The sentencing of a teenager to 16 years behind bars for the fatal stabbing of grandmother Vyleen White at an Ipswich shopping center has brought into sharp relief the painful intersection of community devastation and the rigid limitations of youth justice legislation

Ensuring safety and support for women* experiencing Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) starts with culturally responsive care. For many culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) and immigrant and refugee women, accessing help can mean facing unique barriers and challenges

Queensland health authorities are stepping up contact tracing efforts after five new measles cases were confirmed across the state’s south-east. Officials are warning the public to expect more infections as measles cases surge nationwide.

Australia’s most vital services—including our electricity, water supply, and transport networks—are facing growing threats from highly advanced, state-backed hacking groups based in China.

MP David Crisafuli has announced the immediate repeal of a controversial regulation, which he terms the "CFMEU Tax," arguing the action is vital to boost productivity and deliver housing affordability across Queensland.

The Australian Government has announced a comprehensive $8.5 million tourism support package for the Red Centre, aimed at revitalizing the region's economy following recent declines in visitor numbers.

Indigenous Affairs Ministers from across Australia gathered via videoconference yesterday to discuss key priorities for First Nations people and communities, with focus turning to upcoming national talks and critical reform areas.

The Albanese Government has committed $8.9 million in funding to undertake critical conservation works at the Port Arthur Historic Site, delivering on an election pledge announced during the 2025 campaign.

Melbourne recently hosted the Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) for the annual National Multicultural Health & Wellbeing Conference, attracting over 300 participants from a range of backgrounds.

Australians who receive welfare benefits, like the Jobseeker payment, often feel intense financial stress, especially in the days leading up to their next check.