About 50,000 people climb Bluff Knoll in WA's Stirling Range each year, and emergency services are finding more people are getting stuck, lost or failing to carry enough water.

The Australia Institute study analysed poker machine numbers in local government areas across Australia, and found that in ...

Ruck contests, the stand rule, and the 'last disposal' out of bounds rule are among a host of changes ahead of 2026 ...

These five high-yielding utility stocks could benefit from the massive increase in electricity use by data centers.

For years, illegal fishing vessels operated near Australia’s Heard and McDonald Islands. Here’s what happened after they were ...

The centre bounce is the one contest in football which is evenly matched in terms of numbers around the ball, and normally, the types of players involved ...

This spring offers a critical window to see if man-made "bungalows" installed in rivers can help a struggling fish species.

Beijing is piling pressure on the Government to back the new super-embassy by threatening “consequences” if it does not do so ...

A new study by a Utah anthropologist, based on genetic evidence, concludes that the colonizers of Sahul arrived later than ...

On the latest available figures, Australia has granted just under 3500 visas to people from Gaza. But in a sign of just how secretive the government has been, these figures haven’t been updated since ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. As global heat records keep tumbling, a new analysis shows the Paris climate treaty is having an impact, with warming on track to reach ...

Australia's bank branches continue their dramatic decline with 155 closures in the past year, leaving just 3205 remaining, though a government moratorium has slowed the regional exodus. The retreat, ...