Shreyashi Chakraborty

It was the coldest morning of 2024 in Sydney and Melbourne, with lows of just 7°C and 1.6°C, respectively.

The proposed bill intends to outlaw the availability of nicotine pouches and cigarettes from vending machines in addition to targeting their sale.

The H7N8 virus, suspected to have originated from sick wild birds, has sparked emergency biosecurity measures and possible interruptions to the local egg supply.

Senator Fatima Payman pointed out that powerful countries must take action against "genocidal acts" by the Israeli government.

Six egg farms and one duck farm were affected by the H7N3 and H7N9 strains of avian flu, and around 1 million chickens, or 5% of Australia's laying hens, will be put down to stop the disease from spreading.

To protect children aged 10 and 11 who pose a risk to themselves or others, the police will be granted additional authority.

National Party pledges to cancel proposed offshore wind farm in NSW, promising significant electoral impact ahead of upcoming elections.

Victoria and South Australia brace for sub-zero temps and frost warnings amidst a cold snap sweeping Australia's East Coast.

Find out about the latest wintry weather conditions in southeast Australia as Melbourne has its coldest day in five years. Here, stay informed!

The pressing need for enhanced employee assistance and inclusive workplace practices is highlighted by the high rates of burnout and imminent resignations among Australian workers.

"Our Migration Strategy outlines a clear plan to close the loopholes in international education and this is the next step in delivering that plan," the home affairs minister said. "We need a migration system which delivers the skills we need, but doesn't trade in rorts, loopholes and exploitation."

The NSW report said about 9 in 10 employees put in overtime, revealing that the education sector averaged the highest amount at 12.2 hours.

Peter Dutton had promised that if elected the Coalition government would enact a law to ban under-16s from accessing social media within 100 days.

Meanwhile, it was announced last week that the minimum wage in the country will increase by a mere 3.75%.

Premier Li Qiang of China will be in Australia to discuss trade, investment, and difficulties related to renewable energy.

The data revealed a surge in searches, with ABF reportedly collecting the phone passcodes of about 10,000 visitors in the past two years.

PFOS and PFOA were found in the drinking water of almost 1.8 million Australians in areas such as North Richmond's Sydney suburbs, Quakers Hill, Liverpool, Blacktown, Emu Plains and Campbelltown.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's performance has declined significantly from his post-election high, and this is his weakest showing since November.

Due to the slow-moving low-pressure system that is generating the downpour, more rain is likely for Sydney and the Illawarra.

Many victims chose to remain silent as a result of this poisonous atmosphere; 30% of them took no action, with several saying they felt resigned since the conduct was "accepted around here."

Contrary to official assertions, new assessments revealed that bush burning caused more harm and preserving older woods lowered the fire risk.

Benbrika's legal team was reportedly kept unaware of the confidential study by the Department of Home Affairs that cast doubt on the validity of a technology intended to anticipate terror offenses in the future.

Experts worry about Australia's economic stability in the face of slow growth, recession forecasts, rising interest rates, and unpredictability throughout the world.

Businesses that refuse to accept cash will be subject to fines of up to $25,000, while individuals could be fined $5,000 under this proposed law.

Farrugia, 51, a Maltese national, had his visa reinstated on Monday despite having over 40 convictions for crimes involving assault, drug trafficking, and abduction.

According to NDIS integrity chief John Dardo, at least 5% of the scheme's money is being siphoned.

Speaking on the event at a news conference, Minns reiterated his commitment to promoting unity in New South Wales, while expressing confusion at the vandalism's objectives.

Experienced speechwriter Julianne Stewart was awarded a two-year contract, worth around $300,000 a year, to prepare speeches for government minister Bill Shorten.

Most Australians think China might pose a military threat in the next twenty years, with just 17% certain that the economic superpower will conduct itself properly internationally.