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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles and, inset, a Virginia class submarine. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Port Kembla - deemed an early favourite - is among the places waiting on the decision.

Defence Minister reveals update on AUKUS east coast submarine base plans

Uncle Alex Munro and the Murrigeejar Mob will play a concert at Tingha on December 15. Picture by Kat Blackwell.

Murrigeejar Mob will play at Tingha Sport and Recreation club on December 15.

"We're a pretty unusual combination": Indigenous elder the heartbeat in band

Last week, the NSW Heritage Council opposed the construction of high-rise buildings at Central Station in Sydney, suggesting that low density would be more appropriate for that location. But is that the right call? Picture Shutterstock

We cannot allow a tiny minority to encase the country in a stasis cube.

How heritage protection is cutting down new development

Port Kembla, Newcastle and Brisbane are waiting on the decision.

Marles gives update on AUKUS east coast submarine base plans

'Liberal-linked figures' will be part of Home Affairs visa processing procurement investigation, says inquiry chair Julian Hill. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

The inquiry will take submissions until the end of January.

'Liberal-linked figures' part of Home Affairs investigation

There's one present the government could give Australians facing a Christmas that is shaping up as considerably less than joyous. Picture Shutterstock

How the government can stop Australia's 'poverty plague'.

You don't need to be Christian to pray for this Christmas miracle

Julian Dennison in Uproar. Picture supplied

The story is set during the 1981 Springboks tour of New Zealand.

Coming of age drama is folksy fun

Chance to ring Santa - on a payphone - for free

The state and territories want Treasurer Jim Chalmers to gurantee a GST top-up 'in perpetuity'. Picture: Canberra Times/ Gary Ramage 

The govt is set to receive a $76 billion tax revenue windfall.

States, territories demand share of Commonwealth riches 'in perpetuity'

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton with his eye on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's chair during a division. Picture by Gary Ramage

Albanese's glasses worked well. Dutton's now sporting some, too.

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