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Newcomer Grace Jarvis among the up-and-coming stars who shone at Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Round six of the NRL season featured plenty of highlights and a couple of key upsets.

As pandemic lockdowns ease around the world, these home-grown companies want to overhaul the way we track respiratory illness.

Experts fear that measures to protect a crucial koala population from a housing development in their habitat may not be implemented.

The Health Department estimates more than 13 million vaccines have been delivered but not yet used, including 11.5 million doses across pharmacies and GPs.

Fairfield deputy mayor Dai Le has put her hand up to contest the electorate of Fowler as an independent candidate.

One of the problems is that yachts need constant maintenance, yet the people who would normally pay for it are sanctioned.

Victoria’s triple-zero call service was blindsided by the Omicron emergency after wrongly assuming that COVID-19 infections would keep falling as the Delta wave subsided.

Yet Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne seems strangely complacent about the nation’s planned security deal with China.

Pollsters regularly ask voters which party they believe can best “manage” the economy, but the question itself is flawed.

Labor will promise an inquiry to consider the “design, operation and sustainability” of the NDIS, warning that money is being wasted while Australians are denied help.

The head of the state’s Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority has commissioned research investigating the impact of alcohol availability on domestic violence and assault in NSW.

Ku-ring-gai councillors want a big increase in fines for illegal tree removal after Killara residents complained that not all citizens were playing by the rules.

Two First Nations advocacy groups are urging whichever party wins the May election to build more than 8000 new homes to fix overcrowding in remote communities.

Traders of US government debt were dealt a stern reminder last week not to sleep on a market that’s been headed in one direction for a long time.

You don’t need a big budget or lots of space to build muscle and improve form. Ahead, experts make the case for resistance bands as an alternative to a gym membership.

She weathered a scandal of her own when her then-fiance Jude Law slept with his children’s nanny in the mid-2000s. In her latest Netflix project, Miller – now 40 – reclaims the power.

With limited job opportunities, and unstable work, the stage lends itself to being an extremely toxic work place.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese visited the Newstead Brewery, which is located around the corner from the federal Liberals’ long-serving campaign headquarters.

The newly reported deaths are the first since two people passed away in mid-March in the northeastern province of Jilin.

Swedish police say the riots are extremely serious crimes against society and suspect some protesters are linked to criminal gangs that intentionally target police.

Swedish police say the riots are extremely serious crimes against society and suspect some protesters are linked to criminal gangs that intentionally target police.

Port Beach is a popular spot for ocean lovers in Perth’s southern suburbs but is also one of the two most at-risk beaches for erosion.

The biggest private investor in WA’s power system wants to know when Collie’s coal-fired power stations will shut to give it time to invest in wind and batteries.

Just a week into the election campaign proper both parties are focusing their election commitments heavily on key and marginal WA seats.