Sydney woman hit with $960 worth of ticketless parking fines in four days
A Sydney woman says she has been left stressed and angry after being slapped with three ticketless parking fines in four days ...
From pride to protests: King and Queen's Sydney visit proves Royals will always be a big draw
As time crept towards the royals' scheduled arrival, you could feel the anticipation. Police were on patrol, a sniper was at ...
Report from International Monetary Fund shows grim forecast for Australia
The chances of an interest rate cut early next year could now be slipping further away after the latest report from the ...
Qantas trials phasing out of Australia's incoming passenger card with new digital alternative
Passengers flying in from New Zealand tried a new "fast-tracked arrival process" by using the new Digital Travel Declaration (ATD) as part of a joint initiative with the Australian government. Qantas ...
Hezbollah official tipped as next leader Hashem Safieddine killed in air strike, Israel says
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said during a trip to Israel today that leaders there should "capitalise" on Sinwar's ...
'Bleak sign of the times': Man diagnosed with scurvy amid cost-of-living crisis, weight loss surgery
But an Australian man has been diagnosed with scurvy - and experts say the cost-of-living crisis may partly be to blame for a ...
Number of Australians at risk of mortgage stress falls for third straight month
According to the latest Roy Morgan survey, conducted over three months to September with 10,000 owner-occupied mortgage ...
Super-thin skyscraper, just one apartment wide, planned for Dubai
A super-narrow skyscraper, measuring no more than a single apartment across, is being planned for Dubai. The Muraba Veil will reach 380 metres into the sky but will be just about 20m across, according ...
Cash-strapped Bruce Lehrmann to learn if appeal over defamation loss can go ahead
In April, Justice Michael Lee ruled that Lehrmann sexually assaulted Higgins in Parliament House based on the balance of ...
Coles and Woolies head down down to the Federal Court
Both supermarkets will face the Federal Court on Wednesday accused of violating consumer law by the Australian Competition ...
Hundreds of Qantas engineers hold snap strike amid pay dispute
The snap strike comes after weeks of industrial action by the Qantas Engineers' Alliance, - comprising the Australian ...
A giant meteorite boiled the oceans 3.2 billion years ago. Scientists say it was a 'fertiliser bomb' for life
"The oceans likely contained some life, but not as much as today in part due to a lack of nutrients. Some people even ...