The heatwave gripping Queensland is set to intensify today before a cooler change sweeps through in time for the Australia Day long weekend.

The Australian flag can evoke a range of feelings from pride and camaraderie to exclusion and division. Here are some reasons why these people have made it a feature of their homes.

Writing exclusively for News Corp, former Australians of the Year, prime ministers, prominent business leaders and sporting heroes - everyone from Anthony Albanese and John Howard to Pat Rafter and ...

National Symposium on Unifying Anti-Racist Research and Action is generating controversy due to the participation of speakers ...

A Māori clothing designer in Australia has launched a range of clothes to raise money for a New Zealand woman who was ...

Queensland is sinking into a larger-than-expected budget black hole, with Treasurer David Janetzki tipped to forecast billions in additional debt during the Mid Year Fiscal and Economic Review.

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Queensland's royalty revenue is forecast to fall by more than $400 million as the new LNP government promises to reveal ...

Not to be outdone by Brisbane’s $2 council pool dips, the City of Ipswich’s four pools are offering free entry to all Ipswich ...

“While anti-Indigenous racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, and anti-blackness have unique expressions, they are deeply ...

The handing-out of a double-sided Australian and Aboriginal flag at citizenship ceremonies on the Gold Coast has been axed by ...

A major pub group forced to apologise about a controversial Australia Day celebration ban is still refusing to acknowledge ...