Reconciliation driven by little people with big hearts
Students and teachers at Kellyville Public School share their commitment to truth telling and Reconciliation after being named finalists in this year’s national Narragunnawali Awards
Students and teachers at Kellyville Public School share their commitment to truth telling and Reconciliation after being named finalists in this year’s national Narragunnawali Awards
A two-cornered hat famously worn by French emperor Napoleon Boneparte during his reign in the 1800s has fetched a huge price at auction. We look back at Napoleon’s adventurous life
The threat of an imminent volcanic eruption has Iceland on edge days after evacuations began and a state of emergency was declared as more smoke seeps from giant cracks in empty streets
Mind-boggling images of unknown galaxies and the Horsehead Nebula have been captured by the Euclid space telescope as the hi-tech instrument travels around the sun in the pursuit of science
Schools, hospitals, transport and banks were affected when a nationwide Optus outage left over 10 million Australians without phone and internet access – KEY IMPACTS EXPLAINED
A tarantula looking for company has caused a crash in the US but it’s funnel-webs to the rescue in Australia as scientists look to use our deadliest spider’s venom to treat heart attack and stroke
Australians will have the chance to share their stories with future generations following their death, thanks to a Melbourne man’s innovative twist to a QR code
The discovery of a 5000km-wide piece of land thought to have broken off Australia 155 million years ago has helped geologists piece together the history of Earth’s continents
A Chinese company has become the first in the world to be permitted to fly passengers in air taxis without a pilot at the controls. Discover how they work and how safe they are
Previously hidden underwater, rock carvings up to 2000 years old have emerged as the Amazon River drops to the lowest level ever recorded as the drought affects 481,000 people in Brazil
With more than 60 fires burning across Queensland, a group of students whose town is under threat have found a public way to thank and support their local firefighters
Anthony Albanese has limited time to impress in talks with US President Joe Biden and China’s President Xi Jinping, as Mark Knight’s cartoon sets the scene – and the pace – as a dating game
Tasmania’s famous thylacines could be back from extinction by 2028, according to the project team, but not all wildlife experts think resurrecting and releasing the species is such a good idea
Australians famously love slang – and the very best of it speaks a thousand words, as in the deceptively simple summary of the Voice referendum result in Mark Knight’s cartoon
NASA has sent a spacecraft on a six-year journey to a metal asteroid deep in space in the hope of discovering how the Earth was formed and what its centre looks like
Anthony Albanese said we need ‘a new way forward’ after Australians overwhelmingly voted against the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the referendum
A group of Australian students have written an open letter to teachers and parents demanding their school’s ban on mullets, makeup and piercings be reconsidered
As the weather warms up in Australia, snakes are becoming more active – learn about where they live, what to do if you spot one, and how to stay safe during snake season
Japanese researchers will soon trial a new drug to help humans regrow their own teeth if they failed to form in childhood or have been lost through injury or decay
New research into the fossilised remains of human footprints shows humans may have lived in the Americas more than 21,000 years ago – about 6,000 years earlier than first thought
Known on social media as ‘Bondi Treasure Hunter’, Leigh Webber found a safe while fishing with a giant magnet overseas – and inside was something incredible
Unseen for more than 50 years, the Victorian grassland earless dragon is ‘back from the dead’, firing hopes that the three other species of the tiny lizard may be found alive in other states
Australia has more than its share of passionate sporting tribes across different codes and loyalty can be a long road for frustrated fans – well, until their team’s luck turns like Carlton’s
A controversial journalist presented the Mexican government with what he claims are the mummified remains of two ‘non-human’ life forms from 1000 years ago, but they look very familiar
This fascinating image of an Amazon snake cat with a feline face and scale-like fur has been shared millions of times around the world. But is it too good to be true?
Tennis has copped a serve over the volley of bad behaviour from players and fans at this year’s US Open as criticism also grows over the widespread waste of non-recyclable tennis balls
A robot with human features has started working at a factory alongside people for the first time as tech companies race to produce robots that can perform household chores
Departing Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has been centrestage for all the wrong reasons as his whopping great payout prompts Mark Knight’s rethink of ad featuring Peter Allen’s beloved Aussie anthem
Scientists have brought a roundworm back to life after it was frozen for 46,000 years and say medical advances could revive humans in the same way within 50 to 70 years
