A camp set up as part of a trial to help people experiencing homelessness will be closed down following threats of legal action by state authorities.
Andrew Stafford and Laine Clark
Civil groups, environmental campaigners and high-powered lawyers are joining forces to shine a light on the legal tactics used to silence detractors.
Tom Wark
Greek officials have retrieved bodies and rescued survivors from a migrant boat spotted off the coast of Crete.
Staff Writers
Migrants are wrongly blamed for fraying social cohesion in the bush, with cost-of-living, isolation and populist politics stoking anti-government views.
Stephanie Gardiner
A report identifies progressive anti-Semitism as the most pervasive form facing Australia but not all Jewish groups agree, with one labelling it "Orwellian".
Duncan Murray
One-third of rural mums have to travel more than two hours to give birth, while many also struggle alone with post-natal depression, a new report shows.
Short-term rentals like Airbnb act as a more home-like alternative for many people in crisis, including those escaping domestic violence and natural disasters.
Those seeking homelessness services in one state are increasingly facing closed doors and making frontline staff the target of their frustrations.
Mental injury claims arising from workplace stress, bullying, harassment and abuse are increasing in regional areas, with fears employees will quit "in droves".
The federal government has announced a substantial payout to workers in the health, disability and community service sectors.
Catherine Bouris
Ken Weeks, the oldest man in Australia, has received a special birthday message from the oldest man in the world as he turns 113.
Sarah Spina-Matthews
Artistic renders show what will replace the fallen statue of a colonial premier who was accused of stealing the skull of an Aboriginal man.
Ethan James
From a hard upbringing to international fame, Gary "Angry" Anderson is remembered as one of Australia's rock greats who bore his scars and successes publicly.
Taylor Thompson-Fuller
About 50 people, including families and pensioners living in caravans, cars and tents, who began living on Memorial Drive this year have been given their marching orders.
Rachel Fenner
An innovation index compiled from millions of government data points shows business breakthroughs faltered after the pandemic and could still face hiccups.
Kaaren Morrissey
Early-career roles for electronics engineers, marketing professionals and construction managers are likely to increase as a result of generative AI.
Jacob Shteyman
A firm is exploring whether Australian parents and children have legal claims against social media platforms following Meta's mammoth US settlement.
Callum Godde
New Zealand is moving to introduce an Australian-style social media ban for children under 16, with platforms facing hefty fines for non-compliance.
Swiss authorities have recovered the remains of two mountaineers who had been missing in the Alps since 1992 after a retreating glacier exposed them.
An overhaul to online alcohol delivery services are among new laws unveiled in a five-year plan to implement recommendations of a royal commission.
Allanah Sciberras
Approvals to install vital mobile technology in rural Australia can take up to 700 days, with telcos and the industry watchdog calling for a major overhaul.
Higher-risk alcohol use by men has been found to be associated with engaging in intimate partner violence over time, as researchers call for policy changes.
Tess Ikonomou
Women at risk of domestic homicide are increasingly seeking safety at community shelters, with migrant women the most likely to return to an unsafe home.
Emily Woods
A looming council vote could be the first step in the return of land to Aboriginal people and the creation of a long-campaigned-for cultural centre.
