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Two split record $100m Powerball jackpot
Two entries have grabbed a $50 million slice of the equal-largest division one lottery prize pool in Australian history
AFIC Press Release with regards to Senator Anning’s maiden speech in Parliament
This week we saw our Federal Parliament become host to a new low in political discourse with
the speech given by Senator Anning. His speech was morally repugnant and factually wrong
Time to invest in a solar battery system or upgrade your existing system?
Solar power is a hot topic of conversation on Bruny Island
The tiny island off the southeast coast of Tasmania is home to a solar battery trial
The tiny island off the southeast coast of Tasmania is home to a solar battery trial
Woman accused of murdering rapper in Sydney street granted bail
A 23-year-old woman charged with murdering rapper Jett McKee, also known as Scepaz, has been granted bail by a Sydney court
Rising out-of-pocket medical costs force more than 1m Australians to put off doctor visits: report
More than one million Australians have put off seeing a
doctor in one year because they could not afford it, according to a
report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
New Zealand bans foreigners from buying property in effort to clamp down on house price growth
New Zealand's Parliament has passed a law to ban many non-resident
foreigners from buying existing homes, completing the Labour-led
Government's election campaign pledge
NSW bushfires: Emergency warnings issued for fires near near Croobyar and north Nowra
The NSW Rural Fire Service is battling two out-of-control blazes, one in
the Budawang National Park and another in north Nowra, where
outbuildings have been destroyed
Senator honours White Australia Policy in first speech and calls for 'final solution' on immigration
Queensland senator Fraser Anning has praised the White Australia
Policy and called for a plebiscite as "the final solution to the
immigration problem" in the most inflammatory maiden speech to an
Australian Parliament since One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's in 1996
National Energy Guarantee endorsed by Coalition party room despite backbench concern
The Coalition party room has approved the Prime Minister's plan for a
National Energy Guarantee after a morning of debate, but former prime
minister Tony Abbott has expressed strong concerns about it
Call for inquiry after man with Down syndrome dies outside hospital
The State Opposition and the Health Services Union have claimed Mr
Forrest died of hypothermia after he left the facility through an
unlocked door
New tech surveillance laws more a 'side gate' than 'back door' into Australian phones
New laws will be unveiled today aimed at helping the nation's spy
agencies and police monitor and prevent criminal activity through phones
and the internet
Sydney trains: Number of people caught 'surfing' on public transport doubles in past year
New footage released by Sydney Trains shows the daredevil teens surfing on Sydney's busy rail network
they search for a man wanted for serious offencesSiege underway in Wallaroo as SA
Police and tactical officers have descended on a Wallaroo home and
closed off nearby streets as they search for a man wanted for serious
offences
Adelaide driver fined for transporting wardrobe in boot and using clothes as rope
An unlicensed Adelaide driver has been fined for trying to move a wardrobe in the back of his car
Man arrested over hit-and-run that killed young Dutch cyclist in Chapel St
Police have arrested a 26-year-old man over a hit-and-run which killed a
Dutch cyclist in Melbourne's inner-south on the weekend.
Message from the President-Muslim Australia-AFIC Dr Rateb Jneid on the occasion of Eid UlAdha 2018
Eid Al-Adha is one of the most important days of the Islam calandar
On behalf of the Executive Committee of Muslims Australia-AFIC,I would like to take this opportunity to you "HAPPY EID MUBARAK" with love and best wishes
Woman goes blind in one eye from cosmetic filler injected in face
Australian doctors have treated their first patient who has gone
permanently blind from having dermal filler injected into her face
Police release image of man after cyclist dies in hit-and-run in inner Melbourne
Victoria Police has released a photo of a man they wish to speak to
after a cyclist was hit by a stolen car and killed in Melbourne's inner
suburbs
NBN customers paying for FTTP upgrade giving neighbours cheaper access
National Broadband Network users who choose to pay thousands of
dollars out of their own pocket for a high-speed internet connection are
inadvertently paying to upgrade their neighbours' connections as well
as public infrastructure
'Peaceful' inner-Sydney suburb shaken by daylight killing
Less than 100 metres from a primary school in the quaint inner-Sydney
suburb of Forest Lodge, a man's body was yesterday found lying in the
middle of a road
