The SA treasurer claims a foreign government is undermining the profitability of the struggling Port Pirie metal smelter.
Noosa locals and businesses are furious over council's decision to divert 20,000 daily motorists for six months to repair a 58-year-old bridge. The repairs, which began with less than two weeks' notice, have caused commute times to quadruple and are expected to devastate local businesses.
NSW coach Laurie Daley has strongly criticized his detractors following his team's 30-12 State of Origin victory. Daley suggested "hidden agendas" were behind negative media coverage, questioning the motives of critics who "don't even come to a training session."
Extortionists sent parents of a missing West Australian man an AI-generated image and demanded $6,000 within 24 hours. The 23-year-old, who has autism, was later found safe. Experts warn AI is making scams more sophisticated.
First Nations musicians in Australia are blending Indigenous knowledge and traditions with classical music, creating new forms of artistic expression. Five artists are highlighted for their unique contributions.
The NSW Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) alerted Southern Shorthaul Railroad (SSR) to safety issues, including training and workplace culture, just 24 hours before five of its wagons derailed in the Southern Highlands. SSR's accreditation was suspended for six weeks by the rail safety regulator.
Australian Moringa growers are uncertain about selling their product after Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) ruled it unsafe for human consumption. A grower is appealing the decision, which impacts leaves, pods, and oils, while therapeutic products remain available if registered.
