By the time this year’s University of Sydney Union (USU) Board election had come to an end, student publication Honi Soit reported 6454 votes had been cast, which was a record number, “almost double...

The Inner West Council announced its new Live Music Grants program last month, in a bid to boost the Inner West’s live music scene and strengthen its reputation as Sydney’s leading creative and cultural...

In an exclusive interview with Ilias Bakalla, Linda Burney talks about the rough road ahead for constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.

There’s a buzz around Parkes and it can be heard all the way to NASA. Not since - well, 50 years ago - has the town been in the spotlight for an event of this magnitude.

  West Papuan human rights defender Rosa Moiwend was in New Zealand last week, speaking about the need for more countries - including Australia and New Zealand - to challenge Indonesia on its human rights...

World-first, cutting-edge technology will be trialled on Manly beaches next season in a bid to improve beach safety and reduce drownings. The trial will see a network of cameras, sensors and other “smart...

On the eve of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund’s latest handouts, eyewitnesses to the ugly underbelly of gambling are questioning the costs and benefits

Changes in the surf breaks around Australia’s coastline are predicted as climate change wields unexpected impacts on wave heights and ocean swells.

Australia is experiencing its largest surge in confirmed influenza cases with the month of May showing an almost 20 percent spike on 2014 and a 14.5 per cent increase on last year’s total. Research...

The people of Buderim want their restored heritage Krauss locomotive steam train in the town again.