James Findlay

July 11 marks the inaugural Middle East Area of Operations Commemoration day, dedicated to Australians who lost their lives between 2001 and 2021 and those who served alongside them.

Newsroom satire Frontline first hit Australian television screens in 1994. Thirty years on, the program’s themes still ring true.

It's the final curtains for the Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Troupe. But not before "plenty of beautiful costumes, old music, and making people laugh".

The water that fills the Ewens Ponds is among the clearest fresh water you’ll find.

A fire that destroyed a heritage building has a silver lining for students at a local school who are being taught stone masonry skills to restore it.  

A South Australian woman says she has been on a waiting list for occupational therapy for her autistic daughter since 2022 — and that living in a regional town makes accessing services all the more difficult.

It has been eight years since a small group of volunteers joined to form a street art project, and now 13 murals don the walls of the buildings in this small town.

The main street of Andamooka often floods after heavy rain. And when it all dries, locals hit the road with buckets in hand, searching for newly uncovered opals.

A Year 3 girl’s research into swooping magpies has gone viral. The young student found magpies swoop tall, bald men. So, do all magpies swoop and is it just follically-challenged males that need to look out?

“You do have to have your lips exposed”, said Iris Roos Jacobs, a scientific diver with Flinders University’s Underwater Club. “They would sting your lips...it’s kind of like a beauty treatment”.