Ex-Man United manager Alex Ferguson hospitalised after feeling unwell at Premier League match
Sir Alex Ferguson is sent to hospital after feeling unwell ahead of his former club's Premier League match against Liverpool.
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E-bike sales surge 300 per cent in Darwin as more people ditch cars and costly fuel
Bike shops in Darwin are experiencing soaring demand as more people turn to one of the oldest and simplest alternatives to cars amid skyrocketing fuel prices, but advocates say the federal government is stil...
ACT government locks in direct light rail Stage 2B route to Woden following feedback
The ACT government sought feedback on two possible routes for light rail from the city south to Woden, and is now pushing ahead with its preferred more-direct path.
Cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz says it was attacked as peace negotiations continue
A cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz says it was attacked by multiple small craft, marking at least two dozen attacks in and around the strait since the Iran war began.
Queensland Rail is changing how it staffs train stations. Here's what you need to know
Queensland Rail says it is moving to a system where staffing is based on "customer needs and patronage", but the changes have been labelled as "extreme" that will make some stations less safe.
Revealed exhibition brings Aboriginal art from every corner of WA to the public
Revealed, Perth's long-running showcase of Aboriginal art from around Western Australia, allows budding artists to discover their creative side while strengthening their cultural bonds.
Tasmanian public housing tenants in unliveable and unhealthy conditions, and needing help from regulator
Despite unsafe and unusable bathrooms, cockroach infestations eating through wiring and constantly damp carpets, some Tasmanian public housing tenants are having to get the regulator to intervene in order to...
Liveable Victoria launched to campaign against Labor's planning reforms
Residents' groups across Victoria have formed an alliance ahead of the state election, calling for the community and councils to be given a voice when it comes to approving high-density housing.
One Nation's rise could be more than a temporary protest, new polling says
A new poll asks Australians specifically about One Nation and the results show that rather than being a flash in the pan, the minor party's freight train may be a more lasting phenomenon.
Bondi royal commission public hearings begin, with witnesses to share antisemitism lived experience
The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion will hear from people with lived experience in public sessions beginning in Sydney this week.
News avoidance on the rise as young people feel fear, anger and powerlessness about world events
The news has never been more accessible, yet people are tuning out at record levels. Here is how to strike a balance between keeping informed and looking after yourself.
Chargeback 'fraud' crippling small online businesses grappling with higher inflation
Higher inflation, a war in the Middle East, and a ban on surcharges are crippling small businesses. Now they are falling victim to a modern crime.
This week in history quiz, May 4: Can you name the typo on the $50 note?
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The seven factors that will decide if the RBA raises interest rates on Tuesday
Business journalist Emily Stewart walks you through the elements that will contribute to the RBA's decision to change the cash rate on Tuesday.
What can you use your personal leave for?
People employed on a permanent basis in Australia are entitled to 10 days' paid personal leave a year to help navigate illness, caring responsibilities, or family emergencies. But what are the different typ...
Australian police officers can be tracked due to a security flaw in tasers and body-worn cameras
A security flaw means the location of devices used by police, potentially including undercover officers and those travelling home, is visible to anyone with a phone or laptop.
Mariana's husband beat her but police were no help, so she wrote to Putin
Domestic violence and abuse have been described as an "epidemic" in multiple countries, but analysts argue there is something that sets Russia apart: the government is making things worse.
F1 live Miami Grand Prix: Oscar Piastri starts seventh, Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen on front row
Oscar Piastri will start the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix from seventh on the grid, as drivers' championship leader Kimi Antonelli begins on pole position. Follow live.
Two US service members missing after military exercises in Morocco
A search and rescue operation is underway for the service members who went missing in mountainous terrain.
Trump says US not likely to accept new peace proposal, Iran prepared for 'renewed' hostilities
US President Donald Trump says he will review a new Iranian peace proposal, but casts doubt over its prospects as he left open the possibility of future attacks on Iran.
Damian Buswell, Dennis Jung and Mark Mudie added to Fallen Firefighters’ Honour Roll
Hundreds of people have honoured the families and legacies of Western Australia's fallen firefighters at a memorial service in Kings Park on Sunday.
Man charged with murder and attempted murder after violent incident at family home in south-west Sydney
A father, mother and brother have died after a family member allegedly assaulted them at a Rosemeadow home in Sydney's south-west.
Family of Sydney shark attack victim Mercury Psillakis welcomes training of surfers as drone pilots
Mike Psillakis and his twin brother's widow, Maria, join authorities to announce a program that will see surfers become drone pilots.
Man, 18, dies after car rolls over on Mitchell Freeway while travelling northbound
The man, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, sustained critical injuries and died a short time later after being conveyed to Royal Perth Hospital.