Families from all over Adelaide visit Joe Ferraro's home to marvel at his Christmas display, which he has amassed a collection of more than 50,000 lights since he began nearly 20 years ago.
An emotional display of unity — the Bondi paddle-out in pictures
Thousands of locals packed the Bondi beachfront for an emotional paddle-out in honour of the victims of Sunday's terror attack.
Beloved outback 'garbo' collects final bins after 45 years on the job
Mark Mitchell is known for bringing the fun to rubbish collection, donning different outfits and inspiring youngsters to follow in his footsteps. But this week is his final run.
Messages of hope from Bondi
Residents share their messages of hope from Bondi following the devastating terror attacks on Sunday.
Londoners react to Australia’s social media ban for kids
Some London residents share mixed feelings about Australia’s new social media restrictions for people under 16.
Outback town pulls out all stops to celebrate Christmas and community
Santa Claus had a busy weekend in Alice Springs, with three community events celebrating the festive season.
Dog patrols at Federation Square to curb 'terrifying' seagull swooping
Pesky seagulls snatching food from unsuspecting members of the public has spurred a Melbourne council to start canine patrols of Federation Square.
Thousands call for dog ban to be overturned at popular Sydney beach
Kutti Beach in Sydney's east had previously allowed dogs on leash but Woollahra Council then decided to ban dogs altogether for "safety and hygiene" concerns following a committee report.
The 'yes stadium' and 'no stadium' split still divides Tasmania
By the end of this week, Tasmania will know whether or not Hobart will have a new AFL stadium. Many Tasmanians are still making up their own minds about whether they support it or not.
What would it be like to visit the proposed Hobart stadium?
From potential gridlock to an "immersive" viewing experience, let's set aside the politics — just for a moment — and look at what planning documents tell us about the building at the heart of Tasmania's fiery stadium debate.
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Road-raging rider loses licence over bonnet ride to police station
A road rage attack in which a motorcyclist rode a P-plater's bonnet all the way to a police station costs him his licence for eight months.
$200 a week and tinned fish: Cost of living hits international students
International students are grappling with Australia's high cost of living, and experts warn there are no quick fixes to their financial stress.
Weightlifting empowers women of all ages to stop feeling 'invisible'
Teenager Mira Mohan, and Francee and Carolyn, both in their 60s, are changing the face of weightlifting, showing it is a sport for women at any stage of life.
Why Chinese Australian women should get checked for breast cancer earlier
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, support groups urge Chinese women to get screened for breast cancer, as doctors highlight how the disease impacts this cohort differently.
Having a Crack: Farmers turn small town publicans
The farmers turned small town publicans.
'Afterthoughts': Concerns aged care reforms do not tackle service gaps
A new Aged Care Act comes into effect in November, but some question if the act will meaningfully address service gaps for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Woolstores ledge a 'large loss' that bands WA skaters together
WA's bustling port city of Fremantle is changing, and in between a swathe of redevelopment stands a persistent, dedicated and vocal group experiencing some mixed results — the skateboarding community.
Vulnerable residents face 'grim reality' of Neighbourhood House closures
Vulnerable people reliant on the support of Neighbourhood Houses to live plead for increased funding from the Victorian government.
The 'ridiculous' $1,000 weekly shop for remote Cape York community
Being one of Australia’s most remote and disadvantaged communities, Aurukun’s grocery prices are some of the highest in the country.
Why these famous Japanese trucks are at risk of 'extinction'
The dekotora, large decorated trucks covered in colour and bright lights, were once a common sight across Japan. Now they are fighting for survival.
Daylight saving time starts on Sunday. Here's when clocks go forward and where
Here's your quick pocket guide on daylight saving as Australia comes into the warmer months.
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