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John Reid has had stitches in his eyeball for 890 days, but it's meant his vision is now restored.

There are concerns thousands of phones, medical devices, mobile phone boosters in cars, location devices in trucks and farm equipment may stop working. 

An increasing number of state councils are now using certain apps to collect parking fees. But some could be in breach of regulations.

A man and a young girl have died, and two young boys flown to hospital, after a single-vehicle crash at Tugrabakh.

A new exhibition on the evolution of the guitar from its earliest incarnation as an oud to the latest electrical wizardry could be a goldmine for a regional Victorian town.

Women are making strides towards equality in agriculture, but when a supervisor is needed for a child's education, mothers on farms can find their careers take a back seat.

Hundreds of GrainCorp workers in the state may refuse to load or unload grain trucks and trains during the approaching harvest unless they are given a pay rise.

Giving visitors a better understanding of Aboriginal culture is becoming big business in New South Wales, with more than $3 billion spent on cultural tourism in the state last financial year.

The endangered Beadle's grevillea only grows in a few areas in the wild. After a harsh drought, the species is now thriving and the couple that saved it wants the plant safeguarded for generations to come.

Racing NSW says more women than ever are entering the sport of horse racing, invigorating a historically male-dominated industry.

A keen-eyed worker at an op shop spotted a "designer" find that retails for $4,000. The handbag, believed to have been made by luxury brand Balenciaga, was put on sale for half that price, but the store has received backlash on social media.

We've crunched the numbers for more than 43,000 job combinations and 2.8 million couples (including 31,600 same-sex couples). Turns out it's not just lawyers, doctors or teachers who stick to their own when it comes to love. 

The silence around menopause has long been the norm in rural Australia — now a new generation of women are trying to reshape attitudes and services around this normal, natural phase of life. 

Sophia Maloney wants to one day represent Australia in the Paralympic Games in multiple sports including swimming, wheelchair netball and bocce but already acknowledges there are barriers in the way.

Megan McLoughlin is the first legally blind barrel racing competitor to qualify for the national finals.

Megan McLoughlin says she trusts her horse Biscuit more than most humans after forming a special bond on their way to a sporting milestone.

The deputy state coroner finds the police shooting of the 48-year-old Tenterfield man in 2023 was a "tragic death".

Many regional councils are still waiting for the expert and government reviews required to make repairs, but the frequency of disasters means no-one is available to see them through.

Telstra and Optus will delay the planned closure of their 3G networks in order to conduct a final public safety awareness campaign amid concerns that emergency services calls and medical devices could be affected.

Landholders have knocked back tens of thousands of dollars to host turbines as about 40 per cent of approved renewable projects do not proceed to completion.