Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Sydney to swelter through Sunday before cold front brings relief Sydney has been staring down the barrel of its hottest March day as it swelters through […]
Teal crossbench will ‘never come our way’: Coalition leader Peter Dutton On the prospect of minority government and negotiations with the teal independents, Dutton ruled out a deal with the Greens “particularly given now that we know they’re a racist,
Winds from the Southern Ocean will bring relief on Monday to parts of south-eastern Australia sweltering through a three-day heatwave. A heatwave warning for South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania was issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for
A recovery operation for the wreck of a light aircraft that killed two people when it crashed off the New South Wales coast will continue on Sunday morning. Police units associated with the Marine Area Command police, Mid North Coast
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The heatwave baking northern Australia with temperatures of up to 43C is expected to continue into next week, with southern parts of the country facing warm weather and possible severe storms. A severe heatwave warning was current for much of
PM pledges to cut university student debt by 20% All Australians will have their student debt cut by 20% next financial year, as part of a major federal government overhaul designed to boost access to education and address “intergenerational unfairness”.
Royals visit Sydney church as Australian tour begins King Charles and Queen Camilla have made their first public appearance in Australia. The royals briefly met with children outside St Thomas Anglican Church in North Sydney, before attending a church service.
A cold front moving across southeast Australia is promising to bring more frosty temperatures through next week after parts of New South Wales and Victoria shivered through a cold, wet and windy spring weekend. Rain is expected for south-east Queensland,
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Federal health minister Mark Butler will speak to ABC Insiders host David Speers on Sunday morning. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has also done the rounds, speaking to
