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How planting native trees can protect your property from climate change and landslides
A recent study suggests that reinforcing slopes with native trees and shrubs could be an effective and sustainable solution to reduce landslides, especially with the potential for increased heavy rain due to climate change and a possible return to La Niña.
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Teenager wins NT million dollar fish competition
Australia's most sought-after fish has been caught by 19-year-old Keegan Payne from the Northern Territory, who reeled in the winning fish worth $1 million, marking the first time the full prize of the annual competition, designed to attract tourists to the Top End during the low season, has been claimed.
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Budget regional airline Bonza enters voluntary administration after leaving passengers stranded across Australia
Low-cost regional airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration on April 30, leaving customers stranded across the country, just 14 months after its launch.
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Ballarat black panther sighting sparks online speculation
After a video of a suspiciously large black 'cat' near Ballarat went viral, some locals speculate it could be the legendary Aussie black panther, while others believe it's an oversized feral cat, leaving internet users baffled.
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We need more than words now we need action’: CEO of DV NSW
After watching politicians speak during the national rallies against violence, CEO of Domestic Violence NSW Delia Donovan says they now need to follow-up with action and funding. In an interview on the ABC 7.30 Report, she says the spike in domestic and family violence is a national crisis.Support is available for those who may be distressed. Phone Lifeline 13 11 14; Men’s Referral Service 1300 776 491; Kids Helpline 1800 551 800; beyondblue 1300 224 636; 1800-RESPECT 1800 737 732.
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Clive Palmer hosts national freedom conference with right-wing US journalist Tucker Carlson
Clive Palmer spoke about the Tucker Carlson freedom conference. Video via AAP.
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Great Barrier Reef hosts live concert 'Sounds on the Reef' honouring community heroes
In a concert honoring Aussie heroes, many aboard had volunteered during cyclone, flood, and fire clean-ups, nominated by their communities. Musicians Sheppard, Lee Kernaghan, Max Jackson, and Kairos King were among the first to perform, with Nashville-based siblings Sheppard flying in for the event.
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Deaths trigger mass protests across Australia to end violence against women
Australians have marched in the streets nationwide to call for an end to gendered violence, which advocates warn has reached crisis levels, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attending the protest in Canberra, where advocacy groups demanded the government declare violence against women a national emergency.Support is available for those who may be distressed. Phone Lifeline 13 11 14; Men’s Referral Service 1300 776 491; Kids Helpline 1800 551 800; beyondblue 1300 224 636; 1800-RESPECT 1800 737 732.
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‘That’s a full out lie:' PM accused of gaslighting violence against women event organiser during speech
Event organiser of the national rally against violence Sarah Williams alleges that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lied during his speech at the Canberra rally.
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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel delivers his first mass since the alleged stabbing at a Sydney church.
Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel delivered his first mass since allegedly being attacked with a knife by a 16-year-old boy during a live-streamed service at Christ The Good Shepherd Church. The incident led to riots outside the church, leaving dozens of police officers injured and vehicles damaged. During his sermon, the bishop addressed his attacker, free speech, and human rights.
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