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Live: NDIS inquiry told 240,000 people to be 'exited' from scheme
A Senate inquiry into the government's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) changes has been told 240,000 people will be "exited" from the scheme....
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How a routine training operation became the Black Hawk tragedy
During counterterrorism training in 1996, two Black Hawk helicopters collided. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers...
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Bushies reunite for bikes, beers and banter as record rain lifts spirits
The trip to Marree in South Australia looked a little different for competitors in this year's annual gymkhana and motorkhana, with the outback blooming a...
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Trump claims ‘great settlement’ with Iran, Labor aims at Hanson’s achilles heel, World Cup kicks off
Want to get this in your inbox every weekday? Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the original publisher for...
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Budget blowout in Queanbeyan with 100yo pipe found in unexpected spot
A century-old stormwater drain nearly 2 metres thick is uncovered beneath Queanbeyan's town centre, forcing the council to extend major roadworks and sour...
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Number of dogs euthanased on Sunshine Coast triples after law change
The number of dogs euthanased by a regional Queensland council has more than tripled in recent years, with more dogs put down there than in Brisbane, Aust...
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Recruiting begins for Victoria Police's first regional academy
Victoria Police's new regional training academy in Mildura in the state's north-west will be a full 25-week training program available for up to 25 recrui...
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Australia news live: Richard Marles left adrift as UK counterpart quits hours before scheduled visit to naval yard
Australia’s defence minister had been due to visit a naval base in Portsmouth with British defence secretary John Healey. Newsiline summarises this report...
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Whistleblower former officer 'validated' by NSW Police culture review
Former NSW Police officers who blew the whistle on the toxic culture of the force have welcomed an independent report "validating" their experiences. News...
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Golf legend kicked out of club after employee allegations, report says
A Golf Digest report says Phil Mickelson has been kicked out of a San Diego golf club after a female employee made allegations against the legend of the s...
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'Silly thing': Man fined thousands for dumping tyres in heritage-listed area
A young man who could have paid $115 to discard a trailer load of tyres has been fined thousands for illegally dumping them down a mine shaft in a nationa...
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Celine Cremer search team member to assist with Nannup Four case
The vice-president of a search team that solved two high-profile missing persons cases in Tasmania turns his attention to the Nannup Four case after it wa...
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'I don't see why you would choose this': Fears for swimming's future
Kyle Chalmers spent more than $5,000 to compete at the Australian Swimming Trials, and he says that sort of thing could drive stars away from the sport. N...
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'Irriversible damage': Aboriginal tools covered by new path
A new walking and cycling path has been built over what an Aboriginal organisation describes as a "significant" cultural site in northern Tasmania — and i...
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Lauren can play like a 'normal kid' thanks to 600,000 strangers
Lauren Zeller has a one-in-a-million bleeding disorder, but strangers' blood donations give her a chance to play like other kids. Newsiline summarises thi...
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Beekeepers seek solutions as varroa mite destroys colonies
With many managed colonies under threat from the invasive varroa mite, Queensland beekeepers are trying to find ways to protect their industry. Newsiline...
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More couples opt for micro-weddings and elopements amid cost-of-living crisis
For just $3,000, compared to the average wedding cost of about $38,000, Melbourne couple Averill and Lloyd Johnson pulled off their dream wedding. Newsili...
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'Probably think I'm mad': Broncos coach says NRL title defence is alive
Brisbane coach Michael Maguire declares the Broncos are "still well and truly alive" in the wake of their 42-point belting at the hands of South Sydney on...
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EPA lifts processing ban for recycling facility to reduce fire risk
A ban on metal shredding and processing is lifted for a northern Tasmanian facility following lead dust contamination. Newsiline summarises this report fr...
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From training in local pool to swimming around Manhattan Island
While training in a small NSW country town, cold-water swimmer Peta Bradley is preparing to tackle one of the world's most demanding open-water challenges...
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High social media use linked to 'small' increase in depressive symptoms in teens
A decade-long study following almost 1,200 Melbourne school students finds a "small increased risk" of depressive symptoms for teenagers using social medi...
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Major PFAS class action could lead to multi-billion dollar claim figure
Hundreds of businesses and organisations are part of a major Victorian Supreme Court class action against chemical manufacturer 3M. Newsiline summarises t...
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Air India crash plunged victims' families 'into darkness'
One year on from the fatal Air India crash that claimed 260 lives, families of victims are still waiting for a report into the investigation. Newsiline su...
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Australia cops three ducks in first two overs to lose Bangladesh series
Australia loses a series to Bangladesh for the first time after a disastrous start with the bat in Dhaka. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News A...
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'Broken promise' or not, Albanese's tax decision helps One Nation
There are multiple reasons why alienated voters might be generously donating to One Nation's campaign, including the prime minister's cavalier breaking of...
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Amex ordered to compensate man whose ex accessed his data
Australia's privacy commissioner has threatened a complainant with legal action to prevent the full disclosure of findings of a long-running investigation...
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How One Nation could disrupt Australia's progressive stronghold
The idea that One Nation could come close to the government benches was absurd six months ago, but it is a prospect Victorian Labor MPs and insiders are i...
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A record number of over 40s are at this World Cup. Here's why
A record number of players over 40 will feature at this year's World Cup. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to th...
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Falling currencies, rising inflation put pressure on international students
When Jolie Cao chose to do her undergraduate university degree in Australia, she knew it would be expensive. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC New...
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The Cronulla riots shocked us 20 years ago. A new artwork considers their legacy
Artist Abdul Abdullah says the Cronulla riots were a "moment of revelation" for many Australians as he unveils a new work for Sydney Biennale. Newsiline s...
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This man bought the land stolen from his Indigenous ancestors
Gunditjmara man Craig Molyneux buys back land that was stolen from his ancestors and infuses the property's old church with his Indigenous culture. Newsil...
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Live: World Cup 2026 gets underway at the Azteca
The 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, with the opening ceremony followed by the hosts, Mexico taking on South Africa...
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Live: Trump threatens US will hit Iran 'very hard' and take Kharg Island
Both sides have launches fresh strikes in the Gulf this week as fears mount the near three-month conflict cannot be brought to a swift end. Newsiline summ...
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Pauline Hanson is becoming a problem for Labor – but her focus on battlers could be her kryptonite
Labor talking points this week concede Australians are frustrated with an economy that ‘isn’t working for them’. Newsiline summarises this report from The...
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Cassette tapes were the voice notes of my youth, bringing tales from the diaspora to our living room | Shadi Khan Saif
A Melbourne exhibition summons memories of my family gathering to listen to stories from distant relatives On a sunny Melbourne winter morning, I visited...
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Playing with payphones: how the ubiquitous orange boxes have been gamified by fans
Quaint and often overlooked, phone booths continue to provide an essential public service with millions of free calls being placed each year Get our break...