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. 

Australia is implementing stricter regulations on leafy greens, melons and berries, which small-scale growers say will cause unbearable production cost increases.

The NSW government abandons plans for an indoor sports hub in western NSW, blaming the previous government and increased costs.

Japanese officials claim their Mogami frigate is faster, stealthier and better suited to operate alongside the United States than a rival warship offering from Germany.

Qantas and the Transport Workers Union have agreed to set up a compensation fund for payments to be sent to 1,820 impacted former employees who were outsourced by the airline.

The consumer watchdog alleges fuel sold at several service stations in Queensland did not contain additives which the company claimed would protect customers' engines.

New Treasury figures show the top tenth of earners are hauling in tens of billions of dollars from tax concessions and loopholes.

Poor sleep, increased stress and spider bites contributed to a train crash on a BHP iron ore site at Port Hedland earlier this year, a national transport safety watchdog report has found.

A US Senate investigation finds "shockingly" high levels of debilitating injuries and safety conditions made impossible to follow.

One south-east Queensland council is in a pay dispute with unions, which could see tens of thousands of bins left uncollected until next year. 

Details of the coming promise to voters, which follows months of consultation with the gas industry, are being calibrated to counter Labor's likely strategy of ongoing direct-to-households energy bill relief.

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.