Fire erupts at storage facility in Sydney's south-west
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Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has forked out millions of dollars for a block of townhouses in a beachside Perth suburb, naming them after former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith.
El director técnico de Canadá, Jesse Marsch, celebra la victoria de su equipo en el partido de fútbol del Grupo B de la Copa Mundial contra Catar en Vancouver, Columbia Británica, el jueves 18 de junio de 2026. (Foto AP/Abbie Parr)
An additional case is suspected in Western Australia, which would bring the total number of bird flu infections to four
Topic:Accidents and Emergency Incidents
Opponents seize on Farrer MP David Farley’s decision to vote alongside teals and Greens to wind back fuel tax credits for miners, farmers and others
A NSW artist accused of copying a celebrated painter’s work is facing further claims of imitation, as art figures condemn her “egregious” dishonesty and lack of respect for intellectual property.
As the Wallabies gathered in camp in Sydney and eyes turned to Test rugby, questions around the Hurricanes’ incredible finals run - and Super Rugby title - hovered, a few days on.
Despite plunging fuel prices, trimmed mean inflation increased from an annual pace of 3.4% to 3.6%
It’s a scene that regular patrons of the Corkman Irish Pub in Carlton would have deemed impossible a decade ago.
WA Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis says the state government has received a suspected positive test result for bird flu from a single giant petrel found in the Quindalup area in the South West region.
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Topic:Avian Influenza
Great Southern Mining has fired the starting gun on a major West Australian gold hunt, with reverse circulation (RC) drilling now underway at its Mon Ami project near Laverton.
Wed 24 Jun 2026 at 3:50pm
LGBTQ+ support service says men from countries where homosexuality is illegal are targeted for attacks via dating apps
The daughter of embattled property developer Jean Nassif has admitted to falsifying documents to secure a $150 million Westpac loan for the construction of apartment towers in Sydney’s north-west.
Topic:Child Sexual Abuse
Topic:Child Sexual Abuse
Wed 24 Jun 2026 at 3:29pm
Jalen Brunson, escolta de los Knicks de Nueva York, con el trofeo de MVP de las Finales de la NBA tras la victoria sobre los Spurs de San Antonio en el quinto juego, el sábado 13 de junio de 2026, en San Antonio. (AP Foto/Ross D. Franklin)
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Wed 24 Jun 2026 at 2:14pm
Ahmed al Ahmed wrestled a gun from one of the alleged attackers during the shooting in Sydney
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Jane Allan’s winning Darling portrait prize painting has raised eyebrows after her Doyles art award piece was compared to artist Nicholas Harding
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A Perth construction company has been hit with the highest ever fine under WA’s workplace safety laws, ordered to pay $1.75 million over the death of tradie Adrian Fariña Pacheco.
Party colleagues concerned opposition leader was missing an opportunity to differentiate Coalition from One Nation
Nestory Irankunda’s place in the starting XI is not the only question facing Australia coach Tony Popovic for their final World Cup Group D game
Czarina Tumaliuan had done everything she could to protect herself and her children from violence.
The decision to scrap the capital gains tax discount from next year targets investors and creates opportunities for first-time homebuyers
The decision to scrap the capital gains tax discount from next year targets investors and creates opportunities for first-time homebuyers
Bondi Beach hero Ahmed al Ahmed has fronted court accused of assaulting his father, six months after he was celebrated for disarming a gunman during Australia’s worst terror attack.
Profitable gold producer Kaiser Reef has kicked off a surface diamond drilling campaign at its Maldon gold project in Victoria, with the rods now turning at the first of four initial targets designed to test the region’s high-grade gold potential.
Wed 24 Jun 2026 at 12:48pm
Topic:Avian Influenza
Simpatizantes de Brad Lander, candidato demócrata al Congreso, celebran su victoria durante una fiesta para seguir los resultados electorales la noche del martes 23 de junio de 2026, en el distrito de Brooklyn, Nueva York. (AP Foto/Ryan Murphy)
Jazz Chisholm Jr., de los Yankees de Nueva York, celebra su jonrón de dos carreras contra los Tigres de Detroit durante la sexta entrada de un partido de béisbol, el martes 23 de junio de 2026, en Detroit. (Foto AP/Paul Sancya)
Wed 24 Jun 2026 at 11:51am
Victoria’s labour hire cop has given Big Build’s most controversial gangland-linked firm, Women In Construction, a seven-day deadline to shut down its operations and remove its workforce from the state and federally funded North East Link project.
Leah Stewart was bitten by a shark at Sydney's Coogee Beach about ten days ago
Golden Dragon Mining has hit more high-grade gold close to surface at its Behring Bore prospect, part of the company’s Cue gold project in Western Australia’s prolific Murchison goldfields.
The population hubs springing up across Sydney have been touted as suburbs of the future, heralded for their walkability, public transport and increased housing supply.
Victoria’s future front-of-house leaders have a career-changing opportunity in front of them: the Katie McCormack Young Service Talent Award, awarded by The Age Good Food Guide, is now open for applications.
In the heart of Sydney’s CBD lies a 158-year-old deconsecrated church that has fostered the careers of many creative pilgrims, including Australian director Baz Luhrmann. Previously operating as the Genesian Theatre – and before that, a poorhouse, the Kursaal Theatre and the first Matthew Talbot Hostel – it now has …
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A Melbourne psychologist has been stripped of his registration after engaging in severe professional misconduct with vulnerable clients, including sexually assaulting a patient who had a known history of family violence and sexual abuse.