City of Melbourne Redirects Greenline Funds After Missing Out on State and Federal Backing
The Greenline project has failed to be allocated adequate funding in the City of Melbourne budget for a second year. (Supplied: City of Melbourne)
Remains of Tasmanian Aboriginal Man Returned Home After 170 Years in Scotland
The University of Aberdeen bought the remains in 1852. Andrew Milligan/PA Images/Getty Images/File
Koalas Displaced as Blue Gum Plantations Are Harvested in South West Victoria
A koala on a recently cleared blue gum plantation next to Budj Bim national park in Victoria. Photograph: Paul Hilton/Earth Tree Images/The Guardian
Central Coast Mariners Beat Melbourne City to Reach A-League Women Grand Final
The Mariners celebrate their win over Melbourne City in the second leg of their semifinal. (AAP: Joel Carrett)
Black Ferns Beat Wallaroos 38-12 in Pacific Four Series Opener
Black Ferns’ Braxton Sorensen-McGee is tackled by Wallaroos winger Desiree Miller during the Pacific Four Series opener in Newcastle. Photograph: Dan Himbrechts/EPA
Why Bunnings’ Price Promise Fails on 9,000 Home Brands
Bunnings promises shoppers that it will beat a competitor’s lower price by 10 per cent on the same stocked item.
Woolworths Cuts Shelf Prices on Almost 400 Products in Value Push
Woolworths cuts prices on essentials from May. Credit: AAP, Woolworths
Tech-Savvy and Still Sharp: Study Links Technology Use to Lower Dementia Risk
Use of computers and other forms of technology was linked with a lower risk of cognitive impairment, new research has found. mixetto/E+/Getty Images
First Nations Team Opens ‘Home’ Pavilion for Australia at Venice Architecture Biennale
Home, at the 2025 Venice Biennale of Architecture. The work by The Creative Sphere. Photograph: Peter Bennets
US Welcomes First Group of White South African Refugees Under Trump Order
White South Africans demonstrate in support of Donald Trump in front of the US embassy in Pretoria, South Africa, on 15 February. Photograph: Jérôme Delay/AP