Developers are approaching areas mooted for rezoning. What should you do if you're made an offer?
With more than 30 locations in Sydney potentially set to be rezoned for higher density housing, developers are reportedly approaching residents and offering to buy their homes.
Why are South Korean doctors resigning en masse?
Almost 8,000 trainee doctors in South Korea have walked off the job in protest against the government's recent plan to recruit more students to medical schools. Here's why they're happening and whether there's support for them.
'Hairy panic' tumbleweed blocking roads and choking farms in 'depressing' spread
Huge piles of tumbleweeds are surrounding houses, frustrating farmers and heightening fire risk in rural areas. But academics say very little can be done to wipe them out.
How a revered transgender activist's funeral caused a 'scandal' in New York
Cecilia Gentili's family deny deceiving New York's St Patrick's Cathedral, after her funeral there was deemed a "scandal" by the pastor.
A man convicted of helping the Snowtown murderers is seeking early release on parole. Here's what's next
South Australia's Parole Board will meet to consider an application by "bodies-in-the-barrels" accomplice Mark Ray Haydon for release into the community. It’s the culmination of an application which has been under consideration since 2021.
Canberra drivers now face fines if caught illegally using a mobile phone. Here's what you can and can't do
Canberra drivers caught illegally using their mobile phone by detection cameras face hefty fines and demerit points from today.
At least 49 people have been killed in the largest PNG Highlands 'massacre' in recent history. Here's what we know
Dozens of people have been killed in a clash between tribes in Papua New Guinea's Highlands that's been described as an "ambush".
Promises, plans and delays: A short history of major naval shipbuilding programs
South Australia's defence sector, particularly shipbuilding, has been repeatedly spruiked as an economic boon and a pathway to long term prosperity, particularly in the wake of the demise of the automotive industry — but will what was promised actually be delivered?
Experts looked at 10,000 pieces of research to find the best way to learn to read – we've distilled it down for you
While there's no substitute for a qualified teacher, we've asked experts for their best tips for parents who want to help teach their kids to read at home.
Prince Harry and Meghan launch new website with duke and duchess titles and coat of arms
Prince Harry and Meghan launch new personal website, dropping the "royal" tag but not their titles.
Is private health insurance really worth it?
Are you better off getting cover or relying entirely on the public system? Answering that is complicated but could be worth your time.
Why has a designer Dior handbag shaken up South Korean politics?
Secret camera footage appearing to show South Korea's first lady accepting an expensive Dior handbag threatens to impact her corruption-busting husband's election campaign. And it's not even Kim Keon Hee's first scandal.
Kanye West is being accused of copyright infringement. Here's what you need to know
Kanye West's new collaborative album VULTURES 1 arrived on Saturday. And it's already stirring up drama.
New sun safety advice has been developed for diverse skin types. Here's what it says
Clinicians, patient organisations and medical researchers are updating advice around sun exposure to explicitly recognise different skin types.
Australian Swifties have Ticketek accounts hacked and tickets stolen days out from Eras tour
Taylor Swift fans have reported having their Ticketek accounts hacked and concert tickets stolen right underneath their noses, just days before the pop star begins her Melbourne shows.
Help to Buy looks like round two in the Labor-Greens housing wars. What's it about?
Labor and the Greens have dug their trenches in preparation for what looms as another lengthy battle in their housing war — this time over a scheme that would see the government co-purchase houses with low-income households.
Why a show about the post office broke viewing records when it aired in the UK
Based on the ongoing British Post Office scandal, the four-part series has seen the downfall of multiple high-profile people responsible for the controversy.
Travelling to Bali this year? A new tourist tax means you'll pay an extra $15 for your getaway
From Wednesday, people visiting Bali will be required to pay a tourist tax. However, the fee is relatively small and there are a few different ways you can pay.
Keeping Childrens Court matters out of the media allows youth an 'opportunity to make a mistake', lawyer says
The stabbing death of an Ipswich grandmother has reignited debate about youth justice in Queensland — in particular, opening the doors of Childrens Court matters to journalists.
Here's everything you need to know about today's AACTA Awards
It's been billed as Australia's answer to the Golden Globes — or even the Oscars, depending on who you ask — and the stars are gathering for the ceremony on the Gold Coast.
Here is why not every wind from the ocean is a sea breeze
More than 85 per cent of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the ocean, but the variation in weather across any slice of this narrow coastal band is substantial.
These major car companies are accused of harvesting and exploiting customer data
As experts push to strengthen Australia's privacy laws, many car makers are gathering data and potentially selling it to third parties.
Sunscreen prevents skin cancer and premature ageing — but are you doing it right?
For decades, we've known sunscreen dramatically lowers a person's risk of developing skin cancer, with some of the first evidence coming from (aptly) the Sunshine State. This is how it works.
Why Jennifer Crumbley was held responsible for her teenage son's mass school shooting
The guilty conviction of the Michigan school shooter's mother sets a "contentious" precedent for holding parents accountable for their child's wrongdoings, a US legal expert says.
Former Mandalorian star Gina Carano sues Disney with financial backing from Elon Musk
Carano was fired from the Star Wars spin-off series in 2021 for comments she made on social media that compared the Holocaust to US politics.