At the peak of Japan’s last heatwave in August 2019 – the same month when this year’s Olympics take place – 57 people died and 18,000 were hospitalised over just one weekend of peak heat. In competition,

The rugby league world was left flabbergasted on Sunday night when the Bulldogs’ Lachlan Lewis body slammed the Rabbitohs’ Cody Walker.

That’s what so many people have demanded to know about Katie Hopkins, the English far-right figure who flouted quarantine rules – and broadcast it to her 263,000 Instagram followers – while reportedly waiting to join the cast of a celebrity version of Seven’s Big Brother.

Throw away lines such as areas of "concern for increased testing…" followed by a reference to your home town, but no further explanation, are simply not good enough.

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Sky News host Peta Credlin says people are starting to worry about whether Prime Minister Scott Morrison believes in anything “other than God and getting re-elected”. Her comments come after the latest Newspoll figures saw a result of 53-47 in favour of the Labor Party on a two-party preferred basis.

The speakers will discuss ways local Indigenous communities are enhancing community climate resilience & other things in cost effective ways

Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells has echoed concerns from the charity sector. A conservative Liberal senator has expressed concerns over the federal government’s plan to amend

Elise Archer, Minister for Corrections Unions playing politics with prison system. The safety of staff, prisoners and the community remains a top priority for the Tas