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Ezi Magbegor is set to lead the Opals at the Women’s Basketball World Cup, showcasing resilience and leadership amidst team challenges.
Taylah Preston and Daria Kasatkina exit the US Open in the second round as rain causes further delays for Alex de Minaur's match.
Buffel grass poses heightened fire risks in South Australia, prompting a parliamentary inquiry to improve management strategies and protect native vegetation.
The opening of Savers in Geelong raises concerns among local charities about competition and community impact in Australia's thrift retail market.
Australian teachers report losing a third of teaching time due to student misbehavior, leading to widespread calls for effective behavior management strategies.
Indigenous leaders in the Northern Territory seek guarantees for mine rehabilitation before approving new projects, highlighting financial inadequacies and environmental risks.
At 63, Scott Gladman swims the 1,650 km Darling River to raise awareness for motor neurone disease and Parkinson's, transforming personal challenges into collective hope.
A significant fire at Tasmania's Tungatinah Power Station was contained by emergency services with no injuries and ongoing secure power operations.
Whyalla's steelworks teeters on the edge of uncertainty as sale delays raise local anxieties around jobs and economic stability.
Daniil Medvedev cruised through his opening match at the US Open, while former champions Marin Cilic and Casper Ruud both withdrew due to injury.
Grocery prices in Australia have risen 8.5% in a year, outpacing wage growth and forcing families to adapt their shopping habits.
South-East Queensland anticipates higher temperatures with the arrival of spring after a winter marked by inconsistent rainfall patterns.
The Bush School program enhances learning and wellbeing by immersing students in nature, revealing significant academic and personal growth benefits.
Three Australian players, Storm Hunter, Talia Gibson, and Adam Walton, suffered first-round defeats at the US Open, marking a tough start for the contingent.