The operators of a Brisbane music venue are appealing the approval of a residential development, citing concerns about an uptick in noise complaints.
The sand mines, the typhoon and the deadly bridge collapse
As one of the deadliest typhoons in decades ripped through Vietnam, a harrowing video of a bridge collapsing emerged on social media. And while the storm dealt the final blow to the bridge, it may not be the only thing responsible for the tragedy.
Photo shows A half broken bridge on a river after it collapsed during floods'When dams fail, people die': The race to save thousands from potential disaster
It's one of Australia's worst infrastructure failures, a time bomb counting down to catastrophe for a city and farming community unaware of the threat until one man's alarming discovery.
Photo shows Paradise Dam flawedWind turbines are on the horizon, but farmers are divided over whether it's a good thing
Across the country, wind farms are being built faster than ever, but agricultural landholders are split on embracing the energy revolution while protecting food production.
Photo shows A man stands in front of a flowering canola field with a wind turbine in the backgroundMore items revealed as not being budgeted for in Hobart's proposed stadium costings
A three-storey, underground car park at Hobart's proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium is the latest known exclusion from the building cost estimates, a parliamentary hearing is told.
Photo shows A concept image for Hobart's Macquarie Point stadium.'The railway is safe': Minister assures commuters after Sydney Metro line opening delayed
The Chatswood to Sydenham line had a target opening day of Sunday August 4, but is yet to receive the necessary approvals from the national rail safety regulator.
Photo shows The entrance of an underground train station with city buildings in the background. A signpost with the letter 'M' nearby.The history of the CFMEU weirdly sheds light on JD Vance and our upcoming 'critical decade'
The CFMEU's history gives us a window into Australia's economic, political and industrial landscape over the past 40 years.
Photo shows JD Vance smiles, raises his left hand places his right hand over his heart as he walks out on a stage.'Union power': NSW branch of CFMEU posts defiant video against government, ACTU and 'rotten media'
Dozens of union members appeared in the video, thanking CFMEU leadership in NSW for "always being at the cornerstone of safety on site".
Photo shows Workers in high-vis jumpers applauding.Has the CFMEU made home building more expensive? Yes, but not how you think
The lure of long-term employment on major construction sites has been one major factor in why home building has become so expensive.
Photo shows Construction sitePassengers pack first train ride to Yanchep in Perth's north, but ride did not come cheap
WA's premier and treasurer are among the first passengers to ride the 15-kilometre railway extension covering three new train stations in Perth's north — Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep.
Photo shows People milling around outside sliding doors with the word 'Yanchep' written above.Hospital in remote WA mining town to receive upgrades with $20 million in funding from Rio Tinto
It is hoped including Paraburdoo Hospital upgrades in a combined tender with a planned revamp of Tom Price Hospital will make it easier to get a construction company on board, although the state government has not upped its own contribution.
Photo shows A green sign displaying distances to Tom Price Karijini and ParaburdooQuestions about the planned Hobart stadium's 'big plastic roof' answered
Yes, you could get sunburnt underneath it. No, a big cricket shot won't punch through it (apparently). Think of it like a "scaled-up version of your backyard shade sail", one expert says. So, how will the plastic roof of Hobart's proposed stadium work?
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Photo shows An architect render of a stadium in HobartThe 'never never open bridge' was completed six months ago — but residents still can't cross it
Residents of an estate in Upper Kedron have been waiting six months for a finished bridge to open — and they're running out of patience.
Photo shows A sign hangs on a bridge that saying "never never open bridge"What was once considered Australia's richest gold mine is being brought back to life
Mining is set to return to the Northern Territory's former centre of gold production, as prices for the precious metal hit record highs this year.
Photo shows Gold bars piled on a wooden pallet.These are the winners and losers in this year's Queensland budget
Population growth and cost-of-living relief are the headline drivers of spending and revenue in Queensland's 2024 election year budget.
Photo shows An illustration of a map of Australia highlighting Queensland.Rescues, risky road conditions as heavy rain lashes Illawarra and NSW South Coast
Residents are urged to stay off the roads and prepare for more storms and potential flooding as heavy rain batters coastal regions, then moves north.
Photo shows sth cst flooding pic 2Greens MP opposes plans for '75-storey luxury towers' in Brisbane electorate intended to combat housing crisis
A plan to build 14,000 high-density homes to ease Brisbane's housing crisis meets with stiff opposition from Greens MP Amy MacMahon, who opposes Priority Development Areas in general.
Photo shows A woman sitting in an outdoor area.Old design an example of 'what we don't want to do', say new architects of Hobart AFL stadium
The newly appointed architects for Hobart's waterfront stadium say the earlier artist impression of the site is an example of what the company doesn't want to follow.
Photo shows A concept design for an AFL stadium at Macquarie Point.Where is Darwin's half-a-billion-dollar ship lift up to, and what's behind the costly delays?
NT Chief Minister Eva Lawler says her government's embattled ship lift project is back on track, after almost a decade of cost blowouts and delays.
Photo shows A ship anchored at a wharf part of the Darwin Port, on a sunny day.Hobart AFL stadium at Macquarie Point a near certainty as Labor lends its support
Tasmanian Labor announces it will support the proposed Macquarie Point AFL stadium in Hobart, all but assuring it will pass parliament.
Photo shows Composite thumb Dean Winter, Hobart stadium.More construction companies tipped to go under following downfall of well-known WA builder
One of Perth's best-known residential building companies, Collier Homes, has been placed into administration, with one lobby group expecting more will follow suit.
Photo shows A Collier Homes sign outside a building construction site.