Dale Drinkwater

In 2019, former Prime Minister Scott Morrison said electric vehicles “won’t tow your boat, they won’t tow your trailer”, but he was wrong. Today car manufacturers are creating all-electric car models with hefty towing capacities, but when will they be released into the Australian market?

The family of Katie Lees, who died after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, say an arts fellowship in her name "lifts" them from being stuck in horror and grief, as they wait for clarity on an inquiry into the vaccine rollout.

Founder of American religious network Daystar TV, Marcus Lamb, dies weeks after contracting COVID-19, as a review into claims of disinformation finds no breach of Australian TV codes.

Foxtel says its is reviewing the content in one of its American Christian TV channels that broadcasts anti-vaccination messages, after it received complaints from Australian viewers.

The small mining town of Cobar in western New South Wales is not known for its underwater experiences, but one couple is challenging that idea.

Despite expanded mining, a dwindling population in far-western New South Wales is being left to hold towns and services together.

Wellington residents are worried rostering arrangements for doctors at the local hospital will leave the community exposed as shifts go unfilled.

Next week’s NSW budget will allocate $7.5 million to a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Dubbo, improving access to services normally more than four hours away.

The idea behind a hit television series that brought old people and pre-school children together is playing out at a groundbreaking new aged care facility — and residents are rapt.

Twenty-three tree carvings of huge cultural significance, along with other precious artefacts, are set to be restored to their rightful owners.

More than 100 years after being declared extinct in the state, 10 of the strongest and healthiest Australian bilbies are released into a protected area of the desert in the Sturt National Park.

We know some people should be more scared than others, but why are those blood suckers selective in who they bite? Well, with up to 400 chemical compounds on human skin that could play a role, there are many different answers.