St John WA managers with paramedic qualifications have been told they need to return to frontline duty as the ambulance provider battles to fill rosters amid staff shortages.
Josh Zimmerman
One state has been rocked by surging costs of living, as public transport, tolls, electricity and phone bills increase.
Daniela Pizzirani
Richard Marles said there was not an obvious choice as to whether Australia would choose US or UK-made nuclear submarines under AUKUS.
Andrew Brown
China's President Xi Jinping is set to swear in Hong Kong's new leader on a visit marking the 25th anniversary of the colony returning to Chinese control.
Staff Writers
Control of VicRoads' licensing and registration will move to a private consortium for 40 years as the state government privatises part of the service.
Tara Cosoleto
Defence has identified potential faults in Guardian patrol boats Australia has supplied to Pacific island nations.
Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the US Supreme Court, has been sworn in as the court's rulings inflame protests across the country.
MARK SHERMAN (Associated Press)
The South Australian government will provide a state funeral for football icon Neil Kerley.
Tim Dornin
China has taken exception to comments by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at the NATO summit, that it has become more assertive.
Lucy Craymer
The federal government has announced an independent review of the Australian Carbon Credit Units scheme to be led by former chief scientist Professor Ian Chubb.
Maeve Bannister
The federal government says Australian women's health rights are protected but the health minister wants better access to services no matter where people live.
CoreLogic's home value index for June shows prices have fallen or flatlined across the country, except in Adelaide and Darwin.
Colin Brinsden
The federal government will review whether Australia's vaccine contracts are well-placed to handle emerging COVID-19 variants which are more transmissible.
Doctors across Australia have criticised the Labor Government for failing its first pandemic response test by refusing to extend telehealth services as health systems struggle, particularly in WA.
Kimberley Caines
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hopes to regain France's trust, after a rift over a cancelled submarine contract, when he meets with President Emmanuel Macron.
Tess Ikonomou
Sydney commuters are being warned to expect delays on Sydney’s transport networks as workers take industrial action.
Madeleine Achenza
The Taliban says it will respect whatever those at a gathering of Afghan religious and ethnic leaders decide on girls' schooling. But no women were invited to the meeting.
Under a major change, up to $14b will be spent on helping small and medium businesses struggling with mounting costs to bounce back from Covid-19.
Ellen Ransley
Russia has pulled back its forces from Snake Island in the Black Sea in what it says is a ‘gesture of goodwill’ while Ukraine said it had forced them out.
Albanese’s diplomatic dance card was full at the NATO summit as each president, prime minister and chancellor clamoured to discover what made this new boy from Oz tick on policy.
Mark Riley
Anne Aly says a plan to increase kindergarten hours for four-year-olds is ‘on the table’ for all jurisdictions, including WA, after Australia’s two biggest States adopted a new proposal.
Blockade Australia climate activists say they are ending their disruption efforts, vowing to "wait until next time when we are bigger and stronger".
Home values fell across the country in June, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, after the central bank raised interest rates for the second month in a row.
Colin Brinsden, AAP Economics and Business Correspondent
An inquiry examining child sexual abuse in Tasmania is this week examining failings at the Launceston General Hospital in relation to a pedophile nurse.
Ethan James
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