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BPAY View land tax: a man checks his phone with a laptop open beside him

BPAY View land tax assessments end on 30 November, so act now

Victorian landowners who get their BPAY View land tax assessment will soon have to change how they receive it. The State Revenue Office (SRO) says that from 30 November 2026, land tax assessments will no longer be delivered through BPAY […]
Rugby League World Cup: England v France and Samoa v Papua New Guinea team logos

Samoa and England run riot as World Cup semi-final race tightens

Samoa and England both made a statement in round 2 of the Rugby League World Cup on Saturday 24 October. Samoa beat Papua New Guinea 64-6 in front of a sold-out crowd in Port Moresby, and England thrashed France 82-0 […]
Adelaide Airport biosecurity: staff and a traveller at a baggage screening machine

Adelaide Airport adds three baggage biosecurity entry points and drops one

Adelaide Airport biosecurity rules for baggage have changed, with three new entry points added and one removed, according to a notice from the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry dated 8 October 2026. The notice is aimed at first point […]
Picklebet BetStop penalty: the Picklebet logo on a dark background

Picklebet pays $19,800 after taking bets from a customer who had just joined BetStop

Wagering provider Picklebet has paid a $19,800 penalty to the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) after accepting bets from a customer who had registered with BetStop only hours earlier. ACMA announced the Picklebet BetStop penalty on 22 October 2026. […]
Helen Haines attack: the MP’s electorate office on Murphy Street, Wangaratta

Helen Haines attack: what we know, and what we still don’t

The Helen Haines attack has left the independent MP for Indi in hospital and raised questions about why it happened. Police allege it was targeted, but a motive has not been made public. Here is what has been reported so […]
Police car lights at night after the Loganholme shooting

Four seriously injured in drive-by shooting outside Logan boxing night

Four people were seriously injured in a drive-by shooting outside Fitzy’s Hotel in Loganholme, south of Brisbane, on Saturday night. The Loganholme shooting happened while the venue was hosting a boxing event, and police say a 19-year-old woman is in […]
Real estate agent attaching a sold sticker to a for sale sign, property price disclosure rules Victoria

New property price disclosure rules for Victorian residential sales

Victoria’s new property price disclosure rules are now in force, and they change what buyers can see before an auction. Agents must publish the seller’s reserve price as a single dollar figure at least seven days before the sale, and […]
Lebanon Cedars and Tonga rugby league team crests side by side, Tonga v Lebanon

Tonga blank Lebanon 36-0 to move closer to World Cup semi-finals

On paper, Tonga v Lebanon was never going to be an even contest, and the scoreboard backed that up. Tonga beat Lebanon 36-0 at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta on Friday night, 23 October, scoring seven tries in front of a […]
Shoppers walking past market buildings in Fremantle, retail barring orders

WA passes law to ban violent offenders from retail stores for up to two years

Western Australia has passed a new law that lets courts ban violent and aggressive people from shops. The WA Government announced on 15 October that the Retail Barring Orders Bill 2025 had passed Parliament, clearing the way for retail barring […]
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