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Delays could see nation's first offshore wind project blown off course
Environmental timelines outlined by Star of the South show the offshore wind farm project could take up to an additional five years to be completed, leavi...
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Congo cancels World Cup farewell as US clarifies Ebola quarantine rules
The Congo football team cancels its farewell in Kinshasa as the US clarified what the rules would be for players and staff entering the country for the Wo...
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Live: ASX is set to surge after Wall Street rallies
The Aussie share market is set to open strong after a rally on Wall Street. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to...
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Iran examining US proposal as Trump says talks in 'final stages'
Iran says it is examining the latest US proposal received from mediator Pakistan in talks to end the Middle East war, despite the two sides trading threat...
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Live: Paul Keating backs CGT changes as 'structurally sound'
Former prime minister Paul Keating says the government's changes to capital gains tax are "structurally sound" and seek to "arrest" the growth in house pr...
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How watching Aussies win Olympic gold 'changed everything' for rugby star
When Isabella Nasser tuned in to watch the 2016 Rio Olympics as a 13-year-old, she had little idea of the pathway her life was about to take. Newsiline su...
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Is Canberra's CBD unsafe? It depends who you ask
ACT industry groups say drug use and widespread construction are among issues eroding feelings of safety. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News A...
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Child traumatised by family violence now learning 'new words every day'
When Claire arrived at a women's refuge in outer Sydney with her four-year-old daughter in tow, the child was "barely able to speak clearly". Newsiline su...
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X fights Andrew and Tristan Tate's bid to unmask anonymous critics
Misogynist influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have struck a hurdle in their bid to unmask anonymous users they allege have defamed them, with social medi...
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Victorian town braces for impact of impending Bega Cheese factory closure
Bega Cheese's Strathmerton factory, which employed more than 300 workers, is set to close its doors on June 30, leaving residents in the small Victorian t...
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Man charged with stealing camera equipment from Bondi shooting victim in aftermath of terror attack
Police allege an attender at the Hanukah event before the shooting stole a deceased 61-year-old’s camera equipment then pawned it Get our breaking news em...
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Photographer accused of stealing Bondi terror attack victim's camera
A photographer who allegedly stole a Bondi terror attack victim's camera, before pawning off the equipment days later, has been charged. Newsiline summari...
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Pendlebury's 433rd game simply his latest of many AFL records
Scott Pendlebury is set to be the proud holder of the AFL's games record, but it's only the latest in a long line of records held by the Collingwood icon....
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Snowtown killer James Vlassakis's image has been revealed — here's why
The youngest of the Snowtown killers was the subject of a long-running suppression order that kept his face — or any description of his appearance — hidde...
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A year on, survivors still counting cost of '1-in-500-year' disaster
It was six months before Ed Trotter could return home after record floods on the NSW Mis North Coast. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Austr...
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My Tough Mudder event was cancelled but they won’t refund my tickets. What are my rights?
Your consumer rights depend on the reason for the cancellation, policy professional Kat George writes, and whether the circumstances were beyond the organ...
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Recycling scheme contractor accused of having employees sleep on depot floor sues for $5m
Allegations that a depot operator in Queensland's container exchange recycling program conducted itself in a manner that could be likened to modern slaver...
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Meet the staff and volunteers who make Meals on Wheels go round
For 70 years, Meals on Wheels has been serving Ipswich residents, and every meal comes with a welfare check and a conversation. Newsiline summarises this...
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WHO-linked report warns world more at risk of pandemic now than before COVID
As health leaders face deadly outbreaks of Ebola and hantavirus, a major report finds the world's response system remains dangerously underprepared. Newsi...
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Trawlers may sit idle but residents are holding onto Karumba's future
Karumba's rich fishing industry dates back to the roaring, prawning era of the 60s, but major blows are seeing a seafood decline. Newsiline summarises thi...
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Trump's pick for ambassador to Australia names three priorities for role
David Brat, who rose to political prominence as part of the conservative Tea Party movement, takes questions from senators at a confirmation hearing. News...
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They’re black, white and very cute. But not all gentoo penguins are the same
Gentoo penguins were thought to be a standalone species, but a new study says there are four distinct species — and it could lead to better conservation p...
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'Short-term pain' to wrestle Tasmanian budget back to black in two years
There will be "short-term pain" to get Tasmania's finances back in the black within two years, state treasurer Eric Abetz says ahead of today's budget. Ne...
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Labor burns political capital as tax reform backlash grows
In an already difficult post-budget week, Labor isn't being helped by some of its "friends". Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and...
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Can Australia make its own fertiliser without fossil fuels?
Most fertiliser is a by-product of the oil industry, which is why it's so vulnerable to the current blockade. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC Ne...
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With El Niño waiting in the wings what's in store for Australia's winter season?
The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting winter to be unusually warm across the entire country as an El Niño climate pattern is increasingly likely to tak...
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WA gas users warn Labor not to repeat flaws in state reservation scheme
Western Australian gas users are urging the Albanese government to build stronger transparency and enforcement into its proposed national gas reserve sche...
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Pressure builds on new homes and inflation as costs go through the roof
Amid fast-rising prices — from materials craned in, to rubbish trucked out — a residential builder lists the costlier surcharges, levies and products hamm...
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Why renovating your outdoor area gives 'the best bang for your buck'
Adding a new kitchen or bathroom to your home can be expensive, but budget constraints don't mean you have to take home improvement off the table altogeth...
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Can 'Baby Yoda' get Star Wars fans back in the cinema?
Grogu (aka Baby Yoda) made The Mandalorian a hit on streaming, now Disney is looking to parlay that goodwill into ticket sales to the latest Star Wars cin...
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Would you sit on this? Australian designers take on the humble chair – in pictures
For the 10th edition of Melbourne Design Week, more than 100 chairs by even more designers are on display in an exhibition curated by Friends & Associ...
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Neo-Nazi group told by AEC it can’t become a political party while it hides identities of members
White Australia group says it does not want to ‘doxx’ members as it challenges designation as banned hate group Get our breaking news email, free app or d...
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‘Marginal change’: Keating lashes Coalition, John Howard and startup sector over CGT claims
Former Labor prime minister says the wealthy have been beneficiaries of tax system ‘distortion’ for decades Get our breaking news email, free app or daily...
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Death, taxes and scare campaigns: here’s the truth about Labor’s budget changes | Greg Jericho
Conservative media is stoking unfounded fears on reform. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original pu...
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ATO issues $1,650 fine to 97-year-old woman who had not ‘prioritised tax obligations’ after husband’s death
Tax office apologises as ombudsman delivers stinging criticism, saying ‘ATO won’t learn unless people highlight the mistakes’ Get our breaking news email,...
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'My dear friend': Putin and Xi praise partnership during talks in Beijing
While Russia faces economic and financial sanctions from other countries, China remains a prominent and loyal customer. Newsiline summarises this report f...