Elusive crocodile captured by reptile wranglers in Newcastle creek
A freshwater crocodile spotted in a Newcastle suburb creek has been safely captured after a day of searching by reptile experts.
‘The cows beat the shit out of the robots the first day’: the tech revolution designed to improve dairy farming
Dairy farmers in Australia are adopting robotic milking systems to transform their operations and improve efficiency in milk production.
The Sunday read: a day with Punch the monkey’s Djungelskog toy - podcast
The story follows a baby monkey, Punch, who has gained viral fame for his bond with a plush toy, leading to a global demand for the toy.
Outback town experiences wettest February day in 25 years as cyclone risk is monitored
Flood-hit communities in Western Queensland are set to experience relief as heavy rains ease, while the Bureau of Meteorology monitors a potential tropical cyclone formation.
Expert warning after man, dog struck by lightning in freak storm
A lightning expert provides advice on safety after a man and his dog were struck by lightning during a severe storm in Perth, resulting in injuries and one fatality.
Myanmar military using festivals as propaganda to hide war zone
The Myanmar military is using cultural festivals like Chin National Day as a facade to mask the ongoing violence and unrest in conflict-affected areas.
Carney to leave for overseas trade trips, starting with India
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a 10-day international trade mission to India, Australia, and Japan, following a significant speech at Davos advocating for cooperation among middle powers.
Abattoir pauses operations on same day live export transition funds roll out
Beaufort River Meats, an abattoir in Great Southern, has temporarily closed due to a livestock shortage as transition grants related to the live sheep export ban are initiated.
Swedish vocal quartet Ã…kervinda among highlights in annual radio festival on ABC Classic
ABC Classic's annual Festival of Female Composers will feature Swedish vocal quartet Ã…kervinda among its highlights this year.
Alice Springs citizenship ceremonies no longer to be held on January 26
Alice Springs Town Council has decided to move citizenship ceremonies from Australia Day to a nearby date after a council vote.
Snapshots in February: Pictures of the Day
The article features various snapshots captured in February, highlighting global events from a drone attack in Ukraine to indigenous celebrations in Brazil.
Australia’s most costly anti-climate policy hits taxpayers for $30m a day as calls mount to wind back fuel tax credits
Australia's fuel tax credits scheme costs taxpayers nearly $30 million a day and faces increasing demands for reform or abolition due to its negative impact on climate policy.
Baby unresponsive at day care may have died from bacterial infection, inquest told
An inquest into the death of a toddler found unresponsive at a Sydney daycare revealed that a bacterial infection may have contributed to her death.
Real estate agents brace for Anzac Day trading shutdown
Queensland real estate agents are adjusting their schedules due to trading restrictions on Anzac Day, which falls on a Saturday this year.
Snapshots in February: Images of the Day
February highlights include traditional celebrations in Russia, sports achievements in Italy, and ongoing conflict in Ukraine, along with protests in Australia.
Live: Aussie teen Indra Brown in the medal hunt on last day of Winter Olympics
Indra Brown, a 16-year-old Australian athlete, competes in the freeski halfpipe final on the final day of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
The article provides a schedule of key events on the final day of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, including medal runs and closing ceremony details.
Coastal town records hottest day ever but locals say BOM data is wrong
Warrnambool recorded its hottest day ever according to the Bureau of Meteorology, but locals dispute the accuracy of the data due to the weather station's location.
Live: Indra Brown headlines Aussies competing for medals on day 15
Australian Indra Brown is among the competitors on day 15 of the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
The article provides a quick guide to the Australian athletes competing on day 15 of the Winter Olympics 2026.
How a Belgian techno producer with some old synthesizers has reimagined Terminator 2
Belgian techno producer Peter van Hoesen has reimagined the iconic score of Terminator 2: Judgment Day for a new live performance in Australia.
Live: Wheatley set for Olympic debut as women's ski cross begins
Kyra Wheatley makes her Winter Olympics debut in women's ski cross as Australia participates in various events during day 14 of the Games.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
The article provides a schedule of notable events to watch on Day 14 of the Winter Olympics 2026, featuring Australian athletes in various competitions.
Darwin prisoner freed by mistake found after manhunt
Clinton Daylight, a prisoner mistakenly released from correctional custody, has been apprehended by police in Darwin after a two-day manhunt.
Grace Tame event to proceed despite pressure for cancellation
An International Women's Day event in Bendigo featuring Grace Tame will go ahead despite calls for her cancellation.
Labor opposition propose five-day kindergarten for Tasmania
The Labor opposition in Tasmania has proposed extending kindergarten to five days a week to enhance early childhood education as many children are not meeting developmental goals.
Quick hits: An Aussie's pain and a pooch invasion as US star pops the question
A roundup of day 12 highlights from the Winter Olympics includes a dog interrupting a skiing event, a US athlete's engagement, and a record-setting performance by a Norwegian skier.
Live: ASX set to follow Wall Street higher ahead of busy results day, oil surges
The ASX is expected to rise following Wall Street's gains, while oil prices increase due to tensions in the Middle East.
With arms outstretched, Sisonke held what police say was an IED, waiting for them to notice her
Sisonke Msimang encountered what police allege was a homemade explosive device at a Perth rally and expressed concern over the police's slow response.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
A quick overview of key events scheduled for Day 12 of the Winter Olympics 2026, including women's curling and men's ice hockey quarterfinals.
Man jailed for a year after endorsing neo-Nazi views and making antisemitic speech at Sydney rally on Australia Day
A man was sentenced to a year in prison for making antisemitic remarks and endorsing neo-Nazi views at an Australia Day rally in Sydney.
Council scraps 4-day work week plan after backlash
Launceston City Council has abandoned plans for a four-day work week due to strong opposition from the business community.
Latest search for Gus ends without further clues
Police have found no evidence in their continued search for missing boy Gus Lamont following a recent two-day investigation.
Live: Aerials action to kick off day 11 at Milano Cortina
Australia's athletes are competing in aerial events at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, including Ally Hickman in the women’s slopestyle final.
Breaking: Identity of man charged over Perth alleged terrorism act revealed
Liam Alexander Hall has been named as the man charged with committing an alleged act of terrorism by throwing a homemade bomb into a crowd at a rally in Perth.
Perth man accused of attempted Invasion Day bombing to appear in court next month
A 31-year-old man from Perth faces serious charges for allegedly attempting to bomb an Invasion Day rally, marking the first instance of terrorism-related charges in Western Australia.
Quick hits: Wild weather and a dramatic meltdown amid more curling chaos
The 10th day of the Milano Cortina Winter Games saw Norwegian skier Atle Lie McGrath's emotional meltdown after missing a medal in the slalom, while the Canadian women's curling team defends against cheating allegations.
Live: Women's curling kicks off day 10 of the Winter Olympics
Day 10 of the Winter Olympics features the commencement of women's curling and other exciting winter sports events.
Woman held captive and raped was 'subdued with violence', jury hears
A Canberra woman escaped from a two-day violent captivity, leading to the trial of Sisituutuumata Fulivai on multiple serious charges.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
The article provides a schedule of events for Day 10 of the 2026 Winter Olympics, highlighting key competitions including women's curling, men's and women's short track speed skating, and men's slalom.
Live: Gold medal winner Cooper Woods headlines Aussies in action on day nine
Gold medalist Cooper Woods leads the Australian team in various events at the Milano Cortina Games on day nine.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
The article provides a schedule of events featuring Australian athletes on Day 9 of the Winter Olympics 2026.
Premier announces extra public holiday for NSW residents
NSW will have an additional public holiday for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027, announced by Premier Chris Minns as part of a trial.
Hundreds break unofficial record at 'pride paddle out'
Hundreds of participants gathered in New South Wales to break an unofficial world record during a 'pride paddle out' event celebrating inclusivity on Valentine's Day.
Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch
A quick guide highlights the key Australian athletes and events to watch on Day 8 of the Winter Olympics 2026.
Valentine's Day warning on romance scammers fleecing millions from victims
Western Australia authorities issued a warning on Valentine's Day about online romance scams, revealing significant financial losses to victims.
Australia marks 60 years since switching to decimal currency
Australia celebrates the 60th anniversary of its switch to decimal currency, a significant update that simplified its monetary system.
Live: Aussies continue campaign after golden day at Winter Olympics
The Australian team is actively competing in the Winter Olympics 2026 after securing a gold medal and features live updates on their athletes' performances.
US man linked to Wieambilla shooting handed three-year prison sentence
A US man linked to the Wieambilla shooting in Queensland has been sentenced to three years in prison for firearms offenses.
Flower industry fights for clearer labelling amid $220m Valentine's spend
The flower industry in Australia is advocating for clearer country of origin labelling as the Valentine’s Day spending surge approaches, with an estimated total expenditure of $220 million on flowers.