Dan Conifer

Taking his place among the 20 drivers on the Formula 1 grid is a dream that could have easily never happened for Australian Oscar Piastri.

The Socceroos star who secured Australia’s place in the World Cup says he fell out of love with the sport and almost quit after becoming riddled with self-doubt.

Electricity generators have been labelled “greedy” and “opportunistic” by a small power company, in a blistering attack on the industry.

Most private schools that took JobKeeper increased their income during the first year of the pandemic, including some of Australia’s most exclusive schools.

Documents obtained under freedom of information laws shed new light on Pfizer and the government's dealings at a critical time for negotiations last year.

The ABC confirms the federal Treasurer was alerted less than three months into JobKeeper that businesses were getting taxpayer support for six months while increasing their turnovers.

Analysis by the federal Parliamentary Budget Office has found $38 billion in JobKeeper payments went to employers that did not suffer sustained downturns below threshold levels.

People in New South Wales will be alerted within the state's check-in app if they have been to a COVID-19 exposure site.

Since the start of the pandemic, COVIDSafe has only identified 17 close contacts that weren’t found by state officials.

Two of Australia’s most recognisable retailers doubled their profits after claiming JobKeeper, new figures reveal.

New data reveals nearly 20,000 companies tripled their turnover yet accrued nearly $370 million in JobKeeper during the first three months of the wage subsidy program.

A scathing audit has exposed further errors when the virus-plagued ship returned to Sydney last March and passengers were allowed to disembark.

Thousands of Australians remain stranded abroad and unable to easily get home. For more than 50 who were in that situation, the consequences proved fatal.

Billions of dollars in JobKeeper payments went to businesses that increased their turnover between April and June last year, 7.30 can reveal.

A calf was “distressed and exhausted” when lifesavers reached it in the water, but with the help of locals and a spinal board they managed to get it to safety.

It’s been one year since the Ruby Princess arrived back Sydney Harbour and her passengers were allowed to disembark and scatter across the world. Cruise lover Marilyn Halladay, one of the first Australians infected with COVID-19, is itching to set sail once more.

Australian officials are seeking more information about the Pfizer vaccine after 13 frail aged care residents in Norway experienced side effects and died after receiving the jab.

The import tax will remain in place for five years, according to a statement from China’s Ministry of Commerce.

The Opposition calls for the Federal Government to refund any welfare debt it claimed solely through the controversial automated robodebt process.

Zac Purton is possibly the best jockey in the world, and one of Australia’s top sporting exports. But most Aussies wouldn’t even know his name. He dropped out of school to chase his dream and is now a millionaire sportsman and investor.