Australia’s most prominent independent politician has made a surprise prediction on what the election will hold for “teal” candidates.
Duncan Murray
Moscow says if it were to heed a UN appeal to open Ukraine's Black Sea ports so grain could be exported, sanctions on Russia would have to be reviewed.
Staff Writers
Dane Rampe will play his 200th AFL game on Friday night against Carlton but he had to endure significant challenges before making his debut.
Marc McGowan
The United States Geological Survey says an earthquake of magnitude 6.7 has struck the Macquarie Island region in the southern Pacific Ocean.
The head of WA’s biggest teacher training institution has resigned after academics accused senior leaders of pressuring them to change grades so that failing students would pass.
Bethany Hiatt
Barnaby Joyce has been brutally heckled amid a heated campaign for a key seat, resulting in an awkward moment for the Deputy PM.
A young man has told of his frightening encounter with a shark that left him with “a little bit of poo in my pants”.
Melissa Iaria
St John WA chief executive Michelle Fyfe has labelled the suggestion the not-for-profit is financially incentivised to ramp its ambulances outside hospitals ‘insulting’.
Josh Zimmerman
Minor party candidates play a relatively obscure role in the overall election - but people who vote for them, or independents, can be crucial to the outcome.
Annabel Hennessy
After a redistribution last year, 57 local governments now fall within O’Connor, a 1.1 million sqkm electorate spanning the South West, Great Southern, Wheatbelt and Goldfields.
Sarah Makse
Brisbane-based mining tech startup Plotlogic will establish its first Perth office in a move the company says will further extend its capabilities across the Pilbara iron ore heartland.
Cheyanne Enciso
There aren’t many more reliable players at St Kilda than defender Callum Wilkie but he says the key to the club’s success owes to a change of priorities.
Poland's prime minister says his country will come to the aid of Sweden and Finland if they are attacked before becoming NATO members.
A “long overdue” proposed law would seek to prevent the kind of destruction seen at Juukan Gorge from ever happening again.
Anton Nilsson
The Australian sharemarket did little to recover after it shed billions of dollars on Thursday morning, with retail stocks in a tailspin.
Catie McLeod
The South Sydney Rabbitohs almost snatched defeat from the jaws of victory against the New Zealand Warriors in Magic Round.
Jasper Bruce
One of the world’s largest barramundi producers has announced plans to expand its West Kimberley operation, creating around 350-400 direct jobs and local business opportunities.
Sam Jones
Seven months after a boating tragedy in Tasmania’s northwest, a sad discovery has been made by a recreational diver.
Hamish Spence
A cyclist has died five days after being involved in a fatal crash with a Tesla.
The former boss of the WA Police Union Harry Arnott has failed in his bid to win his job back, after WA’s Industrial Relations Commission revealed he was no longer a police officer.
Tim Clarke
A Sydneysider allegedly involved in the kidnapping of a man who produced fake vaccination certificates was told not to contact his brother.
Tom Price has received four new social homes as part of the State Government’s modular build program.
Alexander Scott
Notorious Porsche driver Richard Pusey has made an interesting claim after fronting court for a bail application.
Caroline Schelle
The Tasmanian government has apologised after a racist name was found to be used on government-authorised maps to describe an island in the state's northwest.
Ethan James
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