Bridget Fitzgerald

To make some money during the COVID-19 pandemic, Alec Nysten opened a subscription-based account distributing intimate images of himself. But they are now turning up on other websites and he's struggling to take them down.

Shelley Farmer lived in care from the age of 11 but when it came time to leave at the age of 18, she struggled to find support. A new trial will look at extending eligibility for out-of-home care to 21 years old.

A new scheme has put tablet computers into the hands on prison inmates, allowing them to make calls and access news as COVID-19 meant that in-person visits were halted.

The COVID-19 crisis is putting pressure on aged care staffing levels, as healthcare workers are forced to self-isolate with the disease, or to come into close contact with a confirmed case.

With logging in from home the new normal for many businesspeople, the Regional Australia Institute hopes more companies will allow employees to live and work in rural and regional areas.

Mining employment in Western Australia is at its highest level since the boom-time peak, at more than 106,000 people, but changes in technology and growth in automation mean the jobs are different this time around, and unions are concerned.

A West Australian marketing cooperative secures a deal to send apples to Hong Kong as growers face a price slump due to oversupply.

Bega Cheese chairman Barry Irvin says the company's expansion into the grocery business does not signal a lack of confidence in dairy.

A nursery owner works with researchers to test tea trees in the hope of matching Manuka honey's success in Australia.

A nursery owner works with researchers to test tea trees in the hope of matching Manuka honey's success in Australia.