This is what people will be expected to know when they sit the learner’s test in Queensland. And more details about a five-year permit for people living in remote areas have been revealed.
Three years ago, Cam Murray admitted he got sick of being linked to a code switch. Now, the NSW and Australian star admits it’s a distinct possibility.
Jensen Huang’s liaison with an alleged Chinese spy could cost Nvidia billions, set America’s AI sector back in its arms race with China, and embroil the US president.
The charges against the employee of a company specialising in employing Indigenous workers will raise fresh questions about the government’s social procurement policy.
Police have been stationed at several aged care homes across the city following a drive-by shooting at one and credible threats against a former property tycoon.
Russell Brand spent years trying to preemptively save himself from a legal reckoning by self-imposing a moral one, being the first to admit his sins and hoping it would save him.
Christian Ellis, who moved his family to the UK to avoid providing evidence at the anti-corruption inquiry, has accused a Liberal MP of making “defamatory” allegations.
The Albanese government will sign a $150 billion research pact with the European Union later this week even as the Coalition remains opposed to the recent free trade deal.
The cuts come after the airline inked a deal with professional services firm Accenture and builds on earlier reductions of staff at the airline’s head office at Mascot in Sydney.
Joined by Ultimate Fighting Championship boss Dana White, the US president offered some of his more definitive comments about the looming end of the conflict.
The former NSW police officer has returned to the witness box for further cross-examination in his trial over the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
CA chief Todd Greenberg has backed Usman Khawaja’s right to tell his version of what happened in South Africa in 2018, but says the story does not correlate with what some other members of the team say.
Six children have now been charged over an assault on a 13-year-old boy in Ellenbrook last weekend that was filmed and posted online. It happens all the time.
Thomas Massie accused the US the defence secretary of abusing his power by waging war against Iran, ignoring laws that minimise civilian casualties, conducting extrajudicial killings, suppressing free speech and kidnapping a foreign leader.
France’s foreign minister vowed to punish Tehran over the chaos at European supermarkets after cyberattackers sent refrigerator temperatures soaring, destroying food at hundreds of stores.
Childcare centres are becoming mega facilities to attract more enrolments, with developers passing the risk of their big builds onto families, according to research that analysed thousands of property transactions.
Dual international Chris Ashton believes Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii looks lost on a rugby field, and questioned why Rugby Australia keep signing league players.
The Australian sharemarket jumped in early trade after US President Donald Trump said the Iran war “is effectively over,” boosting hopes for an end to the conflict that has driven up global energy costs.
The private equity firm that until last week controlled David Jones has tapped Joe Hockey’s lobby shop to manage elected officials on Macquarie Street and in Canberra.
Competing visions for how the 15-hectare Paddington complex might be used in the future are being put forward as the premier rules out turning it into housing.
Financial advisers are channelling money into a sector that ASIC has accused of being home to some operators that use hidden fees and shift investor cash around.
Trump ostentatiously set out to wreck any attempt to head off ruinous climate change. Yet his futile war on Iran has galvanised the global shift to renewable energy.
Specialist schools supported heavily by the state and federal governments currently enrol more than 11,000 young Queenslanders. Experts say the results are worth the investment.
The distressing final moments of a Perth mother and daughter captured in a Triple Zero call have been played at an inquest into the double murder-suicide.
Embattled minister Don Punch has accused Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas of “exploiting vulnerable Aboriginal people” to score political goals in response to a petition demanding the Bunbury MP’s resignation from cabinet.
This week in our Queensland public sector column, Public Circus considers a controversial figure’s work (and future), euthanasia review calls and an IR bill plea.
The Australian F1 gun and Mark Webber released a joint statement on Monday evening, confirming the agreement to go their separate ways was a mutual decision.
There are more than 28,000 war widows in Australia, latest estimates suggest, whose loss for their country is without fanfare, adulation and rarely recognised.
Harry Grant is just one of a clutch of Australian stars whose future is the subject of daily conjecture. For now, though, he only has eyes for Sunday’s World Cup final against New Zealand.
Many assume that Neutral Bay is synonymous with Military Road. That crazy thoroughfare is the suburb’s most visible face, yet it belies what lies beneath.
The Brisbane Lions have gone internal and appointed experienced assistant coach Cameron Bruce as the club’s next senior coach to replace three-time flag winner Chris Fagan.
So many rejoiced at the arrival of money and comfort in my neighbourhood. I want to reclaim the dirty wonder of what it was before it was sanitised and sold.
The CFMEU had “unprecedented” influence on the state government when it shut down a rail project in 2022 to wrest control from a rival union, the royal commission heard.
The alleged stabbing murder of a delivery driver in Melbourne’s CBD has stirred frustration about violence and the state’s strained mental health system.