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Is that the turbulence or are you just happy to see me?

A coronial inquest into the drowning death of an international tourist on a South Australian snorkelling tour is expected to hear the tour company was operating outside of its permit zone and with limited rescue and first aid equipment on board.

Sydney WorldPride kicks off on February 17th.

One of the largest gems in Tasmania's tourism crown, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, has been made more friendly to visitors, with the new Dove Lake viewing shelter officially unveiled — but not everyone is happy about it.

Our education system should be delivering on reasonable expectations, but it isn't.

The timetable cuts some services to allow for disruption caused by light rail work.

Unions have said operators have been forced to cancel thousands of services as transport authorities insist the situation is only temporary.

Led by a openly lesbian minister, St Michael’s Uniting Church in Melbourne hopes to provide a sanctuary for LGBTQ people hurt by religious institutions

Many species will thank you for turning the central heating down, says James Wong

Unions say there will be thousands of cancellations across large parts of the city's bus network as the state government faces a shortage of drivers.

They may appear alluring to thrill seekers and those seeking the perfect social media snap. But these waters are deceptively deadly and have authorities desperately searching for ways to keep visitors out.