The shock when woman slipped into slacks
Should women be allowed to wear pants? It was a topic of contention in the Australian parliament in 1933, writes LORINDA CRAMER.
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A team of recreational cavers and Parks Victoria rangers spent two years in deep underground caves to bring a near-complete skeleton of the extinct short-faced kangaroo to light. Palaeontologist TIM ZIEGLER was there.
The upcoming election in the Solomons looks set to be a test of China's influence in the Pacific and for the island nation's pro-Beijing prime minister.
Leading ecologist David Lindenmayer says it was important to write a book on native forest logging in Australia, despite enduring years of personal attacks.
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Judgment looms in Lehrmann defamation case
Ex-Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann will soon learn if his defamation case over an interview with Brittany Higgins on 10's The Project has been successful.
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Facebook set to take more news from news feed
Social media users, as well as small and specialised news outlets, could be the big losers from Meta's plan to remove more news from Facebook, experts say.
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Cave admits to feeling culpable over deaths of his sons
Australian rock musician Nick Cave says "there can't help but be feelings of culpability" over the deaths of his sons as it is "against nature" to bury a child.
The popularity of hydrogen cars is dropping in Australia and overseas, leading many experts to question the role it will play in the future of transport.
Scientists say a recovery plan for the fastest parrot on earth won't save it after their work was altered - allegedly to favour state-owned logging interests.
An age-old question returns to people's minds as the date February 29 marks calendars once more this year - what purpose do leap years serve in the first place?
Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian's bid to shred adverse findings by the corruption watchdog will have "pretty dramatic consequences" for both, an expert says.
Claims a fuel efficiency standard will force up the price of popular utes and SUVs have been rejected by climate and vehicle groups as misleading.
Generative artificial intelligence can create stunning content but experts warn strict rules are needed to ensure viewers know what's real and what's fake.
“I’ve had so many injuries it's almost like a routine,” says Sian A’Hern, 25-year-old downhill mountain-biking champion and Queanbeyan local.
"Dandruff can be embarrassing. It can affect many aspects of people’s lives, such as how they socialise, how they style their hair, and what clothes they wear."
The question of what to do with electric car batteries when they reach the end of their useful lives is being discussed in Australia as a deadline looms.
Is the card game bridge an artform? This was the challenge thrown down to arts editor HELEN MUSA by members of Canberra's oldest and biggest bridge organisation, Canberra Bridge Club.
A study undertaken by La Trobe and Melbourne universities measures the impacts of early closing times on drunkenness, liver disease and death by injury.
There are always a lot of ticks around at this time of year and prevention is really important – and cheaper – for dogs, says veterinarian Clara Wilkins.
