SA leaders go head-to-head ahead of march election

Major party leaders in South Australia are scheduled to face off in a live debate as the state prepares for its upcoming March election.

Effie awards open as marketing excellence put to the test

Entries have officially opened for the 2026 Australian Effie Awards, inviting brands, agencies, and marketing teams across the country to submit campaigns that demonstrate measurable business impact.

School introduces e-bike lessons amid rising teen crashes

A Queensland school has introduced dedicated e-bike and e-scooter safety lessons for students following growing concerns about serious crashes involving teenagers across the state.

NAB profit jumps as aussie dollar hits 19-month high

National Australia Bank (NAB) has reported a significant increase in quarterly profit, with earnings rising by approximately 30 percent compared to the previous corresponding period.

Prime minister signals east-coast high-speed rail plan

The Federal Government has signalled that a major announcement regarding a proposed high-speed rail network connecting Australia’s east coast could be made soon.

Premiums to rise 4.41% as the government approves an increase in private health insurance

Australians with private health insurance will face higher premiums from April, after the Federal Government approved an average increase of 4.41 per cent for 2026.

Flickerfest short film festival heads to hervey bay

Australia’s premier short film festival, Flickerfest, is set to arrive in Hervey Bay as part of its national tour, bringing a curated selection of acclaimed short films to regional Queensland.

RBA Signals no clear path for future interest rates

The Reserve Bank of Australia has indicated there is no fixed trajectory for future interest rate decisions, following its recent cash rate increase.

Coalition migration policy debate intensifies amid strategy talks

Political debate is continuing across Canberra as discussion grows around the federal Coalition’s migration policy settings and broader strategic direction.

Health insurance errors could cost aussies up to $828 a year

A new report has raised concerns that billing errors within Australia’s private health insurance system could be costing policyholders an average of up to $828 per year, sparking renewed scrutiny over transparency and accountability in the sector.
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