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Tas euthanasia laws pass lower house - Tasmania is almost certain to become the third Australian jurisdiction to legalise voluntary assisted dying after the legislation passed the stat ...

Kiwis urged to evacuate after third quake - Tsunami warning sirens have sounded and thousands of New Zealanders on the North Island's east coast have evacuated to higher ground after a third ear ...

Tasmania on verge of euthanasia laws - Tasmania is almost certain to become the third Australian jurisdiction to legalise voluntary assisted dying after the legislation passed the state's l ...

Aust plays down EU vaccine shipment block - Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has declared Europe's decision to block 250,000 doses of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine will not affect Austra ...

First AstraZeneca virus vaccines are ready - The first doses of the AstraZeneca virus vaccines are ready to be administered, as leaders prepare for their next major meeting.

Track review findings - Improving staff expertise at both Elwick and Mowbray race tracks are among the recommendations from an independent review. Both tracks saw cancelle ...

Iron ore exports buoy record trade surplus - Australia posted the biggest monthly trade surplus in history on the back of record iron ore exports, as the economy continued to rack up new markers ...

Tassie devils beating facial cancer - Scientists have for the first time quantified the toll of a deadly facial cancer disease which has decimated the Tasmanian devil population. From a ...

Hunters in hot water - A southern Tasmanian couple is facing wildlife and firearms charges, busted with illegally hunted animals near Prospect. The man and woman, of Marg ...

Economy bouncing back from covid - The Australian economy is now within 2 per cent of pre-pandemic growth, after recording its strongest six months of growth in history: 3.1 per cent. ...

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