Electric charge: petrol giant plugs $225m into EV deal Australians are buying electric cars in record numbers and one fuel retailer has announced a deal to expand its coverage. AAP · Oct 1
Tenfold surge in EV sales needed to meet climate goals Australian drivers are buying electric vehicle sales in record numbers but even more will need to hit the road for the nation to meet its climate target. AAP · Sep 30
Suburban data centre dumped after inquiry spotlight Plans for a data centre slated for one semi-suburban area have been dumped in a win for community groups opposing construction near residential zones. AAP · Sep 29
Fagan honoured as champion Lions coach mulls next move Brisbane supporters have again tried to sway Chris Fagan to remain at the helm as the three-time AFL premiership coach received keys to the city. AAP · Sep 29
Socceroos 'can be better too' after poking Brazil bear Having poked the bear in Townsville, the Socceroos are preparing for a Brazilian backlash in Brisbane. AAP · Sep 27
Late Brazil leveller denies Socceroos a famous victory A sensational second-half strike from Nestory Irankunda was not enough as Australia fell agonisingly short of an upset win over mighty Brazil. AAP · Sep 25
'Hammer and Herbie Show' far from Phinished yet Dolphins duo Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow and Herbie Farnworth have forged a lethal liaison they both hope will blossom further as they approach career-defining moments. AAP · Sep 23
How speedster beat her own fears and shoulder pain Tayla Vlaeminck may be Australia's unluckiest cricketer, but the signs are looking good after the Victorian's latest return from injury. AAP · Sep 19
Bird flu 'here to stay' as duck spread threat looms Researchers are on alert for the potential spread of H5 bird flu to ducks and water birds as Australia's interior dries over spring and summer. AAP · Sep 18
Caution on copyright changes as Claude comes to town Pressure is mounting on the federal government to move carefully on any changes to copyright and AI training as another tech giant signs a deal in Australia. AAP · Sep 16
Screams, gunshots heard before woman's alleged murder A witness rushed to her window after hearing screams in the night and saw two men chasing down a woman amid the sound of gunfire, a magistrate has heard. AAP · Sep 15
'Keep them': Dolphins boss opens up on contract puzzle Dolphins CEO Terry Reader is calm about the big stars set to come off contract as the club gets its salary cap in balance to cope with potential raids. AAP · Sep 15
First pelican falls to bird flu, another sea lion dies An Australian pelican has been confirmed to have bird flu, with concerns the far-ranging species could carry the virus well inland. AAP · Sep 14
'Vicious': man left to die on verandah after bashing A man brutally bashed a vulnerable older neighbour and left him to die a "slow and painful death" while he went to get more alcohol, a judge has said. AAP · Sep 14
AAP · Sep 14 Top cop 'Golly' honoured at emotional funeral service Former Queensland police commissioner Steve Gollschewski has been remembered for his ethics and commitment to serve his state at an emotional funeral service.
AAP · Sep 11 Back from the brink: awesome foursome inspire Dolphins Four Dolphins stars have returned from long-term injuries to play in the club's first NRL finals series in a triumph of spirit and determination.
AAP · Sep 11 Broncos hand down review, with 'new Te'o' confirmed Brisbane have revealed the findings of their season review after finishing a diabolical 14th, but sackings of coaching staff are not on the agenda.
AAP · Sep 9 Pole position: Dolphins gun puts contract talks on hold Dolphins centre Herbie Farnworth is in no rush to sign his next deal because he wants to win the title first and get his six training poles prep' done.
AAP · Sep 8 Alleged 850kg coke smuggler 'told it was tobacco' A young Lithuanian man on trial with four other people for allegedly importing almost a tonne of cocaine says he thought he was trafficking tobacco.
AAP · Sep 7 AI boom forecast as Australia's biggest bonanza yet The economic benefits of AI adoption are beginning to flow in Australia, with about 15 per cent of tasks and occupations set to be replaced by 2060.
AAP · Sep 4 Cheerleader death inquest delay for abuse expert search As an NRL cheerleader's inquest is delayed, former partners of the last man to see her alive have come forward in droves to make statements.
AAP · Sep 1 Man guilty over AI deepfake nude images of schoolgirls A man told police it was "fun" to use AI to change public photos of girls and adult education staff into nude images before emailing the results to the victims.
AAP · Sep 1 Palmer seeks real estate in claim lawyer stole millions Businessman Clive Palmer's former solicitor unlawfully took $34 million and used it to buy gold bullion and a large property portfolio, a judge has heard.
AAP · Aug 25 'Bursting': bail reform sparks detention centre fears Bail reforms touted as the nation's strongest have raised concerns about how the new legislation will impact a state's strained youth detention centres.
AAP · Aug 24 PM vows to take data centre policy to United Nations Data centre regulation could be like the social media ban and become the next area of technology Australia leads the world in, the prime minister says.