The federal government has revealed the who, what and where of Australia’s initial vaccine rollout, but there are fears the nation’s supply is at risk due to a worldwide shortage of suitable syringes.

The people of Parramatta want their heritage buildings respected, retained and revived.

Queensland’s first COVID-19 vaccination jab will be given on Monday at the Gold Coast University Hospital. It is likely to be received by a nurse at the Gold Coast’s University Hospital’s COVID clinic.

Dorothy Armstrong, who lives with an acquired brain injury, has confessed to crimes she says she claims to have never committed.

Dr Jeannette Young said she never realised how many people travel every day between NSW and Queensland.

Another shooting has put innocent people at risk in Sydney’s west as police launch a new squad targeting a violent feud between two crime families. 

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Portland’s economy, already hit by China’s lobster and timber bans, may be further crippled after a local steel manufacturer lost a bid to build a wind farm.

Victorian hospitality businesses need at least $5000 each in government support before rent is due to recover from last week’s snap lockdown.

Narrawallee and Mollymook residents gather at Narrawallee Beach to walk their dogs.

A 25-year-old man has been charged with wilful damage after a water hydrant was turned on inside an apartment tower in Woolloongabba, allegedly causing several hundred thousand of dollars damage.

Ms Neville revealed on Saturday she had been managing the disease for 32 years but the latest episode had been “the worst I have been confronted with”. 

Psychologists say patients are being put at risk because Medicare telehealth subsidies for sessions are due to expire next month.

Kon Kritikos, 87, was bashed on November 11 last year and left ‘for hours’ with his injuries before he was found by a family member. He later died in hospital.

Hundreds of anti-vaccination protesters gathered in South Yarra’s Fawkner Park on Saturday to voice COVID-19 conspiracies and demonstrate against a vaccination rollout they have interpreted to be mandatory.

Its owners know people think they’re bonkers, but it hasn’t stopped them from launching Melbourne’s newest live band venue, the Brunswick Ballroom.

Hundreds gathered in Hyde Park on Saturday to voice COVID-19 conspiracies and demonstrate against the vaccination rollout as part of the Millions March Against Mandatory Covid Vaccination.

Australian importer to sell electric cars online only.

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The 27-year-old man from Beckenham fronted Perth District Court on Friday where he was sentenced to 11 months in jail but later released on a good behaviour bond.

Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has urged Victorians to remain alert for coronavirus symptoms after the virus was unexpectedly detected at sewage sites around Melbourne.

Defence grilled Ham on the stand for a day and a half, suggesting that she was a prostitute who had fought with her pimp.

A young mother and her two-year-old daughter were last seen at Ipswich Train Station. Now police are urgently trying to find the pair they believe may have been travelling to New South Wales.

Australia is the only western democracy that does not protect the basic rights and freedoms of its people in either legislation or the constitution.

Is there an age at which women should be discouraged from attempting to fall pregnant using IVF?

Come Monday morning, the vials will be filled with Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine and Sydney’s quarantine and border workers will be among the first Australians to roll up their sleeves to receive the shot.

A NSW Teachers Federation inquiry has called for a 10 to 15 per cent pay rise for teachers, saying low pay is dangerous to the quality of education in public schools.

Sydney suburbs recorded the biggest rises in new JobKeeper applications late last year, some had more than a thousand struggling others at 80% of where they were in April  

An inner-west petition over a sudden ban on off-leash dog walking at a community hub comes as a councillor pushes for separate play times for small and large pets.

Guards who saw Dimitrios Mavris in the hours before he was found dead in his jail cell thought he “seemed fine”, even in positive spirits. But an inquest has revealed the alleged cocaine importer spent his final hours openly making arrangements t...

Political advocates of coal are misleading industry workers if they say there’s a long-term future for the fossil fuel.

No matter how hard you try, you can’t be both cop and cheerleader.

Each generation of the Archer family has worked for Australia Post since 1860, surviving world wars, depression – and the challenge of the internet.

A Sydney academic is using an Indiana Jones-type defence for bringing the “Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhism” into Australia for research.

The people don’t have a Plan B for this Parramatta treasure. It’s the proponents of the Powerhouse behemoth who need a Plan B.

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Holden was considering a plan to rebadge Chinese cars to keep its showrooms open in Australia.

From teddy bear hunts to rainbow drawings and Spoonville, what sustained the city was people’s willingness to create beauty in boredom.

It comes as hospitals prepare to receive their first deliveries of the Pfizer/BioNTech on Monday.

It’s dispiriting when I hear people in Australia talk about borders like it’s purely a tourism problem. It’s also a humanitarian one.

The 52-year-old’s Sydney arrest was the result of a years-long probe into complaints against two migration agencies he was allegedly running at the time.

With fewer school-leavers taking a gap year to travel, the state’s beleaguered universities are enjoying strong demand from domestic students filling places left by international students.

More than two months after the revamped hotels program began, taxpayers have fronted at least $20 million for international returnees to quarantine in Melbourne.

A man has been charged with 11 offences relating to a 26-hour siege in Brisbane’s south and his alleged actions leading up to it.

A petition has been swamped with stories of schoolgirls as young as 13 allegedly being sexually assaulted by their male peers. They have called for sexual consent lessons to be taught much earlier.

A two-year-old boy was hit by a car at Fairfield this afternoon and is in a critical condition.

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The federal government has revealed the who, what and where of Australia’s initial vaccine rollout, but there are fears the nation’s supply is at risk due to a worldwide shortage of suitable syringes.

The Holiday Inn coronavirus cluster grew to 22 cases on Friday, with one person in the cluster admitted to intensive care.

The family of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day, who suffered a fatal fall in a police cell, said it was a ‘long overdue day’ for Aboriginal people in Victoria.