WA teachers will be taught how to better support children with higher needs amid rising rates of disability diagnoses, after a report found public schools needed to do more. The state government... Read more »

A war thousands of kilometres away from Australia’s farms is quietly reshaping what gets planted and what will be available at supermarkets in the future. Fertiliser supply chains are tightening and prices... Read more »

Provisional approval has been granted for one of the world’s largest critical minerals projects. The Copi Mineral Sands Project is a planned $693 million mineral sands mine around 180 kilometres south-west of... Read more »

Last Friday while eating breakfast I noticed what I thought was a piece of cereal lodged in my gum. After extricating it with my tongue I immediately realised it was a filling... Read more »

“You don’t need to have everything figured out before you start,” says 15-year-old entrepreneur Ellie Murphy. “If you keep waiting until everything’s perfect, you’ll probably never start at all.” It’s not the... Read more »

The commissioner of Australia’s online watchdog has defended a lack of fines against social media companies after the Albanese government’s under-16s ban, telling a Senate estimates hearing “we don’t have a fine-issuing... Read more »

In Brief More Australians are taking ‘desperate’ measures as they battle food insecurity.Advocates are calling for preventative measures to address the issue. Food emergency charity providers are calling the ongoing cost of... Read more »

The Federal Court has ordered Westpac Banking Corporation to pay a $26 million civil penalty after leaving vulnerable customers facing financial hardship in the lurch. The ruling comes after the Australian Securities... Read more »