A once-empty suburban lot in Adelaide has been transformed into a village of tiny homes to support young people transitioning out of the child and family protection system.

It has been a year where people have experienced vastly differing fortunes. Leading economists say 2024's conditions centred on the impact of interest rates being used to tame inflation, and a "per capita" recession.

A handful of Sydney businesses follow the lead of the Minns government and have applied to the Fair Work Commission to put an end to train work bans.

Grampians tourism operators are calling for government support claiming a huge bushfire that's forced the closure of Halls Gap is costing businesses $1.9 million a day.

Customers whose flights are delayed would receive a full refund and assistance in booking a new flight under a new aviation charter of rights being considered by the Albanese government.

Abandoned properties being sold by councils present an oasis of affordability for those willing to get their hands dirty. 

The actor claims her co-star Justin Baldoni tried to "eviscerate" her reputation — an allegation he denies. 

Charities are stepping up to help as an increasing number of people say they are struggling financially this Christmas, with some families giving up gifts to afford food. 

At opposite ends of the planet, a tale of two whale species has emerged — giving researchers hope and concern in equal measure. 

Shares have suffered heavy falls to end the trading week, and some economists say a trending change in markets could mean the rout is not over yet.

It has been almost a year since severe thunderstorms lashed the Gold Coast and parts of the Scenic Rim, damaging thousands of homes. Many residents have battled through insurance claims to rebuild, but for others it was easier to sell up and leave.

NSW will have nearly a million more people by 2034 and most of them will be living in Sydney, with no suburbs spared an increase. How the city copes with this uplift in population depends on its ability to use innovative housing and healthier transport, experts say.

The ACCC's supermarket inquiry has shone a spotlight on Coles and Woolworths' high prices. But 76 per cent of shoppers still head to either store for their primary grocery shop.

The search will be on the seabed of a new area covering 15,000 square kilometres.

The multinational beverage company has entered an agreement to buy the alcoholic line and brand of the Billson's Brewery which had been in voluntary administration.