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Four of New Zealand's 20 district health regions report no active cases, and calls are growing for people to be allowed to return to work.

In a purpose-built aquarium in Heidelberg, dozens of tanks hold more than 600 endangered animals.

The environment department has been investigating the deaths since uncovering scores of dead eagles at a property in Tubbut, in far east Gippsland, in May 2018.

The 42-year-old said he didn't hear numerous deputies searching the private island for him on foot, by boat and by air because he was asleep in a building. He told the deputy he didn't know it was a restricted area, despite there being numerous "no trespassing" signs.

Centre Alliance senator Rex Patrick has told the government to change the way companies are assessed for Commonwealth projects to ensure Australian businesses have a better chance to secure contracts.

All you need to know for Monday's seven-race meeting.

Australia and New Zealand want change after Bill Beaumont won another term as World Rugby chairman.

Western Australia has recorded its fourth day in a row of no new cases of coronavirus however the state's death toll has risen to nine after an elderly woman died.

A coordinated operation from the AFP, Border Force and NSW Police which targeted purchasers of child-like sex dolls has resulted in three men being arrested across two days.

If you suspect you or a family member has coronavirus you should call (not visit) your GP or ring the national Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080.

Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan has withdrawn his attack on Daniel Andrews and admitted his frustrations led him to “overstep the mark”.

The cold snap affecting much of Queensland is expected to hang around for another morning or two, with the mercury set to sink close to or even below freezing in some parts on Monday.

It's not often one destroys the opposition on debut, and by her third start was competing against a soon-to-be star sprinter and dual Group 1 winner.

There are now 63 infections linked to the nursing home including 26 staff members and 37 residents since the outbreak on April 11.

Port Adelaide midfielder Tom Rockliff says the AFL is biased toward Victorian teams after the league's ruling to prevent certain clubs resuming group training.

Cronulla captain Wade Graham said he was annoyed by the perception that players were trying to undermine ARLC chairman Peter V'landys.

England star Geva Mentor says there are three options on the table, but hopes one of them is given the green light.

Cologne's players are continuing to train despite three positive tests for coronavirus at the club that have unsettled the German soccer league's restart plans.

A truck driver charged with killing four police officers on a Melbourne freeway says he is "genuinely sorry and saddened" about their deaths.

North Korea fired at a South Korean military guard post several times, prompting it to shoot back twice.

in 1965, two people were charged over the distribution and sale of the Trial of Lady Chatterley in Melbourne. The trial would challenge Australia's strict censorship laws.

Year 10 student Lucinda misses her friends during remote learning but doesn't want an early return to the classroom.

Each team is expected to play 16 regular season games as per usual, though the league is evaluating contingency plans should this prove untenable.

There is something irreplaceable about students and teachers coming together to learn in person.

Hundreds of sightseeing spots have also been reopened, including the Forbidden City in Beijing, as authorities sought to revive and repair local economies.