E-scooters would be legally allowed on shared paths and roads across NSW, if they are ridden by a person older than 16, under a new plan proposed by the government.
Sussan Ley will become the first woman to lead the Liberal Party in its 81-year history after defeating Angus Taylor in this morning’s party room vote. Ley, the moderate candidate
Labor’s landslide election victory has given Australia’s housing market a bounce ahead of an expected interest rate cut next week. Auction clearance rates jumped to 70 per cent in the
For the last three years, Sussan Ley served as deputy opposition leader under Peter Dutton. Now she is the woman to replace him. Ley was today named as next leader
Farmers are pleading for urgent help as a severe drought grips parts of Victoria and Tasmania, leaving dams empty and paddocks barren. Weatherzone revealed last week that parts of both
A bronze oak tree, a lilly-pad inspired walking path and snaking bridges are among the proposed designs for a memorial to Britain’s longest-reigning monarch.
Vivid Sydney is just around the corner and will showcase light installations, music performances, food offers and other illuminating experiences. Vivid Sydney, the 15th running of the festival, will start
TikTok users have been warned against following advice from “finfluencers” about tax returns. Certified Practising Accountants Australia (CPA) said it has seen “outrageous” claims about work-related deductions coming from finance
A psychiatrist’s decision to stop Joel Cauchi’s medication will be scrutinised by a coronial inquest into the stabbing spree he carried out years later. Cauchi was experiencing psychotic symptoms in
Wendy Lau, 54, admitted making noise but claimed she was just an ‘inconsiderate neighbour’ (Picture: Andrew Croft/Solent News) A nightmare neighbour who subjected her new neighbours to a campaign of