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A petition with 13,000 signatures highlights the essential role of teacher-librarians in boosting student literacy amid declining reading proficiency.
Elena Rybakina's semifinal win at the US Open against Qinwen Zheng marks her ascent to world number one, ending Aryna Sabalenka's reign.
A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Teddy, survived a crocodile attack at Lee Point beach in Darwin, highlighting water safety precautions.
Christopher John Duff stands trial for illegally accessing court data, allegedly using AI tools to facilitate the breach and seek legal advice.
Soil tests reveal high lead levels in Broken Hill childcare centers, prompting criticism of the EPA's lack of direct communication to parents about health risks.
Trainer Jack Trengove receives a lifetime ban and fine for dishonesty, failing to disclose an injury when transferring a greyhound to a new owner.
Calls for a moratorium on floodplain harvesting in NSW grow as legal ambiguities hinder effective water regulation and threaten ecological health.
Wild Child Laboratories is in legal trouble for misleading SPF claims, leading to multiple lawsuits and concerns over the integrity of the sunscreen industry.
The NRL minor premiership is on the line as the Warriors and Panthers vie for supremacy, with critical matchups set to determine the outcome.
As Australia pushes for affordable housing, concerns rise about the potential trade-offs in quality and sustainability in new construction efforts.
Conflicting advice during postpartum care can leave new mothers feeling overwhelmed and anxious, affecting their confidence and mental health.
As travelers increasingly turn to digital tools, visitor information centers struggle to remain relevant despite their unique local knowledge and insights.
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.
South-East Queensland anticipates higher temperatures with the arrival of spring after a winter marked by inconsistent rainfall patterns.