Tim Wilson slams Labor’s SME policies in pre-budget speech

Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson has accused the government of making it “harder to build, harder to hire and harder to grow”, in a pre-budget speech declaring entrepreneurs and small businesses should be... Read more »

Convicted child sex offender Frankie Allan Bailey permanently banned from practice after posing as doctor, treating 9yo boy

Health authorities have taken permanent action against a convicted child sex offender after he illegally treated a nine-year-old boy while posing as a doctor. The NSW Health Care Complaints Commission has issued... Read more »

In pictures: Kumanjayi Little Baby’s family and community pay tribute to her

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story includes the name and image of an Indigenous person who has passed away. This article may be distressing to some... Read more »

Greater Western Water: Victorian man slugged $2640 for water bill in direct debit bungle

A state-owned water company has apologised over an IT issue which resulted in some customers being hit with unexpected bills totalling thousands of dollars.The Victorian government’s Greater Western Water (GWW) admitted that... Read more »

Experts warn the worst is yet to come as fuel crisis set to deepen

Aussies are warned the worst is yet to come as the global fuel crisis drags on. Defence and National Security Consultant John Blackburn told Sunrise that prices at the bowser and pressure... Read more »

AFL 2026: Ex-Carlton football boss Brad Lloyd on why the Blues shouldn’t trade Patrick Cripps

Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Carlton’s former football boss Brad Lloyd says the Blues should continue to... Read more »

Broncos left aggrieved – again – after ARLC opts not to sanction Victor Radley

Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Broncos officials have been left disappointed for a second day after the... Read more »

Investigation reveals series of bungles in Hobart Cup race ‘debacle’

Tasmania’s premier horse race went ahead despite officials being aware the starting barriers had been placed in the wrong position, an investigation has found. The Hobart Cup, which has been running since... Read more »

‘This smelter is under attack’: China accused of trying to bankrupt Hobart, Port Pirie smelters

South Australia’s treasurer and energy minister says China is undermining Australia’s smelting industry and that any shutdown would leave national security “very exposed”. Tom Koutsantonis made the claims on 891 ABC Adelaide... Read more »

High costs and uncertainty for Albany businesses as ATCO Australia moves customers to bottled gas

An Albany restaurateur says he’s facing costs of half a million dollars to switch over to electrical appliances after the state’s gas provider announced it would disconnect the city from reticulated liquid... Read more »