Woodside energy threatening to sue individual activists after stink bomb stunt

Australia's largest oil and gas company Woodside energy is threatening to sue individual activists for financial damages. Last month, climate protesters set off a 'stink bomb' inside the company's Perth headquarters causing an evacuation.

Teen charged after entering NSW MP’s office in Newcastle

Examining ‘sketchy’ science headlines, including an apparent link between bowel cancer and a vegan diet

The number of working people facing homelessness is increasing

Political messaging ramps up in lead up to polling day

Australian Disability Enterprises can pay workers a fraction of the minimum wage. What place do they have in today's society?

Hobart coroner finds three deaths ‘wholly avoidable’

One QLD family has owned Wambiana Station since 1912 and the new generation are now looking at how to adapt to the changing climate

Federal government will today report a $15.8 billion budget surplus

Peter Dutton says David Van should quit parliament

Supermarkets found to be confusing many customers

SA opens border to regional NSW, no need to quarantine

The NSW Liberals have a new leader

Police find bodies in search for Sydney couple

Proposed legislation would see MPs penalised for bad behaviour

CrowdStrike outage tipped to leave Australian businesses with damage bill surpassing $1 billion

Victorians left in the lurch after the collapse of construction company Porter Davis have rallied on the steps of state parliament

Queensland’s state government announces $140 million boost to nature fund, opposition concerned about crime

Victoria’s move to end native forest logging sparks debate in timber communities

by ABC NEWS (Australia)