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The Waste Crime Prevention Inspectorate will target cowboys who amass huge quantities of toxic waste, as part of a $71 million crackdown.

AusPost's strategy sessions 'can get a bit Oprah', source says.

Iraj Harirchi's diagnosis came a day after he gave a news conference about the coronavirus, during which he was sweating and looked uncomfortable.

Of Victoria's 60,000 Aboriginal people, 5000 are homeless. Each year, 11,000 Aboriginal people in Victoria seek homelessness support services. A new strategy hopes to tackle this unprecedented crisis.

Nicola Gobbo, who has already cost Victoria Police millions in a legal settlement and thousands in living expenses, is set to sue the force once again.

A number of international sporting events have either been postponed or cancelled to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

How Australians are earning an income at a time when short-term contracts and casual work are becoming the norm, rather than having the security of a full-time job,

Bettina Arndt's Order of Australia is under formal review. If she really wants us to believe she is for equality of both genders, she should hand it back.

A motorbike rider has been killed in a three-vehicle collision on the New England Highway at Toowoomba in Queensland.

The man was arrested in the Springvale in Melbourne's south-east after 4pm on Tuesday.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

Malcolm Turnbull has rebuked his former colleagues for ignoring the cost of inaction on climate change, warning of an "apocalyptic scenario".

There are two different assessments with complex rules

43 per cent adults aged 20-24 were still living at home in 2016, up from 36 per cent in 1981.

The global sailing league has set a bold plan to reach zero carbon within five years. And they have a solution to be help disaster zones.

The Balonne River is expected to peak between 12 and 12.5 metres at St George on Thursday, below the record level seen in 2012.

Kurtis Patterson enhanced his reputation playing for Australia A but it has been a bleak match for batsmen on the fringe of the Test side.

The scandal that rocked Hollywood is reaching its final act with the trial of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.

South Korea has now surpassed Japan as the country with the second-highest number of cases after China.

A fine line between a work in progress and giving up entirely.