Australia national/federal related stories including sporting events and teams
Separating couples are too broke up and are remaining together amid housing and cost-of-living pressures. The finding was contained in a new rapid review from Relationships Australia NSW which shows housing and cost-of-living pressures are reshaping separation. The organisation says their practitioners […]
World Rugby’s inaugural two-tier global competition kicks off Down Under next July with the Wallabies playing host to Ireland, France and Italy next July. London is to host the elite finals of the north vs south Nations Championship with a
The ancient ruins of Pompeii free of tourists is the subject of a new photographic exhibition in Melbourne organised by the European Union. Inside Pompeii: Origins of a European Way of Life features photographs taken by Luigi Spina and runs until
A former Aussie has spearheaded a big Irish win over the Wallabies on their European rugby tour. On Saturday (local time), former Brumby Mack Hansen scored three tries in the first hour as Ireland ran out 46-19 winners in Dublin.
Aussies are crossing the Tasman and Argentinians are signing up as the 11 Super Rugby Pacific franchises named their squads for the 2026 season. Following are the big transfer news from all of the squads with only the Aussie lineups
Politics is set to dictate agricultural trade, prices, and production, according to agribusiness bankers Rabobank. The banker made the prediction in its recently released outlook for next year which says China-US tensions will treat agricultural exports as “pawns on a
Redcliffe softball has been given a boost after the sod-turning ceremony for a new $4.8 million clubhouse was held earlier this week. The ceremony was to mark the impending start of construction work on the new softball clubhouse at Talobilla
Menulog, the online food delivery platform, is closing shop as of November 26 with 120 staff to lose their jobs, its owners say. And the Transport Workers Union wants all staff to be paid what they are owed. The owners,
Beach safety warning signs may need red flags and simpler English to save more foreign visitors on Australian beaches, a new study finds. Nearly a third of all drowning victims in Australia last year were born overseas, a Royal Life Saving
ANCAP is studying ‘monster ute’ crash avoidance technology to set a national safety benchmark as more of these vehicles take to the roads. A vehicle safety program, ANCAP SAFETY has just completed its first safety comparison for large utes which
