Unleaded petrol was selling at an eye-watering 259.9¢ a litre at Fast Fuel service station in Wantirna on Wednesday. Diesel wasn’t selling at all. Yellow signs with a sad face emoji had been stuck to every hose in the forecourt, reading: “Sorry this hose not in use.“.
A former contestant on My Kitchen Rules who was accused of a range of offences, including dragging a complainant down a hallway and choking her, has been found not guilty.
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Triple J signed off with the hip-hop anthem Express Yourself while other radio and TV networks filled the air with BBC broadcasts, re-runs and soothing music
An accused building industry extortionist has been banned from associating with a bikie employee after police suggested Joel Leavitt’s demolition company was actually a front for a secret Bandidos clubhouse.
A 55-year-old Clarkson woman has been arrested and appeared in court on Wednesday after police investigated a public housing recipient who significantly jumped the queue for a property.
There will be major track closures in south-east Queensland for three weeks, including over Easter, with travellers forced to catch replacement buses instead of trains.
Golden Dragon Mining has unveiled a whopping million-ounce-plus gold target on its Cue project in Western Australia, following an independent review of up to 14 priority targets.
Victoria Park will be totally closed off to the public in less than 10 weeks, with Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie confirming at a business lunch that the park would be fenced off until 2032.
Western Australia’s northern residents are battening down the hatches as a resurrected Tropical Cyclone Narelle builds strength over the ocean before it is predicted to cross the state’s Mid West coast at the weekend as a “severe” system.
Waratahs coach Dan McKellar has issued a blunt warning about calls for in-form Brumbies playmaker Declan Meredith to be rushed into the Wallabies, saying Australian rugby’s obsession with “diamonds in the rough” leads to unfair pressure and the potential destruction of promising careers.
Bowel cancer is the second-deadliest cancer in Australia. One in 16 Australians will be diagnosed with it in their lifetime, and more than 5200 die from the disease each year.
About $50 million in emergency funding will be injected into strengthening detour routes motorists are being forced to use over the Blue Mountains due to the closure of a critical highway, which Premier Chris Minns concedes will require a lengthy and “complicated rebuild”.
Foreign minister reiterates condemnation of Iran over the strait of Hormuz, and says Australia does not want to see occupation of southern Lebanon by Israel
Not long after news broke earlier this month that former Domain chief executive and Australian Community Media chairman Antony Catalano had been charged with assaulting a woman, his real estate agent quietly de-listed the media operator’s six-bedroom Melbourne penthouse.
Parents and senior students have been told to keep track of history test topics and not rely on schools after 140 Queenslanders were taught the wrong subject theme last year.
El base de los Knicks de Nueva York, Jalen Brunson (11), reacciona tras anotar un triple durante la primera mitad de un juego de baloncesto de la NBA contra los Pelicans de Nueva Orleans, el martes 24 de marzo de 2026, en Nueva York. (Foto AP/Pamela Smith)
A “serious probity concern” was raised in the months before the failure of a renewed attempt to turn the site of the City of Ryde’s demolished civic centre into a large apartment and civic complex.
Geotechnical drilling has started at Woolloongabba for Brisbane’s new privately delivered 17,000-seat arena, despite its final design and builder still to be confirmed.
A Palestinian flag flying above a council building in Melbourne’s north for more than two years will soon be lowered after months of debate on its future.
The Town of Bassendean has abandoned the controversial sale of its popular council-run Wind in the Willows childcare centres after the only interested party, Cha Cha Cha Group, pulled out of the deal.