Workers have begun cutting down trees at the North Adelaide Golf Course as part of a controversial redevelopment at the site.
Police are investigating the death of a four-year-old boy on the NSW Central Coast, with cannibalism reportedly forming part of the inquiry. A 32-year-old woman has been charged with murder.
Whooping cough cases in Western Australia's Great Southern region have more than tripled compared to last year, with 117 diagnosed cases. Health officials attribute the surge to declining vaccination rates, vaccine hesitancy, and waning immunity, urging parents to get their children vaccinated.
Aboriginal Australian creatives are leveraging video games to share First Nations culture with a global audience. Developers like Arthur Ah Chee, Ben Armstrong, and Kat Gledhill-Tucker are creating games that blend traditional storytelling with modern interactive formats, addressing cultural themes and aiming to overcome industry barriers.
A severe teacher shortage at Biloela State High School in Central Queensland has led to the cancellation of school events and senior subject offerings, forcing students like Zara Trevithick to change schools. Enrolments have dropped 12.5% in 15 months, with parents advocating for increased transfer ratings to attract and retain teachers.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor stated the Coalition aims to win the next election outright, ruling out a coalition with One Nation. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologised for a "shag" comment made about Kylie Minogue on a podcast, drawing criticism from some MPs.
Surging fertiliser costs due to Middle East conflict are pushing Australian farmers to explore natural alternatives like sunn hemp. This legume improves soil health and fixes nitrogen, significantly reducing the need for expensive urea-based fertilisers.
