A parliamentary inquiry into anti-vilification laws shows prejudice and hate are prevalent in Victoria and it's reccomending an extension of legislation.
Passengers who arrived in Queensland From Doha last month have had their hotel quarantine extended for another five days after the Russian variant of coronavirus was detected.
The European Union is continuing to defend its coronavirus vaccine policy, despite several member states placing their own orders for vaccines developed in China and Russia.
For current W-League players the financial realities of playing in a low paid domestic league means they're often juggling work commitments outside the game.
A group of teenagers and an 86-year-old nun have launched a class action in Federal Court today, to try to stop the expansion of the Vickery coalmine in New South Wales.
Despite ongoing global vaccination efforts, a relaxation of general vigilance and pandemic restrictions is leading to an increase in daily new cases after last month's brief dip in numbers.
A Royal Commission report into Australia's aged care system is reccomending fundemental reform after an inquiry identified failures and shortcomings in the sector.
AFP warns asylum seekers are often not able to work, or have limited ability to work on temporary visas, so they will take whatever work they can to support themselves,
SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with CoreLogic Head of Research Tim Lawless about the mismatch between housing demand and supply pushing prices higher.
