Granties Maze owner John Grant says he will fight a court order to dismantle dozens of rides at his NSW south coast attraction.

Former Nine Entertainment chief executive Hugh Marks has been appointed as the new managing director of the ABC.

Territorians are copping rent rises as high as 60 per cent while some are finding themselves on the street due to no-fault evictions and a lack of options for those doing it tough.

The desalination plant is meant to service American Beach, Baudin Beach, Island Beach and Sapphiretown, but some people in those areas have been told they cannot be connected. 

Australia is a leading wool producer globally, but a new report predicts production will reach its lowest level in more than a century by mid-2025.

The NSW native logging industry is not "economically viable" and the state government should consider shutting it down after 2028 if its prospects do not improve, an independent economic regulator has recommended.

Reece Whitby's decision to overturn a number of proposed restrictions on South32's Worsley Alumina mine disappoints locals who banded together to oppose the project.

Donald Trump and his new Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff's new crypto venture has partnered with a crypto platform authorities and experts say has been used by militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah.  

The Reserve Bank has highlighted scenarios where it might consider both cutting and hiking interest rates. The RBA's chief economist Sarah Hunter used a speech to show how the bank deals with an uncertain macroeconomic environment.

Sydney fans of the mega-hit series Squid Game can immerse themselves in a series of challenges inspired by the series from Saturday as the countdown continues to the season 2 premiere. 

Two pubs in far north Western Australia and their director have been fined for breaching liquor restrictions in Derby between 2019 and 2021. 

Despite regional butcher shops closing, owner of Broken Hill Gourmet Meats Darryl Whitelaw says there is still room for your friendly neighbourhood butcher due to the service and quality you can't get at a supermarket.   

The Australian share market lost 1.5 per cent over the week, as focus turns to the Federal Reserve's meeting next week. Here's how the day's events unfolded, with insights from our business reporters, on the ABC News markets blog.

At the Colac Salvos, a project to repair and re-use old tents is bringing shelter to those who are often the hardest to help — the growing population of homeless men.

The charity sector's most devoted givers won't be around forever. So who will fill the gap?

Tracey just wants to have a family barbecue. But most days the air outside would make you gag, she says. 

An investigation found the telecommunications company made 473 breaches during a disruption in March, with Telstra's Triple Zero call centre failing to properly transfer calls to emergency services.

A northern Tasmanian retiree's fight to keep his home after receiving an eviction notice by the owners of the caravan park he resides at continues. If unsuccessful, he could be forced to demolish or abandon his home.

KPMG announced it would be closing all of Mosaic Group's Katie stores after it was found the business was largely operating at a loss.

The Victorian government has green lit environmental plans for two mineral sands mines in western Victoria, which will cover a combined 5,000 hectares of agricultural land.