Triple zero operations in Victoria suffered a major power outage overnight, forcing dispatchers to co-ordinate emergency response operations using pen and paper.
A new report has highlighted the “dire” state of Victoria’s jobs market, with the vast majority of new jobs being reliant on taxpayer funds at a time of record government debt.
Travel on Victorian trains, trams and buses will be free every weekend from early December until February 1 next year in a move designed to coincide with the opening of Melbourne’s new metro tunnel.
Australia’s cost of living crisis is having a major impact on healthcare decisions, with a new study showing an alarming number of people are cancelling doctors visits and skipping medication for financial reasons.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has warned Australia risks committing “national economic suicide” if it pushes ahead with Labor’s emissions reduction targets, arguing the Coalition will be rewarded by dumping net zero.
Nuclear power looks set to remain a part of the Coalition’s energy policy, after the shadow minister for energy and emissions reduction warned the current ban risked Australia being “left stranded”.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has defended her plans to legislate a right to work from home two days per week, despite a leading Australia company blaming work from home for a major fall in profits.
Recent comments by America’s Director of National Intelligence have reignited calls for the United States government to reveal what it knows about the UFO phenomenon.
The peak bodies for Australian psychologists and psychiatrists are being urged to back a ban on alarmist climate messaging targeting primary school aged kids amid a surge in climate anxiety among young children.
Australian journalist and freed CCP detainee Cheng Lei shares a world-first account of China's top secret prison facilities in a Sky News Australia documentary.
Former special forces soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has lost his bid to overturn a federal court judgment that found, on the balance of probabilities, he had committed war crimes.
The Chinese Communist Party’s alleged foreign interference in the federal election is designed to produce a hung parliament, a senior Coalition MP has claimed.
The Catholic education sector is urging parents not to vote for either the Greens or Teal Independents, warning their policies could drive up school fees.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has accused the Coalition of having a "slapstick" approach to economic policy after shadow treasurer Angus Taylor revealed they would not be pursuing the divestiture policy Peter Dutton flagged less than a month ago.