A new advertising campaign featuring the stories of workers adjacent to Tasmania's fish farming industry is launched amid calls for the sector to be shut down.
A former Adelaide doctor has been banned from practicing medicine in Australia for at least two years after a patient accused him of "grooming" her over a period of almost four years. The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal found the doctor engaged in professional misconduct.
Jannik Sinner secured his second consecutive Wimbledon title by defeating Alexander Zverev 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4. Zverev appeared hampered by a knee injury sustained in the third set after a slip. This victory marks Sinner's fifth Grand Slam title and comes after a previous French Open disappointment.
As Australian parliament enters a winter recess, Prime Minister Albanese enjoys a slight poll bump after a bold budget, while Opposition Leader Taylor targets One Nation, framing them as an economic liability. Both leaders face internal party challenges and external economic and geopolitical pressures.
An award-winning Queensland Fire Department camp encouraging girls into firefighting has been cancelled despite its success and demand for its return. The program aimed to boost female recruitment, which remains low at 5% of permanent firefighters.
A new report suggests Sydney taxpayers could save $1 billion annually in health costs if residents had better access to tree canopy and nature. The Committee for Sydney advocates for greenways and tree plantings to combat urban heat and support housing density plans, citing a University of Sydney study linking tree access to reduced hospital visits for cardiovascular disease.
Sydney woman Hodan Abby, the last known Australian IS-linked woman in Syria, is accused of enforcing IS ideology at the al-Roj detention camp. Allegations include threats, acting as a 'Sharia judge,' arranging marriages, and violence.
