Almost 3 tonnes of the antibiotic florfenicol were used at one Tasmanian salmon farm lease in just two months, with information on its use across eight other sites yet to be released to the public by authorities.
Noosa Council's crackdown on illegal camping, including $345 fines and license-plate recognition, has drawn criticism. Locals and officials argue punitive measures fail to address homelessness and affordability issues, advocating for support services and affordable housing options instead.
A 76-year-old Tasmanian man, Grant Whelan, was assaulted and had his home set on fire by two masked intruders who stole nine guns, cash, and his ute. The ute was later found submerged. Whelan, a former cray fisherman awarded a bravery medal in 1995, is recovering in hospital.
Walhalla, a historic Victorian gold rush town, is seeking World Heritage status, which could boost tourism significantly. However, its aging infrastructure, including roads, sewerage, and parking, needs urgent upgrades to handle the potential influx of visitors.
Cruz Hewitt lost the Wimbledon boys' singles final to American Jordan Lee in a three-set thriller. The 17-year-old Australian, son of Lleyton Hewitt, was unable to secure the title after leading in the final set.
A new report by the Committee for Sydney suggests that improving access to green spaces and tree canopy in Sydney could save taxpayers $1 billion a year in healthcare costs. The report highlights the uneven distribution of tree canopy across the city and proposes greenways as a solution, especially for areas slated for increased housing density.
A 59-year-old man has died in Pukatja on South Australia's APY Lands after a large group fight. Police are investigating if his death was due to a medical episode while he was receiving treatment at the town clinic.
