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Queensland senator also billed taxpayers for flights to campaign alongside her daughter, Lee Hanson, in Tasmania at last election
Workplace Gender Equality Agency report shows a slight increase in number of women in highly paid roles, which are still dominated by men
When we relinquish care to a computer, we put lives at the mercy of a flawed system
I disliked my first encounter with pole, but two years later my experience with the sport has made me appreciate my body and my self-determination
Exclusive: prime minister outlines ‘security’ review of conditions for coveted orange passes which allow unrestricted access
One of Australia’s most successful pop bands are reliving their career, with a new documentary and a tour bringing the ‘original flavour’ back on stage
Daniil Medvedev of Russia plays a forehand return to Learner Tien of the U.S. during their fourth round match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 25, 2026. (AP Photo/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake, file)
Topic:Gender Equality
‘City-shaping’ transformation of industrial precinct to include more than 8,500 new homes and public waterfront access
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Iranian supporters react during the Women’s Asia Cup soccer match between Iran and South Korea on the Gold Coast, Australia, Monday, March 2, 2026. (Dave Hunt/AAPImage via AP)
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Construction vehicles are parked at the site of Lynas’ rare earths plant in Gebeng, eastern Malaysia, on April 19, 2012. (AP Photo/Lai Seng Sin, File)
Welcome to Brisbane Times’ Queensland public sector column, Public Circus, where we aim to deliver frank and fearless titbits – from the bowels of the state bureaucracy to the top of One William Street and beyond. This week: a major project brings in the consultants, a harder question for human rights HQ, brand 2.0,…
The Queensland government has made an eleventh-hour tweak to its contentious hate speech and gun laws proposal, walking back previously unrivalled powers granted to the attorney-general.
Three judges have questioned whether the “exceptional circumstances” considered in the sentence of a man who sexually abused his younger sister – including that he was a victim of sexual abuse himself – were exceptional enough to spare him jail.
March 2, 2026 — 8:00pm
A father fell to his death riding a tandem zipline in a rainforest that had been booked as part of a “bucket list” holiday, a coroner has heard.
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Bali: The family of slain Australian Zivan Radmanovic is furious at travelling to Bali for the court verdicts on three men accused over a fatal ambush at a luxury villa last year, only to be told proceedings had been postponed until next week.
Deep beneath the northern end of central Sydney, a giant bunker-like cavern for the city’s largest metro train station is being built to withstand water pressures that would threaten to lift it like an object in a bathtub.
One expert warns some airfares can’t be refunded unless the airline itself decides it won’t fly
Topic:Unrest, Conflict and War
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Police are responding to almost 200 reported thefts in Victorian aged care every year, including the alleged robbery of more than $40,000 of jewellery from a 97-year-old woman who was dying.
A small number of Shia mosques and Islamic centres hosted vigils for Iran’s supreme leader who was killed in US missile strikes on Sunday
Video of a train smashing into a car in Melbourne’s inner-north shows the level-crossing gate lifting before the dramatic crash.
Release of review delayed after former leader Peter Dutton raised concerns about some findings against him and his chief-of-staff
Topic:Traffic Offences
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British handler and Australian jockey team up with consistent Class Three galloper and brilliant last-start winner at city circuit
Topic:Federal Government
Forecasters are watching four tropical lows developing north of the continent that are expected to dump widespread rain later this week, with three of them considered a moderate chance of forming into tropical cyclones.The lows are developing within a monsoon trough over northern Australia that is likely to bring …
A truck driver has been winched to safety from his cabin as floodwaters engulfed the vehicle south-west of Broken Hill.Rain has inundated outback NSW, closing highways from Queensland to South Australia.The rescue helicopter arrived in the remote town of Yunta near Broken Hill.LIVE UPDATES: Dramatic footage shows Is…
Students will be taught consumer and financial literacy earlier in primary school under a plan to bolster declining maths skills across the country.
Several factors contribute to the outperformance of the Australian retail sector, including its relative insulation from digital disruption
Topic:Mining and Metals Industry
Victorian motorists face the threat of rising petrol prices as the widening conflict in Iran rattles global energy markets and ignites warnings that oil prices could blow past $US100 ($140) a barrel for the first time in years.
Australian rules football ‘should be on that stage’, Dillon says
Home prices in Brisbane have increased by more than 15 per cent since February last year, according to data from Proptrack. (ABC News: Steve Keen)
Topic:Religion State Relations
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MANILA, Philippines — Australia’s first game back at Philippine home soil no longer had any trace of the tension that escalated into a full-blown brawl against the Philippine team nearly eight years ago.
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New ambulance ramping figures have poured cold water over the Cook Government’s newfound confidence it was prepared for this year’s upcoming flu season.
From dramatic protests to a small-town oasis, these are Guardian Australia's top three photos for February. Photographer and picture editor Carly Earl hand-picks three photographs as her favourites every month and explains the craft and composition that makes these photographs so special. February's edition includes…
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Some areas receive more rainfall in a week than in all of last year, having only a few weeks ago sweltered through temperatures up to 50C
View image in fullscreenFloat number 60 was Free, Gay n Happy (FGnHappy), a group with politics and resilience woven through their over two decades’ long-history. They joined the parade as a rolling wedding reception: part protest, part party, part love letter to their community.ShareView image in fullscreenFloat or…