Property owners on Moreton Island break their silence about a “David and Goliath” dispute with the island’s management, which they say is threatening to send some of them broke.
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How Perth Stadium stacks up against Australia's best sports grounds
It’s been billed as the most modern, state-of-the-art ground in Australia, so ahead of its opening this weekend we run the ruler over Perth Stadium to see how it compares to the rest.
Another funding route for Adani? Finance agency confirms talks
Trade Minister Steven Ciobo has quietly explored the option of taxpayer support for Adani’s embattled coal project through Australia’s export finance agency.
Worker starting again after 17 years as Ipswich plant closes doors
Toni-Maree Shaddock thought she had a job for life but is now looking for a new job after the Ipswich chicken processing plant she worked at closed today.
Cyclist paralysed by distracted driver misses 'the simple things in life'
A man whose life has been “irreversibly changed” by a distracted driver who hit him while reaching for her ringing mobile phone says he misses holding his wife’s hand, as the woman responsible for his injuries is sentenced.
'I told him to keep fighting': Shipwreck survivor bids final farewell to mate
A survivor of a shipwreck off the Philippines that claimed the life of Anthony ‘Johnny’ Mahoney speaks of his final moments with his mate, as the sailor’s family calls for answers about what was done to rescue him.
Australia v England: Smith's side attempt to level series at the Gabba
Australia finds itself trailing England for once this summer after the tourists ran out convincing winners in the first ODI in Melbourne. Can the Aussies turn it around at the Gabba? Follow the action in our live ScoreCentre.
Finch's ton not enough as ODI hosts become prey for the English
England’s top order fires in unison to give them a four-wicket win in the second ODI against Australia, as Aaron Finch’s second straight hundred for the hosts could not prevent them falling 2-0 behind in the series.
Cattle Council of Australia quits industry reforms
Grass-fed cattle producers’ efforts to establish a more democratic, directly elected representative body are dealt a major blow by Australia’s peak industry council.
Clip, crop, cat: Regular grooming will have your pet feline fine
Terrified of washing your cat? It turns out they don’t mind the occasional shower, and a haircut can help them cope with the heat.