Daniel Miles

Few things make Tegan Warren as upset as the idea of a goldfish about to be flushed down the toilet.

Trevor Andrei is a self-described doomsday prepper and survival guide. But it's not just people fearing the end of days that are coming to him for help, as the cost-of-living crisis bites hard. 

Some of Australian rules football's most iconic moments surfaced when the league's best pulled on a representative jumper. But in an age of intense injury and performance scrutiny, is there a world where State of Origin could resume?

North Melbourne and Richmond fans would be forgiven for looking to the draft as consolation after a weekend of heartbreaking losses. But with the looming introduction of the Tasmania Devils, is there still time to use the draft to launch back up the ladder? 

Dustin Martin will play his 300th in front of the Tigers faithful this weekend, after he was rested from having to do it in Adelaide.

While supermarket shelves were stripped bare of egg cartons, the storage room at Wes Humpage's farm was reaching capacity. Until today.   

Adem Yze's young Tigers have found their roar once more, travelling to Adelaide on a five-day back-up to down the Crows by eight points in a thriller. 

Australia starts its T20 Cricket World Cup campaign against Oman in Barbados on Thursday morning. Here's what you need to know about their chances.

What do you do when the traditional turf lawn isn't quite cutting it anymore? Rip it out and start again — this time with something other than lush green lines in mind.

Inspired by the legacy of Ernest Hemingway's free room and board in Paris, a footballer turned publican is offering a comfy bed and warm meal for anyone pursuing an artistic endeavour.

Twelve months on from a tragic crash that claimed four young lives in Bochara, Lee-Ann Elms provides a glimmer of hope to a town that was torn apart.

When farmer Sam Tickner moved a glass vase to a table in his backyard he had no idea he was setting in motion a series of events that would risk his house burning to the ground.

With the take-up of electric vehicles across Australia commercial market considered "pretty modest" so far, those supporting an EV garbage truck trial in Shepparton believe its important to start chipping away towards a transition.

Andrew Leech suffered with migraine for years. It was only when he studied to become a doctor that he realised help was out there. Now, he wants to make it easier to find relief.

NDIS users facing unpaid bills and deteriorating mental health due to months-long funding delays call for more compassion and less complexity in the system. 

When David asked Shirley to marry him, she told him to ask again when he was serious. A few months later, the pair were married on their farm in regional Victoria. 

Videos of pups watching Bluey — and apparently enjoying it — often circulate on social media, with some suggesting the show's colours are particularly canine-friendly. But is there any science behind the idea?

As debate rages over new stadiums in Hobart and Brisbane, the 25-year anniversary of Waverley Park's demise should be treated as a case study of what not to do.

As festivals around Australia struggle to remain viable, one regional event is bucking the trend with a unique early-access subscription model.  

Women who are of working age make up the vast majority of almost five million Australians afflicted with migraine. Yet experts say many are needlessly suffering and it is ruining their careers and quality of life. 

From full body aches and pains to burning hot flushes and wild, anxious mood swings, the twists and turns Anne Berthelsen-Murray's body takes through the worst of menopause are no trivial annoyance.

Once seen as the domain of teenage boys in their parents' basements, Dungeons and Dragons is broadening its player base and enjoying a resurgence in popularity.

Australians know they are accepting a certain level of risk every time they step onto a sporting field. But when playing sport leads to death, society's tolerance and the sport's social licence is tested.   

In a small part of regional Australia, one council is thinking outside the box to ensure all residents have the chance to snare a "home among the gumtrees".

When Luke Simpson clocked in to work at Torrumbarry Weir for his early morning inspections one of the last things he probably thought he'd be doing would be winching an enormous goanna out of the water.