Dairy air is udderly unappetising for some.

The Exmouth community has been left reeling by the death of two locals killed in a light plane crash in WA’s North West on Wednesday afternoon. 

Australia’s first Indigenous officer married the sweetheart of his brother, who had died fighting the Japanese in New Guinea.

A healthcare worker has had an anaphylactic reaction to the Pfizer vaccine on the Gold Coast. 

Denishar Woods was left with severe brain injuries after suffering the shock at a public housing property in 2018. The legal claim for compensation could be in the vicinity of at least $10 million for Denishar alone.

A NSW tribunal found the barrister’s actions at a professional function were “poorly judged, vulgar and inappropriate” but “not a sexual advance”.

Police made an emergency declaration and set up an exclusion zone after a hazardous chemical was found at a Gold Coast home.

The beloved children’s author has not been “cancelled”, but the withdrawal of six of his books is an opportunity to inform children about the many stories that remain.

Parliamentary inquiry finds one in 57 Victorians sought help over homelessness in 2018-19 and recommends the government look at forcing developers to include social housing in major new developments.

A development application lodged by Brisbane City Council outlined details of the 470-metre pedestrian and cycle link, with a mast taller than the Story Bridge.

Jennifer Robinson went from Bomaderry High to the heights of the legal profession, and has created scholarships to help other public school kids follow

An independent corruption watchdog is more important than ever.

Investigators have also identified $100,000 in Canturi jewellery paid for but not picked up by the time the fraudster went missing.

Trinity Grammar headmaster Tim Bowden says boozy parties with secluded spaces was “dangerous, unhelpful and foolish” for teenagers.

The comments come as NSW Health deputy secretary Susan Pearce described the daily case numbers as a “crude metric” that was causing border closures. 

How do publishers decide when to name people accused of crimes? Why do journalists use the word “allegedly”? And why are some crime reports so pared back while others are full of detail?

Health authorities say “at this time, we don’t believe there is a risk to the community”.

The NSW premier has defended her decision to attend a meeting with the then Wagga Wagga MP about a highway that ran alongside his investment property.

A marine biologist and research scientist says the teenager’s death was “senseless”, and could have been prevented with nets and education.

A group of former female employees, aged in their 20s and 30s, have come forward and alleged the chef physically and sexually abused them.

An ASX-listed company planning the global launch of a new hand sanitiser range has been forced into a trading halt while it is owed more than $8 million by a Carlton-based business linked to a Melbourne underworld figure.

Nathanael Cooper and senior investigative reporter Kate McClymont look into the latest developments in the Melissa Caddick mystery.

Alex Dion has told a NSW Supreme Court that he only helped dispose of a a dead man for his housemate after an accident.

A bluestone pub in western Victoria built in 1869 is becoming a sanctuary for war veterans and will be opened by Senator Jacqui Lambie on Saturday.

The council wants to save the heritage facades while the property owner is keen to redevelop; meanwhile, the main commercial thoroughfare remains a no-go-zone.

The prison being built at Gatton in the Lockyer Valley was commissioned to tackle overcrowding crisis in the state’s prisons.

Victoria has processed more than 5 million COVID-19 tests since the pandemic began early last year.

Dr Ken Jones was a relentlessly curious and creative individual, born to working-class parents in north Wales in 1931 and was a child during WWII.

Health experts are calling for Australian governments to update guidelines that lapsed in 2018 and to establish a new clinical framework for treating the condition.

The 14-page petition argues Folbigg should be granted a pardon based on scientific evidence that suggests that her children’s deaths could have been from natural causes.

Of the seven new cases, two were linked to an outbreak of the Russian variant on an international flight that left Doha, Qatar.

NSW is approaching 17,000 vaccinations in its three hospital hubs, and the state wants to accelerate its rollout.

Paramedics will respond to triple zero calls for mental health support rather than police, and emergency services workers will have access to a unique support service under a new state government plan.

Data published by the Doherty Institute raises questions about how useful antigen tests would be in Australia given the low level of virus present.

The firearm used to kill Gold Coast man Omega Ruston is linked to Sydney outlaw motorcycle gangs and organised crime syndicates, police believe.

Tropical cyclone Niran is moving offshore on Thursday, leaving behind strong winds in far north Queensland.

After my son died the coroner gave me a pamphlet on dealing with suicide. Through Medicare I can get 10 counselling sessions.What if I need more? What if Australia needs more?

Staff at La Trobe University have been told it will shed another 300 full-time equivalent jobs, taking the number of lost jobs at the institution past 500.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Maritime Union says a lack of testing for foreign sailors docking at Victoria’s ports is putting the state at risk of another COVID outbreak.

Scott Morrison is the producer and director of this craven show of political stage management. The Prime Minister alone appoints and discharges the members of his cabinet.

Gladys Berejiklian met with her then lover Daryl Maguire to discuss a highway that was over 100 kilometres from the Wagga Wagga MP’s electorate, but within metres of his new investment property.

The ALP now has the perfect opportunity to refine its policies, this time identifying the beneficiaries - funding of the aged care and childcare systems.

Another six Sydney diphtheria suspects, dismissal of “thieves and boozers” and NSW bread only fair, but not the worst.

On this day thirty-five years ago, royalism “ran amok” as thousands of adoring fans greeted the Queen in Macquarie Street.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese headed back from a short jaunt to the NSW Central Coast on Wednesday in good time for the opposition’s night of nights.

Owners of a pilot site for the state government housing program have lodged amended plans outlining their vision for the 25-storey Fortitude Valley tower.

Time for Kmart to feed their karma.

Toxic work environments, sexual harassment, abuse. Women and girls across Australia have long known this, which is why they are now speaking with a collective fury.

Students at Upper Yarra Secondary School have harvested the first grapes from the school’s unique on-campus vineyard, and will help process it into pinot noir.