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Workers left without wages or answers break silence on Bathla collapse
Former employees of collapsed property developer Bathla Group speak for the first time about unpaid wages, mounting financial hardship and fears for their futures in Australia. -
'The line-up is huge': Australians caught up in US flight chaos
Thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled across the US, leaving Australian travellers stranded at airports. -
'Plastic farmers' in Indonesia unaware of the dangers of burning waste
For decades, locals in East Java in Indonesia have been burning plastic waste but may not have been aware of the health consequences.
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Australian waste may be part of the problem for Indonesia's 'plastic farmers'
For decades, locals in East Java in Indonesia have been burning plastic waste but may not have been aware of the health consequences.
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PearlBone gets FDA clearance for world's largest orthopaedic market
A bone graft substitute made from mother-of-pearl shells sourced off the WA's Kimberley coast receives FDA clearance in the United States. Academics say it is just one example of life-changing medical innovation from WA. -
Albanese, Bowen caught talking phones and 'dicks' in hot-mic gaffe
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Albanese and Bowen in hot mic gaffe at COP31
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Albanese and Bowen caught discussing phones and 'dicks' in hot mic gaffe
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Questions remain after Nvidia CEO's departure
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Questions left to answer in wake of Huang's departure from Nvidia
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Questions left to answer in wake of Huang's departure
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Regional bands say it's now cheaper to do a gig in London than interstate
Some of the country's hottest musical exports say it's now cheaper to fly to London or the United States for gigs than to travel interstate to play for Australian audiences. -
Airlines scramble to get flights in air after planes grounded across US — as it happened
United States officials lift an order to ground thousands of departing flights at airports across the country. -
The Big Fly Swat unleashed after bar flies' inspired idea
Kingoonya only has 13 residents and three horses, but it does have a lot of flies. Now, it also has the world's biggest fly swat, which it hopes will bring in the tourists. -
US aviation administration resumes flights after grounding
The US Federal Aviation Administration says flights can resume after it issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety". -
US aviation administration orders grounding of all flights
The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety". -
Breaking: US aviation administration orders grounding of all flights
The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety". -
Noosa startup's solution to tackle burping cattle's methane emissions
After eight years of research, a Noosa startup is commercialising a supplement designed to affordably reduce methane emissions in the cattle industry. -
Trump to rule on tariffs for Australian lamb after trade commissioners disagree
A US trade panel reviewing lamb imports is unable to agree on whether Australian meat imports have hurt the American industry, leaving Donald Trump to rule on tariffs. -
Are you team car door or car bonnet? This town's history depends on your answer
Lightning Ridge is a town divided by car parts, disputed facts and a history as elusive as the precious black opal mined here. -
Homes with architectural designs that cost just $1 near completion
Almost 18 months after the state government launched the architectural designs, the Illawarra build is one of 22 projects being constructed and hopes to be the first to land. -
AI data centres to self-administer funds in Tasmanian community deal
Tasmanian data centre proponents would self-administer their own community benefit funds under a proposal from the state government. -
Coal protest to go ahead on harbour after court rejects police objections
The NSW Supreme Court has approved a planned climate protest on Newcastle Harbour, dismissing a bid by NSW Police to stop it. -
Salmon farm antibiotic use impact 'completely unfair' cray fisher says
As small fishers say salmon companies are being favoured over them, Premier Jeremy Rockliff says the government is aiming for the "best balanced approach". -
Outlook outage expected to cost Australian businesses billions of dollars
The ripple effect of today's outage is expected to last for weeks, with some companies simply unable to do business. -
Outback cattle flown to Kazakhstan
Hundreds of cattle from a remote station in the Northern Territory have been exported to Kazakhstan by plane. -
Mt Isa's $145 million critical minerals pitch one step closer
A struggling outback town's proposal to capture booming mining investment with a new research facility receives early backing from state and federal governments. -
Mount Isa's $145 million critical minerals pitch one step closer
A struggling outback town's proposal to capture booming mining investment with a new research facility receives early backing from state and federal governments. -
ATSB releases preliminary report into young pilot's NT crash
Recreational fishers witnessed young Tasmanian pilot Bob Bramley's plane crash in waters off the Northern Territory in August "at very high speed", a report has revealed. -
Government back to the drawing board on backpacker crackdown
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke reconsiders the government's backpacker crackdown, but says it must still find a way to curb the surge in UK working holiday-makers who are permitted, under a free trade agreement, to stay for up to three years.
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