Two men have walked away uninjured from a light plane crash near Adelaide.

Melbourne’s first floating nightclub, Atet, can house 550 revellers and will be positioned at the undeveloped North Wharf beneath the Bolte Bridge towers throughout summer.

An elderly woman has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after a fire gutted her home in Brisbane's inner suburbs.

She had an illustrious career that would inspire any footballer. The whole time, she was living in limbo. But Laidley says now she’s the same person she’s always been, she’s simply changed her name.

A woman has been arrested inside Sunshine Hospital in Melbourne's west after an alleged daylight shooting.

The latest offer from the state government is likely to be too late to prevent planned industrial action severely disrupting Sydney’s rail network on Wednesday.

Queensland police are hunting for a man who shot at a Gold Coast rideshare driver.

The biggest challenge in helping the homeless in Sydney is stopping them from drifting back to the street due to habit, loneliness, addiction or mental illness.

A writer of satire might find mild inspiration in Labor’s forging of a new National Cultural Policy, but the ambition is big, and the architecture assembled to get there is substantial too.

It’s a matter of simple logic that increasing the population without building more housing will worsen our housing affordability woes.

The hospitality industry is crying out for staff as the lowest unemployment rate since the 1970s has led to labour shortages and many businesses being forced to reduce hours due to a lack of workers.

Cafés, pubs and restaurants continue to feel the pinch of the COVID-19 pandemic, but staff shortages have long been a problem in an industry dogged by low pay and wage theft.

The government's fuel excise cut will end in one month, meaning the excise will go back to normal, by double the cost.

Migration is a hot topic ahead of Australia's Jobs and Skills Summit in Canberra this week aiming to find solutions to the staffing shortage.

Two men have been arrested after an altercation in Adelaide involving a small axe and a knife.

A 29-year-old man has been stabbed in the chest at a western Sydney football match.

The state government is offering to pay for the degrees of more than 10,000 nursing and midwifery students as part of a $270 million initiative. The opposition says it will match the pledge.

Two people have been arrested and one remains on the run after a shot was fired into the rear window of a Holden Commodore near a fast food restaurant in St Albans, in Melbourne’s north-west, about 9am.

More than 10,000 students will have the cost of their nursing or midwifery undergraduate studies paid for under a new $270 million plan.

The parliamentary budget office says the first two sections of the rail loop fall short in a social benefit-cost ratio.