new Australian manager Tony Popovic takes over

Queensland Labor leader pledges 10,000’s new staff for health workforce

NSW domestic and family violence offending worsens

Footpaths and public squares of Beirut fill with families fleeing invasion

Child support debts forcing mums to pursue violent exes

Aussie ‘brat summer’: Charli XCX to headline Laneway 2025

Alternative to Custody Life Skills Camp in Alice Springs helping women break the cycle on incarceration

'Unkind and hurtful': Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologises for 'Tourette's' comment

Dogs Stuck and Humped

Gerald Murnane speaks about life, writing ahead of Nobel Prize for Literature announcement

Drop in vegetables consumption driving farmers out of business, harming health

Sheila Thurlow died after being issued 1,000 times the intended level of morphine at North West Private Hospital in Brisbane

Yanchep and Two Rocks residents call for improved health services, with some travelling vast distances for cancer treatment

Social media bans discussed in classrooms as TikTok reveals millions of underage accounts were ‘removed’ from platform

Kashmir voter turnout increases despite political tensions

WA Ombudsman Chris Field to resign after Corruption and Crime Commission issues ‘serious misconduct’ finding

Union calls for urgent actions amid teacher shortage in Victoria

Spirit of Tasmania ferry and port sagas escalates with claims of safety risks, ‘appalling’ support and strained relationships

Police confirm former SA Liberal leader David Spiers is facing drug charges

Both sides campaigning in Queensland’s state election claim to have the answers. But what powers do they have?

Early voting has opened in the ACT election

Businesses and union urge overhaul of overseas skills recognition schemes as 600,000 skilled workers left ‘driving rideshare and stacking shelves’