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The club has pulled down a job advertisement seeking an unpaid volunteer working up to 26 hours a week due to a communication error.

While lightning forms a wedge issue.

Research shows one-in-four drivers and motorcycle riders who died on Queensland roads were over the limit.

Kangaroo Point is not what it used to be, and its connection to the past is set to be further severed with a new development that locals fear will kill their suburb's character.

MPs shocked by an enforced five-week holiday at a crucial time in Brexit negotiations must choose between an election or a constitutional fight with the Queen.

NSW Labor has suspended Kaila Murnain as its general secretary after she lost the confidence of leader Jodi McKay following revelations about illegal donations from a Chinese billionaire.

With the Ashes on a knife edge, Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has hurt his ankle playing touch football at training on Wednesday.

An inquiry into Crown Resorts has prompted casino tycoon Lawrence Ho to hold off buying more shares in the casino giant from James Packer.

'Unprecedented', 'outrageous', say furious MPs as PM tells the Queen to shut down parliament for a crucial five weeks before Brexit.

Manly hooker Apisai Koroisau is tipped to head to Belmore next season.

The music industry welcomed the finding festival regulations were rushed through and created uncertainty. But government members say repealing them is "almost certain to cost more young people their lives".

The University of Technology Sydney will lower its ATAR threshold for women who want to study engineering

Year 9 has been called the lost year, and a survey of Victorian government schools confirms it is the year when students are least engaged with their education.

One police officer could be managing up to 100 registered sex offenders in Victoria, meaning high-risk paedophiles and rapists in the community are not being properly monitored.

The food and dairy producer as warned of continued pressure from drought, saying its suppliers had had "one of the most difficult dairy farming years" ever.

After Johnson & Johnson copped an $845 million fine, one lawyer said the US opioid crisis 'began in Tasmania' - the world's hub for legal opium poppies.

Water police recovered the body, and it’s believed the person’s death was accidental.

A battle over a statue of a boy reading a book has caused brouhaha in Sydney's CBD.

The Australian Salaried Medical Officers Federation (ASMOF) NSW is pursuing a class action on behalf of its doctors-in-training members.

Fortress Brookie is back in business as Manly prepare to raise the "house full" sign for the first time in five years.

Coach Briony Akle says the Swifts are far from daunted about facing defending premiers the Sunshine Coast in front of their fanatical home crowd this weekend.

Coach Briony Akle says the Swifts are far from daunted about facing defending premiers the Sunshine Coast in front of their fanatical home crowd this weekend.

High prices in Australia's technology sector boosted the stock market as recession fears emerge in Europe.

More than 50 years after the city's tram network was ripped up, a new tram glided from Town Hill to Circular Quay during the day for the first time.