An increasing number of do-it-yourself renovations by landlords in the rental market has raised concerns around what a lack of policing could mean for renters if the work is not done correctly.

Tasmanian Labor announces it will support the proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium in Hobart, all but assuring it will pass parliament.

Families with school-aged children are among the biggest winners in this year's budget. But as the government grapples with rising debt, there are some cuts and delays to major projects.  

The former premier tells the National Press Club the current GST system "is no longer fit for purpose", and a new system based on state populations should be implemented.

Billions more will be committed to building new homes in next week's federal budget, as the government chases a promise to build 1.2 million by the end of the decade.

With pop-focused music festivals like Splendour in the Grass and Groove in the Moo calling it quits, family-friendly, smaller festivals in unique locations are thriving.

The US says it is "over 50 per cent complete" with getting the pier set up several miles off the Gaza coast.

Residents and orchardists in the Perth Hills have raised concerns about thousands of litres of water extracted from a bore on a private property by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners for its bottled water products.

Qantas has identified what caused its app glitch issue on Wednesday that exposed customer data to other travellers, while the Australian share market has finished higher for the week with Afterpay owner Block surging on its profit results.

Families with school-aged children are among the biggest winners in this year's budget. But as the government grapples with rising debt, there are some cuts and delays to major projects.  

New survey data shows tanking public trust in the Coles and Woolworths brands in the wake of regulatory and government inquiries and the rise in the cost of living.

Ernst & Young confirms it has taken control of the airline after the Vanuatu government appointed it as voluntary liquidator of the company. 

Old Argyle Diamond Mine power routes could be revived under a Kimberley mining company's hydro plan. 

Qantas resolves an issue with its app that allowed customers to view the details of other passengers, including names and upcoming flight plans.

The decision is an escalation of Israel's long-running feud with Al Jazeera, which it accuses of bias, and also threatens to heighten tensions with Qatar, which owns the channel.

Tasmanian Labor announces it will support the proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium in Hobart, all but assuring it will pass parliament.

David Chandler says he will not seek to extend his appointment when his term expires in August this year.

The government promises cost-of-living relief in next week's budget, including tax cuts, but a NAB survey suggests as many as a third of taxpayers will simply squirrel it away.

As household budgets are tightened due to increased costs of living, these community-run cooking classes show how it's possible to eat healthily without spending a fortune.

The chemical giant was found to have let the risk of exposure go unaddressed for years, but received a reduced fine due to its early guilty plea.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the number of jobs created since Labor was elected is a record for a first-term government. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check takes a look.

Residents and orchardists in the Perth Hills have raised concerns about thousands of litres of water extracted from a bore on a private property by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners for its bottled water products.

Multiple Australian companies are pioneering the country's electric aviation industry. So how are green planes powered, how safe are they, and what will it cost?

The telco will postpone the closure of the 20-year-old network until August 31 to give Australians more time to upgrade their handsets amid concerns about access to emergency services.

Popular major projects – including the Airport Rail Link — have been put on the backburner as part of the Victorian government's pitch to be more fiscally responsible, in Treasurer's Tim Pallas's 10th budget.