Western Australia will soon be able to provide state-of-the-art care to cancer patients after the announcement that a comprehensive centre will soon be built at the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre in Nedlands.
April delivered a transitional mix of warm beach weather and wet days with plenty of rainfall. Pictured here is Scarborough Beach. (Supplied: Tim Spencer)
Ismat Awan is Sydney-based multimedia culinary creative who blends her cultural heritage with modern cooking techniques. She works across a number of food publications and brands. She's on Instagram as @MadeByIsmat
B.B. King recorded the slow blues jam How Blue Can You Get? live as part of a landmark concert for inmates at Cook County Jail, Chicago, in September 1970.
Queensland tribunal upholds police decision to cancel Kent Jenkinson’s firearms licence in 2023 which argued his ideologies mean he was not a fit and proper person to own and possess guns
Richard Rolfe, father of former constable who shot and killed Kumanjayi Walker, suggests NT government lacks the desire to investigate alleged institutional racism within the force
Walpiri Elder Robin Granites told NITV News that, following the suspected murder of his five-year-old relative, it was now the time for "Sorry Business, to show respect for our family, and to have space and the time for grieving". Source: SBS News / NITV News
Two more Melbourne hospitality venues have been attacked overnight, the latest in a string of firebombings and shootings that has plagued the city’s nightlife since February.
A coroner's recommendation that police conduct mandatory six-monthly screenings of all officers for PTSD has not been implemented. (ABC News: Luke Bowden)
Jacob Webb de los Cachorros de Chicago tras ponchar a Gabriel Moreno de los Diamondbacks de Arizona, el viernes 1 de mayo de 2026, en Chicago. (AP Foto/Erin Hooley)
Kristina Rosengren is a news reporter based out of Broken Hill covering stories across far west New South Wales for radio, TV and online. She previously worked as a senior journalist for National Radio News and a federal political correspondent for 2SM based at Parliament House in Canberra.
Wagga Wagga in NSW has emerged as one of the country's hottest property spots, underscoring a broader shift in where Australians are willing and able to buy homes.
Six months after finally giving birth to her first child, following a years-long struggle to conceive, Chrissy Walters was told her daughter would likely grow up without her.