Victoria braces for classic fire spike day as extreme conditions hit

Victoria is on high alert as authorities warn of a “classic fire spike day”, with extreme heat, strong northerly winds, and dry conditions combining to significantly elevate bushfire risk across parts of the state.

Multicultural march returns for 2026 to celebrate diversity across NSW

The Multicultural March initiative will return in 2026, launching a month-long celebration across New South Wales that aims to promote inclusion, respect, and cultural diversity within communities.

Samia baho empowers migrant women in melbourne’s west

Samia Baho, a former Eritrean refugee, has become a leading advocate and support figure for migrant and refugee women in Melbourne’s western suburbs, helping them overcome social, economic, and cultural barriers to find employment and build stable lives.

ACCC takes coles to federal court over misleading discount campaign

Australia’s consumer watchdog has commenced Federal Court proceedings against supermarket giant Coles, alleging the company engaged in a planned campaign to mislead customers through deceptive discount pricing practices.

NSW to receive an extra public holiday in 2026 and 2027

The New South Wales Government has confirmed that the state will receive an additional public holiday in both 2026 and 2027, marking a significant commemorative event and delivering an extended break for millions of residents.

PM makes ‘Down Payment’ on $30 Billion Shipyard Project

The Federal Government has announced the first stage of funding for a landmark $30 billion submarine shipyard project in South Australia, committing $3.9 billion as an initial investment in what is being described as a transformative defence and industry initiative.

Queensland Parliament Passes Electoral Reform Laws Aimed at Increasing Fairness and Transparency

The Queensland Government has passed a series of electoral reforms through Parliament, aiming to increase fairness, transparency, and integrity in the state's election processes.
ACCC NDIS provider conduct warning over consumer law breaches

ACCC Raises Concerns Over NDIS Provider Conduct, Warns of Consumer Law Breaches

Australia’s competition and consumer watchdog has highlighted risks for participants in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) from provider practices that may breach consumer protection laws.
Brisbane housing plans for Chermside and Upper Mt Gravatt precincts

Brisbane City Council Unveils Plans for Increased Housing in Chermside and Upper Mt Gravatt

Brisbane City Council has announced plans that could see thousands of new homes delivered in two major suburban centres as part of the next stage of its housing strategy.
Raine Island green turtles nesting as part of recovery project

Collaborative Project Aims to Protect Green Turtles on Raine Island

A collaboration between the State Government, the Federal Government, and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) has resulted in thousands of turtles being counted, rescued, tagged, relocated, and hatched on Raine Island.Meteorologists have forecast rainfall totals of up to 300 millimetres in parts of Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and surrounding areas. Authorities warn that intense downpours could trigger flash flooding, hazardous driving conditions, and possible river level rises in vulnerable catchments.
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