They cooled off in Cairns, waded in Wollongong and even took a sunrise plunge in Port Augusta. Now Kimberley is the final stop on the Cold Nips Australian Tour, which aims to join thousands of other water lovers in completing 100 sunrise dives over 100 days to raise $1 million for mental health.
Interpreters claim their profession is undervalued by the courts in the state of Victoria because their working hours and salaries have been cut to save costs. Interpreters say people from different cultures, languages or who are deaf are at risk of being denied access to justice due to cuts to Court Services Victoria.
The mother of a Perth tradesman fighting for his life in a Balinese hospital after a moped accident is desperately trying to raise money to evacuate her son home. She says she may even sell her house to make it possible.
Cottesloe-based fund manager Willy Packer is facing a major dilemma after Energy Resources of Australia warned it would run out of cash by the end of the year, reducing the value of its key asset to zero. ERA recorded an $89.8 million impairment on the Jabiluka uranium deposit near Kakadu National Park in the Northern … Read more
The annual Albany Big Sleep Out is now in its ninth year and takes place on Saturday with the ambitious goal of raising funds for the homeless and people sleeping on the streets. The Albany Community Foundation hopes to match or exceed the $47,000 raised at last year's Big Sleep Out to continue helping people … Read more
Details of an internal Liberal Party poll in Western Australia have confirmed recent reports in The Times that Labor MP Jane Kelsbie is likely to lose the first-term election to Warren-Blackwood.
On Sunday, around 90,000 people will take part in the legendary City2Surf fun run. Here you can find out everything about the record-breaking event and which streets you should avoid.
After winning the gold medal in Paris, Nina Kennedy's next challenge is to break a record that only three women have previously achieved.
She knows Australia doesn't want to hear this news, but the RBA “will not hesitate” to raise rates if inflation persists, says Governor Michele Bullock.
An average raise of $155 a week over two years for early childhood educators will increase employment in the industry, the federal government says.