President Trump enacts executive orders aimed at limiting birthright citizenship and curbing birth tourism as part of his immigration strategy.
UEFA maintains its boycott threat against FIFA, citing lost confidence in President Gianni Infantino and unmet demands for reform.
Hannah Priest transformed from a high school teacher to captain of St Kilda, exemplifying the growth and evolution of women's football in Australia.
Local residents oppose the Paling Yards Wind Farm due to potential harm to 100-year-old trees honoring WWI veterans, raising cultural preservation issues.
The Gold Coast light rail Stage 3 opens this Sunday, linking Broadbeach to Burleigh Heads with eight new stops and affordable fares.
Charlie King's retirement marks the end of an era in broadcasting, highlighting his significant contributions to Indigenous representation and community advocacy.
Canberra's distinctive bus shelters, designed in the 1970s, are now included in the ACT Heritage Register, highlighting their cultural significance.
Australia's new white strawberry varieties are sweeter and more diverse, capturing consumer interest despite limited supply.
Four talented girls from a local dance school make their Adelaide stage debut in the musical Anastasia, showcasing their skills and tenacity.
New research highlights the protein osteopontin in breastmilk, revealing its crucial role in enhancing infants' immunity and combating respiratory infections.
A recent case reveals the dangers of misleading conservation claims by businesses, highlighting the need for transparency in online commerce.
Australia's ASIC has issued warnings about offshore prediction markets, emphasizing the significant financial risks and the lack of consumer protections for users.
Domestic Violence Minister Amanda Camm faces backlash for alleged funding cuts and a failure to provide updates on crucial domestic violence recommendations.
Luke Gosling faces growing pressure amid assault charges, raising questions of accountability and the impact on public trust in political leadership.
Nine Yolŋu ancestors were laid to rest in Arnhem Land, marking a significant step in addressing historical injustices and promoting cultural heritage repatriation.