Under a bridge in Coburg is where you’ll find some Trolls – community singers who come out at night.

A paper released by the National Disability Insurance Agency says there is a long history of people not being supported or enabled to make decisions for themselves, even though this is recognised as a human right.

NSW Police have recovered the bodies of three men who failed to return to shore after setting off for a fishing trip near Wollongong on Saturday

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EnergyAustralia has insisted it has no plans to change the 2028 closure date for Yallourn, as it grapples with long-term repair works needed to avert further disruption to Victoria’s power supply.

Since 2004, when the LNP began it’s 17-year control of Australia’s largest council budget, average annual rates and water costs have grown by 26 per cent.

The co-author of a new study on children’s dental health says fluoridation should be mandatory in Queensland, which has the worst coverage in the country.

The 29-year-old surrendered at Laidley police station and was charged over the death of Jakob Opacic, brother of ex-Brisbane Bronco Tom Opacic.

A string of robberies has left one NSW community fearing for their safety and begging for more police.

WA Health Minister says weekly wastewater detection testing at six Perth facilities will increase this week after several positive detections as the state recorded one new COVID-19 case on Sunday.

The Pavilion School in Preston has opened a food van on its school grounds, serving burgers to the public and giving students a first taste of work experience.

The number of COVID-19 exposure sites in Sydney surpassed 300, as supermarkets, cafes, and train routes were added to NSW Health’s venue list.

More supermarkets and trains have been exposed to COVID in NSW, as government and health authorities express optimism that Sydney’s lockdown may still be lifted at the end of Friday, July 9.

When the only foreign scientist to have worked in Wuhan’s high-security virology institute wrote a considered review of coronavirus lab-leak theories, she was targeted by the world’s fiercest right-wing platforms.

Natural gas will be phased out as an energy source in Victorian schools. Several new schools are in line to have their gas connections switched off this year.

People are always whining about technology, but we should all be in a constant state of wonderment at these technological miracles.

Queensland’s chief health officer says stadium games are “no riskier” than indoor gatherings, after fans were given the go-ahead to watch the Broncos play in Brisbane on Sunday.

Another person linked to the Portuguese restaurant cluster has tested positive late on Sunday.

Every 10 years, the state writes a new management plan for its native forests. It’s normally business as usual. But this time, things will be a bit different.

Victoria has recorded no new locally acquired cases in the last 24 hours.

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Most young Australians aren’t practiced at medical decisions.

Our state premiers matter more to us than ever and that means their private lives will be talked about.

Australia’s GP receptionists have been at the receiving end of much of the public’s anxieties and frustrations with the pandemic and the health response.

For decades, the veins and arteries of Melbourne’s rail network pumped people in and out of the city with a familiar rhythm. Then it all changed.

A consultant psychiatrist writes of her dismay at discovering the federal government’s plan to address violence against women does not involve health and medical experts currently working with abuse victims.

Good luck to those who intend never to retire.

Some epidemiologists warned the number of infectious people moving about the community remains too high to safely reopen this week.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian has criticised national cabinet’s decision to cut Australia’s intake of international arrivals in half.

There may be cause to reconsider the country’s intake due to the Delta variant, but the size and duration of the cut are severe.

Sydneysiders share their photos and thoughts about the city’s latest lockdown.

Sydney teachers have sought out AstraZeneca shots after the Prime Minister said anyone under the age of 40 could talk to their GP about receiving the vaccine.

Liverpool City Council has made an audacious bid to attract the ABC ahead of a planned relocation of 300 staff from Ultimo to Parramatta.

A proposal for a funeral home next to a restaurant in Woollahra has put some residents off their food.

In Sydney’s first lockdown, she tried to help people make their shopping lists more efficient to minimalise supermarket visits.

Some say winter harbours the end - that it is the last season of life before the new birth heralded by spring. But in this fallow time a new chapter is being written.

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In country Australia, at the end of a tiring highway journey, we have for nearly more than 70 years found the perfect antidote to the trials and tempers of the long drives demanded by our sprawling landscape.

“While as predicted the number of cases is going up, we are seeing a greater proportion of those cases in isolation,” Premier Gladys Berejiklian said.

More supermarkets and trains exposed to COVID in NSW, as government and health authorities express optimism that Sydney’s lockdown may still be lifted at the end of Friday, 9 July.

Entertainment and hospitality operators have hit out at state government health authorities, saying inconsistent rules continue to devastate Victoria’s formerly thriving events industry.

Russell Moore, who died in a US jail where he was serving life for murder, was farewelled in Swan Hill on Saturday.

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With London-Sydney ticket prices spiking as high as $38,000, airlines have been warned against profiteering from people trying to get home before passenger arrival caps are cut.

As a boy, Greg Creed had always hoped to be a RAAF fighter pilot. But years later, he would end up leaving Brisbane to lead $50 billion global business Yum! Brands – the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut.

Vaccinations are the key to preventing Qld from re-entering lockdown, says CHO, as contact tracers mop up remaining unlinked cases.

An owner and an employee of The Organic Store in Bowral were arrested for the second time on Saturday over defiance against public health orders.

The winter sun shines as Sydney enters week two of lockdown.

Strict conditions around masks and venue capacity remain in the wake of the lockdown being lifted.