The United Workers Union says Woolworths employees across four warehouses have won better rights and wages after being on strike for 17 days.
What the 'emergency backstop' on rooftop solar means for households
The Australian Energy Market Operator has announced a proposal for "emergency backstop" measures to turn down, or switch off, rooftop solar to stabilise the energy grid. This is what it means for households.
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Photo shows An aerial view shows a block of houses, many of which have solar panels on topLeaders condemn attack on Melbourne synagogue
Police are hunting for two masked men accused of setting the blaze at a Melbourne synagogue as leaders condemn the anti-Semitic attack.
Has Video Duration: 3 minutes 39 seconds.'An attack on Australian values': Anthony Albanese condemns Melbourne synagogue fire
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unequivocally condemned the shocking incident in Melbourne where a synagogue was set on fire.
Has Video Duration: 58 seconds.Jacinta Allan condemned the "hateful, violent attack" on the synagogue.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has condemned the "hateful, violent attack" on a Jewish synagogue in Melbourne.
Has Video Duration: 53 seconds.Severe thunderstorms forecast for parts of south-eastern Australia amid 'very humid' weather
Thunderstorms are likely to hit Australia's south-east over the weekend as "very humid" weather normally felt in the Far North takes hold, the Bureau of Meteorology warns.
Photo shows Storm clouds over Melbourne.Sick people are waiting longer in public hospital emergency departments, but less time for elective surgery
According to data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, patients are waiting longer in public emergency departments to see a doctor.
Photo shows Emergency sign at Kalgoorlie Health CampusVictorian parents warned after a string of attempted child abductions
Police are searching for suspects after men in white vans attempted to lure children with the offer of a lift in a string of incidents at Victorian schools.
Photo shows Abduction Attempts: Screengrab of CCTV vision shows a white van on a street.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 53 seconds.Easey Street accused murderer Perry Kouroumblis faces court
Nearly half a century after two women were stabbed to death in a share house on Easey Street in Collingwood, a man has faced court charged with their murders.
Photo shows Easey Street Suspect Charged: A courtroom sketch of a man with grey hair and a grey beard behind a see-through screen.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 23 seconds.Government urges Woolworths and union to end dispute now affecting Dan Murphy's
Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt urges Woolworths and the United Workers Union to reach an agreement to bring an end to industrial action which has led to stock shortages on supermarket and liquor store shelves.
Photo shows A sign on a supermarket shelf.We took a close look at Victoria's family violence offences data — here's what we found
Data shows people living in regional Victoria are almost twice as likely to experience family violence as those living in metropolitan areas — a shocking gap that is growing year-on-year.
Photo shows Victorian map showing different areas and rates of family violence, with higher rates shaded in deeper red.Man accused of 1977 Easey Street murders extradited from Italy
Perry Kouroumblis, the prime suspect in the brutal murder in Melbourne in 1977 is being extradited from Italy.
Photo shows Suspect Extradited: A man with grey hair and facial hair with a light blue singlet.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 18 seconds.Melbourne researchers develop 3D models to help educate blind students
Students at the South Australia School for Vision Impaired are being given 3D models to help them gain more understanding of descriptions of objects.
Photo shows 3D Education: A boy with futuristic glasses and an earphone examining a white sculpture of a bird's headHas Video Duration: 2 minutes 1 second.Woolworths reports $50m hit to sales as industrial dispute leaves supermarket shelves bare
While shoppers at some Woolworths stores are still encountering empty shelves, the supermarket giant has filed an urgent application with the Fair Work Commission.
Photo shows Empty supermarket shelves.At 82, literary legend Helen Garner just proved she can't be pigeon-holed
The acclaimed author of Monkey Grip and The Children's Bach is back: this time she turns her razor-sharp writer's eye to her 16-year-old grandson's footy team.
Photo shows An 80-year-old woman with short grey hair and a navy top, standing with her arms crossed, a green monstera in the foregroundMatildas the catalyst for major exposure of women's sport, but still plenty of room for improvement
Analysis by the Victorian government shows the Matildas were the subject of one in five sports news stories published across the state during the tournament, but there's still a long way to go to achieve gender balance.
Photo shows Cortnee Vine of Australia celebrates with teammates after kicking a successful penalty goalWhat are the rules for older Australian drivers?
Driving in later life can bring its own challenges, and while rules around older road users vary widely across the country, options for navigating those challenges include licence assessments and conversations around so-called "driving retirement".
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Photo shows A graphic of a speed limit for a 90kph zone.The '3 billion-piece puzzle' researchers hope will help save koalas from extinction
Researchers from the University of Sydney undertook the task in the wake of the Black Summer bushfires, when they found there was a lack of data to be able to quantify the loss to the koala population.
Photo shows A close up of a koala eating leaves.Neighbours star Ian Smith reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
The 87-year-old actor reveals he has left his role as Harold Bishop on Neighbours after being diagnosed with a "very aggressive" form of cancer.
Photo shows Ian SmithAustralia sweats through hottest spring on record as temperatures soar 2.5C above pre-industrial levels
Another heatwave is predicted across Australia this week, as the weather bureau confirms the nation just sizzled through its hottest spring on record.
Photo shows a kayaker on the water at dawn at Toronto Lake Macquarie NSWThere's only one continent without the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain. The approach might make Australia a 'world leader'
Australia's surveillance of bird flu has been described as a possible "model" to follow globally with the spread of the H5N1 strain of the virus causing concerns for international health authorities.
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