Police searching Lake Eucumbene in the NSW Snowy Mountains have recovered a second body, after two men in their 70s failed to return from a fishing trip.
Almost one in three Australians with a mental health condition that impacts their life are unlikely to seek support, new data released by Beyond Blue on World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September)...
Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith is battling newspapers that reported war crimes allegations against him over the cost of his failed defamation case.
Today, Monday 4 September, is World Leukaemia Day and the Leukaemia Foundation is urging all Australians impacted by the disease to reach out for support by dialling Australia’s first dedicated blood cancer support line.
Federal parliamentarians return to Canberra for the next sitting fortnight, when workplace law changes and ongoing cost of living issues will dominate.
Federal politicians and their staff have been urged to report abuse and harassment to police as the Indigenous voice referendum campaign gets under way.
Beekeepers will seek millions of dollars in compensation in a potential class action against the NSW and federal governments after their hives were destroyed in a bid to stop the varroa mite.
A peak pharmacy body has shelved its campaign against 60-day medicine dispensing and agreed to talks to iron out an agreement that will not jeopardise the viability of local pharmacies.
Healthcare workers without the COVID-19 vaccination will return to Queensland hospitals as the government begins consultation to scrap a pandemic-enforced rule.
The consumer watchdog hopes Qantas will be dealt a record fine for a consumer law breach if its allegations about the airline's cancelled advertised tickets prove correct.
The head of Snowy Hydro has apologised for large cost blowouts but has promised Australia's largest renewable energy project will still show a return on investment for taxpayers.
Spring is likely to be warmer than usual with below average rainfall for most of Australia, according to the Bureau of Meteorology's long-range forecast.
Don and Gail Patterson are being honoured in a public memorial service as speculation swirls about what led to their suspected mushroom poisoning deaths.
A floor under pay rates and a raft of other protections unveiled by the Labor government are expected to stop gig workers relying on tips to make ends meet.Â
Qantas is facing court action as the consumer watchdog alleges the national carrier advertised tickets for 8000 flights that had already been cancelled.Â
The rental crisis is driving a growing number of Australians into homelessness, particularly people from marginalised communities, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
The former head of Snowy Hydro has expressed surprise at reports the price tag for the already overblown and delayed Snowy 2.0 pumped-hydro project could hit $12 billion.
More than 300 Victorians died using state euthanasia laws last financial year, in what the premier believes is a sign of growing confidence in the scheme.
