Australia evacuates diplomat families amid middle east security concerns

The Australian Government has confirmed the evacuation of dependents of diplomatic staff from Israel and Lebanon as regional security conditions continue to deteriorate. The precautionary measure is intended to minimise risk to personnel's families while diplomatic operations remain under heightened security monitoring.
Sydney hospital fungal outbreak

Sydney hospital fungal outbreak prompts unit closure and investigation

Health authorities have confirmed that a fungal infection outbreak at a major Sydney hospital has resulted in two patient deaths and multiple additional infections, prompting the temporary closure of a specialised transplant unit. The incident has triggered an immediate clinical response and precautionary measures aimed at protecting vulnerable patients receiving complex medical care.

Salisbury Station Reopens After Accessibility Upgrade

Salisbury station in Brisbane will reopen on Monday, 2 March, following a full accessibility rebuild. It is one of seven surface stations being upgraded on Brisbane's south side.

Leslie Patrick Park Playground to Receive Major Accessibility Upgrade

The City of Moreton Bay's all abilities playground at Leslie Patrick Park in Arana Hills is scheduled for a major upgrade aimed at increasing accessibility for children of all abilities.

Pharmacists Urge Government to Back Medicine Safety Programs in Federal Budget

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA), the nation’s peak body for pharmacists, has issued an urgent call to the Federal Government to support the delivery of essential medicine safety programs. The PSA warns that the current lack of support is placing the health of many Australians at increasing risk.

Queensland Government Launches Seniors Month Grants to Foster Age-Friendly Communities

The Queensland Government has announced the launch of the Age-friendly Seniors Month Grant Program, aimed at supporting local initiatives that enhance the well-being and social inclusion of older Queenslanders. In partnership with Council on the Ageing Queensland, the program will provide grants ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 to local governments, community organizations, and not-for-profit groups.

Wage Payments in Australia Show Consistent Growth Over Two Years

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveals that the total value of wages and salaries paid to workers across Australia has continued to grow steadily over the past two years, pointing to ongoing resilience in the labour market.
Australia inflation January 2026 data released by ABS

Inflation steady at 3.8 per cent as housing and electricity drive price pressures

Australia’s annual inflation rate remained steady at 3.8 per cent in the year to January 2026, according to new data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Research study on endometrial cancer genetics

Genetics Play Significant Role in Endometrial Cancer Risk, Landmark Study Reveals

A groundbreaking new study has upended the widely held belief that obesity is the primary factor driving endometrial cancer risk, revealing that genetics play a powerful and independent role in the disease.
Aboriginal shields on display at UQ Anthropology Museum

Celebrating Aboriginal Heritage: UQ Museum Opens Shields Exhibition

A major exhibition celebrating the artistry and cultural significance of traditional Aboriginal shields has opened at The University of Queensland’s Anthropology Museum.
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