To coin a phrase.

In January 4000 passengers moved through Terminal 1 compared to 50,000 for the same period before the pandemic.

Federal Liberal cabinet ministers are denying they sent the reported texts calling the Prime Minister “a complete psycho” as he was pressed to intervene in NSW.

A decision to class entire dormitories as household contacts means boarding students may have to move in and out of quarantine all term, principals warn

Nationals senator Matt Canavan has likened his own government’s controversial Pacific Island seasonal worker program to indentured labour and a cartel, with visa holders unable to easily switch jobs in an environment that was ripe for abuse.

Having retired six years ago due to chronic pain, the three-time WNBA MVP hopes to get the green light to continue using medicinal cannabis during her return to the sport.

From a standing start, the Drua will make a historic Super Rugby debut in two weeks’ time.

For the first time, Australian special forces members have started stepping into the witness box in the high-stakes Ben Roberts-Smith case, with startling evidence to mark the resumption of the trial.

Victoria’s ban on elective surgery could be wound back this week, NSW is mulling how to revive Sydney’s CBD and Labor has continued to criticise Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s performance during the pandemic.

Fewer than two-thirds of the nation’s 190,000 aged care residents have received a booster shot, leaving almost 80,000 exposed to serious illness or death from COVID-19 as Omicron sweeps through the sector.

The Australian women’s cricket all-rounder couldn’t help but wonder what might have been if Ash Barty chose to stay in cricket.

Homeowners are taking a wait-and-see approach to putting their properties up for sale in early 2022, with some delayed by a desire to avoid crowds during the Omicron outbreak.

A venture into NFTs - non-fungible tokens - by Cricket Australia and the players may form a new revenue stream to bankroll women’s red ball cricket

The Mary’s Group called last drinks on the iconic pub after the landlord flagged plans to close its upstairs music room.

Parents of students from three secondary schools in Sydney’s inner west want dedicated buses put on until trams are fully reinstated on the light rail line.

As the Perth Casino Royal Commission drew to a close, the billionaire’s senior counsel argued against his company having to sell shares in the embattled Crown.

It’s been a real test of patience for Miss Calculation since a debut full of promise against some of the better two-year-olds in NSW late in 2020.

Everything you need to know to pick a winner on an eight-race card.

Dual World Cup hero Luke Wilkshire says the Socceroos lack fight, ex-captain Mark Milligan says they must play with freedom, and Mark Bosnich has delivered his former teammate Graham Arnold an ultimatum.

Alan Sullivan will take the position originally earmarked for NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller, whose appointment to the ARLC was blocked by former premier Gladys Berejiklian.

Some Melbourne universities will stick with online lectures when semester one begins amid an ongoing Omicron wave, limiting campus learning to smaller classes.

The portrait offered of the singer is of a perfectionist. Not predatory, but prey. The only thing he’s guilty of is caring too much for his charities.

A dengue fever surge has left 20 children dead in a month just as Omicron has made its way into the community.

If you have a meal or cigarette within half an hour of taking certain COVID-19 home testing kits, you run the risk of an incorrect result.

Press gallery journalist Tegan George’s allegations that she was denied a safe workplace at the TV station have been denied by van Onselen, who insists he does not have a “woman problem”.

About 90 years after the Buruli ulcer – usually found in sub-Saharan Africa – was first seen in Victoria, scientists are confident they know what is spreading the bacteria that causes it.

Senior Australian cricketers were within their rights to be consulted on Justin Langer’s future, according to players’ chief Todd Greenberg.

Workers can expect stronger wage growth over the next two years as the federal government looks to drive unemployment to near 50-year lows, with economists predicting even a surge of skilled migrants won’t cool the jobs market.

Geelong’s Rhys Stanley has endured setbacks and disappointment, but he is still fighting to be the Cats’ No.1 ruckman heading into 2022.

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has urged new homeowners to build in a buffer to withstand any increase in mortgage repayments as the economy recovers from the COVID-19 recession.

While central banks around the world are already responding to inflationary pressures, the head of Australia’s central bank is in no rush to hike rates.

If you’ve ever listened to music on the radio, chances are the music promoter has bumped into your life in several significant ways.

A series of cabinet ministers have come forward to deny they were the ones reportedly involved in a text message conversation calling the Prime Minister “a complete psycho”.

Check out how our experts tipped the fifth round of the 2022 AFLW season.

Victoria is again ready to play host to the Presidents Cup, according to the PGA of Australia, but a deal is yet to be locked in for the 2028 event to be held in Melbourne.

Australia’s largest warship will bring back COVID samples from Tonga in an attempt to find the origins of the Pacific nation’s first virus outbreak.

Sport is all about timing. Especially when it’s about making an exit.

Michael Serafin came to authorities’ attention after a woman was hospitalised following an injection in Sydney in 2016.

It may be dusty and unglamorous, but it is the door to global markets that have already created Australia’s two richest people and its most valuable company.

No matter the politics, nor the COVID, the first thing that strikes you about the Beijing Olympics is the warmth of the volunteers and staff.

Construction union leader John Setka has aggressively abused his wife Emma Walters in a taped phone conversation, which is now subject of a police complaint.

While most of the world was in COVID lockdown, rising star of the Australian screen Claude Scott-Mitchell was filming a postcard-perfect escapist whodunit.

The similarities to with Lost are obvious, but the people behind this time-portal adventure hope it can outlast its famous forebear.

Accompanied by online theories and fan communities, Yellowjackets has gone from cult curiosity to next big thing in three months.

The Gilded Age, says the lavish period drama’s creator, Julian Fellowes, is “about the ascension of the American people, the American rich, the American way of doing things”.

For the wayward teens of this delightful Irish comedy, airing for the first time on free TV, sectarian troubles matter less than getting past exams and meeting boys.

Four seemingly innocent people become suspects in a kidnapping in this taut and intelligent adaptation of Israeli thriller False Flag.

Connie Nielsen plays a mother who loses her identity but discovers the uncomfortable truth of her marriage after an “accident” on a staircase in the knotty thriller Close To Me.

It can be used folded up when eating just to cover the nose, and unfolded to cover both the nose and the mouth after eating. And it’s gone viral online.

Today on Please Explain, national property editor Chris Harrison joins Jess Irvine to discuss the extraordinary surge in home values and what’s ahead for 2022.