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The NSW forestry industry claims it had no time to adapt to new habitat protections, and so had no choice but to shut down operations.

This comes amid the first death of H5N2 influenza virus globally, detected in a 59-year-old from Mexico.

A slow-moving low-pressure system is dumping rain across the state, triggering severe weather warnings in areas including Sydney.

A sixth person has reported a thyroid condition but has not consented to take part in a NSW Health department investigation.

A government crackdown on sexually explicit digital material.

A new Navy supply boat was delivered with a crooked propeller shaft, and has been out of action for over a year as a result.

A longstanding cliché holds that every statement about India is true, but so is its opposite.

Perhaps there’s a corner of Slovakia where Big Brother’s gaze doesn’t reach—yet.

The Liberal National Party has already promised to support funding in the state budget, before seeing the document.

The premier delivered the apology on the 40th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

Four out of five deaths in Australia have more than one cause, and a new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare delves into the data.

Drones, sophisticated fighter planes, surveillance aircraft, and possibly even a British aircraft carrier will now play a role in joint exercises.

Jim Chalmers said there were no shortage of challenges in the economy but the government was acting on them.

Remote Indigenous communities are being socially and economically disadvantaged by having limited access to digital connectivity, the government says.

This came after Independent MP Sophie Scamps raised concerns the conflict is ‘impacting social cohesion’ in Australia.

Family violence, IKEA said, is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children in Australia.

‘Australians should have a choice as to how to spend their hard-earned dollars.’

Critics, however, say that the recent figures reflect the Labor government policy inadequacies and failures.

She will consolidate eSafety office’s actions against Elon Musk’s X Corp over its refusal to take down footage of a stabbing in a Sydney church.

Under his proposal, social media companies will need to pay for the licence and be required to follow Australian laws and regulations.