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Jonathan Sri said he wanted the council to compulsorily acquire South Brisbane sites that were at risk of major flooding and convert them into community space.

One in three consumers has turned their back on the big three energy retailers in search of a better deal.

However, doctors warned that simply restricting work hours would be a simplistic solution.

The Morrison government sounds anything but united on climate change and Morrison himself now appears rattled.

Under proposed laws, drivers will have to leave at least one metre of space between their vehicle and cyclists when overtaking.

If you are looking to achieve some good returns this year in your share portfolio, there appears more upside for oil companies.

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Nationals MP George Christensen misused his travel expenses by linking taxpayer-funded domestic travel to a month-long personal holiday that included visits to the Middle East and the Philippines.  

The bank took three years to transfer 330,000 customers to a low-cost no-frills product as required under the law. Now members are looking to recoup their money.

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Concern about the environment has catapulted to the top of a list of Australians' biggest worries, trumping cost of living fears, worries about healthcare and the economy.

Landlords will be forced to renegotiate rents as store closures bite occupancy rates and income from malls, retailers say.

There’s a rather tantalising counter-culture emerging, celebrating the virtues of a little chaos.

With interest rates at record lows and many super funds offering a higher rate of return, what’s the right strategy in the current market?

Calls are mounting on the Berejiklian government to control feral horse numbers in delicate alpine regions after bushfires burnt much of the Kosciuszko National Park, potentially intensifying impacts from the animals.

Unions have urged the state government to update work health and safety rules to address hazardous bushfire smoke.

This summer we’ve had our Pearl Harbour moment. Can the Prime Minister show leadership and turn it into a moment of change?

Recycling business Reground will collect one tonne of coffee grounds from the grand slam and scatter them across community and private gardens around Melbourne.

Australian funeral directors have demanded an exemption from the government's proposed ban on $10,000 cash payments.

Michelle Obama has hers, and now a new Australian review says you, too, should put together a workout playlist.