Calla Wahlquist

State records 246 infections as government announces one-off relief payments for struggling renters

Given the nine-year gap in life expectancy, it is inequitable and discriminatory to maintain the same pension age, a legal challenge will claim in federal court

Five years after the last rabbit was killed, endangered birds such as the black-browed albatross are growing in numbers

Organisers have made changes aimed at ensuring the fitness of its runners. But will they be enough?

Follow the latest news about the four-year-old girl’s rescue

Open letter from 14 super funds calls for bill to be revised to represent interests of traditional owners

Purchase designed to enable Indigenous objections to Mulga Rock project as environmental approval set to expire in three weeks

Data on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander incarceration ‘an indictment on every state and territory’, advocate says

Northern Territory senator says commonwealth should have foreseen closures and acted to provide cover

Exclusive: Aboriginal Legal Service says it has ‘grave concerns’ government department failed in duty to find the children suitable accommodation

Covid has upended lives. For some it has meant adjusting work-life balance, for others re-evaluating the working grind itself

Russian forces in Ukraine have been shelling the Zaporizhzhia power plant, the largest nuclear plant of its kind in Europe

Experts launch Australian Alliance for Animals to push for independent national animal welfare commission

If successful, the push from a Dutch animal rights party could spell the end of the kangaroo export market

‘Chris lived a life of poetry and music,’ band writes in a post announcing the singer and songwriter’s death

Lionel de Lange has been rescuing wildlife from unsafe conditions in Ukraine for years. But doing it in fear of Russian missiles presented altogether new challenges

Artwork by Adam Stone provoked a public backlash, culminating in its attempted decapitation and removal from a Fitzroy street

New guidelines requiring more space for laying hens and bathing water for ducks welcomed by animal rights groups, but slow pace of change criticised

Cameron Carter, 19, who had never travelled on a plane before, was left unable to contact his family throughout ordeal

Borzois were already popular on the social media app for their long snouts and air of ennui, but now the Muppets are involved – what’s going on?