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Newcastle Knights champion Tyson Frizell has celebrated his 300th NRL game amidst icy Canberra conditions, as late team changes and major judiciary news shake up the league.
More than 1.5 million Australians are currently caught in the 'sandwich generation,' balancing the exhausting demands of raising children, holding down careers, and caring for aging parents. As the nation’s aged care system struggles to keep up, these unpaid carers are warning they are on the brink of burnout.
A pioneering smart highway system is being trialled in the Upper Hunter town of Cassilis to manage the influx of heavy vehicles headed for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone. The solar-powered Rural Intersection Speed Zone (RISZ) technology will dynamically lower speed limits to ensure safer merging at key freight bottlenecks.
A tragic incident at a landmark Eschol Park property has left a young man dead and five dogs slated for euthanasia after a council worker was also injured during their seizure.
While preparing for the upcoming AFLW season, elite players like Caitlin Reid and Emily Pease are balancing the demands of professional sport with high-pressure careers in medicine and zookeeping.
The Wallabies kicked off their 2026 Test season with a breathtaking performance against rugby powerhouse Ireland in Sydney. Fans were treated to an electrifying try-fest, setting a high bar for the Nations Cup campaign.
The National Indigenous Music Awards celebrated an extraordinary night of storytelling and sound, with Yolŋu hip-hop sensation Baker Boy and dynamic duo Birdz and Fred Leone taking home the evening's highest honors.
Award-winning playwright Jane Harrison’s new production, Bennelong in London, challenges centuries-old colonial narratives by bringing the legendary Wangal leader face-to-face with a modern-day actor. Showing at the Sydney Theatre Company, the play reclaims Bennelong's story as one of brilliant diplomacy rather than tragic defeat.
The high-profile trial of veteran radio host Alan Jones has begun in Sydney, laying bare explosive allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming. While the defence claims the charges are the product of industry rivalries and media betrayal, the court has heard gripping testimony from the first complainant.
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