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Surfing’s first professional domestic league is to hit the waves in 2028 with a fit-for-TV Surfing Super League and surfers paid a salary. The league (or SSL) was launched in Sydney today (August 19) and organisers say the eight-team competition […]
2026 Shitbox Rally day two around the Parachilna-William Creek in northern South Australia. The rally started from Adelaide on Saturday, August 15, and will finish in Darwin this Friday, August 22. All photos are courtesy of Box Rallies. Click here
Shitbox Rally drivers are crossing the outback to raise money for a worthy cause (cancer research), personal challenges (breakdowns) and make new friends. More than 240 teams in the seven-day 3700-kilometre rally left Adelaide on Saturday (August 15) bound for
Stay alert and stay safe is the message Queensland Rail wants commuters to heed after releasing new video of close calls and falls at its train stations. Queensland Rail has released new footage of risky behaviour as part of TrackSafe
A plan for Sydney City’s new $150 million town hall square featuring illuminated native trees have been made public. And residents will be able to have their say on the final design with the development application yet to be lodged.
Electric aircraft can offer faster hospital access, create up to 4600 jobs and potentially inject $3.7 billion into the South-East Queensland economy by 2045. That was the argument of an Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) opportunities paper released by the Council
NSW helicopters and firefighters are off to France to help as bushfires sweep across Europe, acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says. A Chinook heavy-lift helicopter with an 11,300-litre water tank and a Bell support aircraft will be accompanied to France
Youngs Crossing in northern Brisbane is almost halfway to ‘getting’ a new $120 million 200-metre bridge that can protect motorists from floods. For the next five weeks, concrete girders measuring up to 27 metres long will be driven, under escort,
Freight traffic around the new Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport is due to increase by 33% after its 24-hour cargo terminal operations officially took off on Monday (July 27). The new terminal was inaugurated with the 10.25pm take-off of a
Serial snacking whale sharks at feeding at all ocean depths as new feeding behaviour is revealed in new maritime research. The research was led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) and Murdoch University, and partly funded by mining
