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NSW beaches to get dawn-to-dusk drone patrols in $34m anti-shark program
Premier Chris Minns says he wants to restore confidence to beachgoers after series of shark sightings and attacks Follow our Australia news live blog for...
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WA shearing teams look for new ways to make ends meet
Almost 100 shearing shed workers across regional WA sign up to a new training program aimed at helping contractors and their teams find work beyond the sh...
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Pre-made plans falter as England labours again
England came into the World Cup with a side it thought was capable of beating the best teams in the world. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News...
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Disruption-plagued Perth-to-Bunbury train service resumes after years of delays
The disruption-plagued Perth-to-Bunbury train service is back on track following years of breakdowns and delays, but locals remain frustrated over the rol...
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Wallabies and All Blacks locked in for 123-year Bledisloe Cup first
For the first time in 123 years, the Wallabies and All Blacks will play a Bledisloe Cup Test on Anzac Day, with Lang Park hosting in 2027, 2029 and 2031....
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Aussie Davidson cuts into PGA lead heading into dramatic final round
Australian underdog Karis Davidson remains a fighter's chance of landing the biggest pay day in women's golf history after staying in touch with the leade...
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Like many war heroes, the man who won this medal never talked about it
Private Michael Paice never talked about his distinguished medal from World War II, but his story of extraordinary bravery is now being told. Newsiline su...
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Shark-spotting drones to monitor 70 NSW beaches every day of the year
Shark-spotting drones will provide year-round coverage at about 70 beaches along the NSW coast as part of an expanded surveillance program announced after...
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As the cost of living rises, old-school bartering makes a comeback
Bartering is one of the oldest trade systems in the world, and as the cost of living soars, there is growing interest in trading homegrown and homemade go...
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Key observatory shut for months prior to bird flu detection
Volunteers and wildlife advocates push to reopen the Eyre Bird Observatory, arguing the station will be critical in monitoring the potential impact of avi...
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Australia news live: shark-spotting drones to patrol NSW beaches year-round
Premier Chris Minns says technology will be largest expansion of aerial shark surveillance in the world. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardia...
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Serena Williams's return to All England Club sparks fan frenzy
The 23-time grand slam champion is mobbed by fans and praised by players as she returns to the All England Club ahead of her comeback match. Newsiline sum...
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How golf helped man walk again after bike accident left him paralysed
A Sunshine Coast man who was told he would never walk again after a bicycle accident now wants golf to be included in the 2032 Paralympic Games, crediting...
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US launches fresh strikes on Iran near Strait of Hormuz
The United States says it has launched fresh strikes on Iranian military infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions with Iran escalate again de...
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Breaking: US launches fresh strikes on Iran
Explosions were heard in the southern Iranian city of Sirik on Sunday, state broadcaster IRIB reported, without providing further details. Newsiline summa...
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How an outback town with no traffic lights attracts city professionals
After escaping the big smoke, these five young people have swapped the metro rat race for a slower life in the outback – and say they wouldn’t change a th...
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History beckons but a 'fearless' opponent awaits the Socceroos
Egypt is sweating on the fitness of star forward Mohamed Salah, but the Socceroos won't be complacent as they prepare for just the third FIFA World Cup kn...
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Does Pauline Hanson's claim of growing support in the ACT pass the pub test?
The conventional wisdom is that Canberra is a largely left-leaning city, but the national capital is now among places in One Nation's sights as support fo...
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Parents turn to online groups to clothe kids with amputations
Braxton's mum says there needs to be more clothing options available for children with amputations, after struggling to find some for her son whose leg be...
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The fastest human-powered Everest ascent from sea level
Avalanches, altitude sickness, orcs and Justin Bieber — a Brisbane mountaineer is believed to have set a new world record on Mount Everest for charity, de...
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Housing shortage does not deter town from embracing migrants
The township of Naracoorte, nestled in South Australia's rural heartland, has put out the welcome mat for migrants, who have helped enrich its social fabr...
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Live: England takes on Panama with top spot on the line
The Three Lions have already booked a place in the World Cup's knockout stages, but they will be looking to tie up top spot in Group L against Panama, as...
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I have always wished the best for Karl Stefanovic. But if he’s selling racists, thugs and conspiracy theorists, I hope he fails | Hugh Riminton
When I first met Stefanovic he was immediately likable. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original pub...
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When racism is so entrenched in Australia, could paying lip service to multiculturalism do more harm than good? | Anhaar Kareem
Much of the rhetoric encouraging us to have empathy for immigrants is conditional on what they bring to Australia, writes university student Anhaar Kareem...
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Leaks, lawyers and a whistleblower: how did KPMG’s failings emerge – and could more have been done?
A parliamentary inquiry heard claims from one former employee that partners pursued ‘revenue growth at all costs’ Get our breaking news email, free app or...
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Unit owners are wresting back control of their stratas: ‘If I don’t do it, the building will fall into the street’
Amid high costs and low confidence in the industry, some owner-occupiers are taking on Australia’s commercialised strata system Get our breaking news emai...
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Abbie Chatfield: ‘Someone told her worst dating story. I lay on the floor of the stage and screamed’
The podcaster and TV host talks to us about doomscrolling, aliens and a horrifying sound healing that made her want to vomit What’s the best piece of advi...
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Dingo merch, conspiracy shirts: The 1980s artefacts tied to the famous Chamberlain trial
Forty years ago, the chance discovery of a bloodied matinee jacket unravelled a murder conviction. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Just In...
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Venezuela earthquake death toll passes 1,400 as survival window narrows
The death toll from two earthquakes in Venezuela has climbed beyond 1,400, as searches for survivors intensify during the remaining hours of the window fo...
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Hanson has perfected a three-step playbook and Liberals played right into it
We've come a long way since it was Pauline Hanson who didn't know the meaning of big words. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and l...
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Keith Urban is a country megastar — so why release a yacht rock album?
Keith Urban explains why he made a yacht rock album and how his Brisbane cover band days shaped Flow State. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News...
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The truth about narcissists – and why most people get it wrong
As "narcissist" becomes the catch-all insult of the social media age, here is the crucial difference between everyday selfishness and a serious personalit...
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Karl Stefanovic's 'weird personality' might score him a Logie
Karl Stefanovic is no longer part of the Nine family but his audience may not be ready to abandon their prodigal son. Newsiline summarises this report fro...
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The nine books that knocked our critics' socks off this month
June's best books include an Irish saga by Maggie O'Farrell, a gritty memoir by Ralph Jackman and a comic Italian romp by Andrew Sean Greer. Newsiline sum...
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Guy Montgomery is back with your weekly spelling bee fix
Feel free to exhale that breath you've been holding in — it's Sunday and that means it's time to get spelling again. Newsiline summarises this report from...
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Labor unveils new powers to strengthen social media ban
Six months into Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s, the federal government has announced tougher laws that it says will hold big tech...