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Federal officers talk to staff and workers at one of the SA vineyards as part of Operation Zephyr. Photo: ATO/supplied.

Federal officers visit 18 South Australian vineyards in work law blitz

Three federal agencies have sent officers to 18 vineyards across South Australia in surprise visits to check on work law compliance. Officers from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) and Australian Border Force (ABF) visited vineyards in […]
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Sydney City keen to talk about housing in laneways, reclaimed sites and along main streets

Sydney City Council wants to talk housing as it eyes laneways, reclaimed industrial sites and main streets for more homes. Council has released a new discussion paper on housing for public debate and Lord Mayor Clover Moore says it asks […]
keys ... Entering Swan Hill from the northern approach across the Murray River. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

‘Take the keys and go’: $250,000 road trip prize can be won with one video

“Take the keys and go” …. That’s what Big4 Holidays Parks wants to tell the winner of a $250,000 road trip package so they can create travel content for them. And they are running a competition whose prize package includes […]
Track ... The post-work queue seen at Bowen Hills Station on Tuesday, April 7. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

Track works close Brisbane rail to allow for work on half-dozen transport projects UPDATED

Track works across the Brisbane and Gold Coast rail network will continue until the end of April, Queensland Rail says. And it says work times have been extended due to strike action over the Easter weekend. Large queues formed at […]
Europe says it needs to protect nature to help fight a growing bushfire threat. Photo: pvproductions on Freepik.

Europe drafts response to its growing bushfire threat with eyes on Australian support

Europe has drawn up a bloc-wide strategy to respond to the growing threat of wildfires (bushfires) which are getting larger, more frequent and more destructive. The European Commission (EC) says its new strategy has four goals: prevent, prepare, respond and […]
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Three police officers hurt, unmarked car stolen as nine teens face court in Townsville

Three police officers were injured and an unmarked car stolen as nine teenagers faced court in Townsville yesterday (April 7). Queensland Police said three officers were injured in attacks on them and were taken to Townsville University Hospital for treatment. […]
Orion astronaut Christina Koch peers out of a main cabin window back at Earth, as they head towards the moon. Photo: NASA.

Orion astronauts set distance record for humanity as they return from moon flypast

Four astronauts aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft have set a distance record for humanity then set it again in ‘quick’ succession. As of Tuesday morning (AEST), they had travelled 406,771 kilometres from Earth at their most distant point to break the […]
astronomers .... Chris Stockdale and his observatory in Gippsland, Victoria. Photo: ASA

Amateur astronomers find the sky’s not the limit as they go planet hunting

Amateur astronomers in Victoria, NSW and Queensland have been busy – and they have been honoured by the Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) for their efforts. The astronomers were all awarded the Page Medal, named after amateur astronomer Berenice Page […]
Townsville Port has now increased its cargo holding capacity. Photo: ANDREW KACIMAIWAI

Townsville Port adds 14-hectare cargo storage area to hold giant wind turbine blades

Townsville Port’s new 14-hectare cargo laydown facility will allow it to handle heavy equipment for the critical minerals, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing industries. The state government says the port’s new cargo area means it can handle large project cargo […]
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