Statues decapitated, splashed with paint
Two statues of former Australian prime ministers have been beheaded and a Captain Cook statue splashed with red paint days out from Australia Day....
Month : January 2025
‘Exorbitant:’ Probe into huge uni pay packets
Powerful university vice-chancellors are expected to be hauled in front of a proposed probe into staff wage theft, governance issues and pay rates....
$10k cash promise for one group
Plumbers, sparkies, brickies and carpenters could be paid $10,000 for finishing their apprenticeship in a new promise to woo votes and build more homes....
’Blink of an eye’: Wild weather warning
Authorities are warning residents to stay alert of changing dangerous weather conditions across the long weekend....
One state bracing for budget black hole
Millions of Aussies are facing a stark budget black hole, with a fresh update expected to show a serious $217bn breakdown in one state’s finances....
Coles drops diehard collectable range
Coles has launched a huge new collectable range from one of the most iconic book and film series of all time – with a nostalgic...
Why Australia’s net quality is so low
The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors – as a new survey measures the overall digital wellbeing...
‘Denies agency’: PM’s snub to Israeli official
Anthony Albanese has pushed back against a troubling claim from Israel’s deputy foreign minister about the surge in anti-Semitic attacks in Australia....
Plea to psychs ahead of walkout threat
Mental Health Minister Rose Jackson called on psychiatrists to remain in their jobs ahead of an expedited arbitration hearing with the independent umpire....
Oz Lotto skyrockets to $70m
The Oz Lotto draw has ballooned even further after no division one winners were announced in Tuesday night’s draw....
