Australia’s healthcare system is generating tonnes of COVID waste with new research finding a healthcare organisation in Melbourne increasing their clinical waste by 40% during the pandemic. 

According to a new report China has tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in a move that caught United States intelligence by surprise. 

The WeRide Australian Cycling Economy Report launched by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed that last year the cycling industry has contributed $6.3 billion to the Australian economy. 

The direct value added to our GDP is more than three times the Australian motor sport industry. 

The Palaszczuk Government has granted $20 million dollars to Smithfield state high school, marking the start of a $51 million dollar boosts towards state school infrastructures this financial year.

The school’s brand new centre is for athlete development and performing arts and aims to boosts not only jobs for tradies, but also aims for future job growth in those industries. 

The coalition’s divisive climate negotiations have not yet been resolved, as the Prime Minister wrestles with the National party for consensus over a net zero by 2050 emissions reductions target.  

While the Liberal party has a mandate to adopt the net zero target, the Nationals cabinet is holding out, with members expressing concern about the impact on the regional job market. 

Australian children left behind by Islamic State are facing indefinite detention in north-east Syria with little hope of being released. 

After the fall of the Islamic State in 2019, there are more than 40 Australian children stranded in the desert camp among the thousands of other children whose parents supported Islamic State.