Where the powerhouse economies of Australia

More from Latest News

• Bondi Junction killer was eligible for gun licence before attacks, court hears

  Six people were killed and 10 others were injured before the 40-year-old was shot dead by police.

• Highly anticipated mushroom triple murder trial to begin in regional Victoria

  The highly-anticipated trial of a woman accused of murdering three members of her family by serving them a death cap mushroom-laced beef wellington is due to begin tomorrow.

• Price of 'miracle' ketamine spray for depression cut as it's added to PBS

  A nasal spray that's having life-changing impacts on people living with depression is set to be listed on the PBS, slashing the cost and improving accessibility.

• Family of man, 24, swept into ocean on Good Friday plead for search to continue

  The family of a man who was swept into the ocean in Sydney on Good Friday have pleaded with authorities to keep looking for him.

• Queensland premier says new youth crime laws are working

  Queensland Premier David Crisafulli says there are signs the government's new youth crime laws are working, with a small reduction in some offences.

• Man bailed after being tackled by Asher Keddie's husband during alleged attempted theft

  A man who allegedly broke into the home of television star Asher Keddie before being tackled by her husband while attempting to steal a motorbike has been bailed.

• CCTV footage shows early morning Pokemon card smash and grab

  Armed with a golf club, the thief allegedly smashed his way into the Moonee Ponds store in the early hours of April 14.

• Health officials warn of measles outbreak in Victoria

  Of the 23 measles cases recorded in Victoria so far this year, almost half were contracted locally.

• The highest paying jobs in the construction industry

  The construction industry accounts for almost nine per cent of the total workforce in Australia.

• North Korea confirms that it sent troops to fight for Russia

  Kim Jong Un has vowed to "annihilate and wipe out the Ukrainian neo-Nazi occupiers".

• Trump says Zelenskyy is 'calmer' after their 'beautiful' Vatican meeting

  He rejected any bad blood between the two, despite their trainwreck dispute in the White House.

• Pope Francis's tomb seen for first time in images released by Vatican

  A single white rose was placed on the tomb that said "Franciscus" — the pope's name in Latin.

• Men launch over tiny tables in the ultimate battle of the strongest finger

  One of the world's most obscure "sports" held its annual championship at the weekend.

• It might be Carney vs Poilievre, but Trump is unofficially on the ballot

  "The ballot question is who is the person we are going to choose to face Trump. Everything has changed."

• Russia drone barrage after Trump doubts Putin's desire for peace

  The attacks came hours after Russia claimed to have regained control over the remaining parts of the Kursk region, which Ukrainian forces seized in a surprise incursion last August.

• Five charged after brawl at Sydney U7s football game

  Five people have been charged and an investigation is under way after a brawl broke out at a children's football game in Sydney's south-west.

• Dutton's bus comes unstuck on bike lane in Sydney's CBD

  The leaders kicked off the final week of campaigning ahead of May 3 with separate rallies.

• What Conclave gets right - and wrong - about choosing a new pope

  Though it has its critics, the film treats the gravity of a papal election with respect and accurately portrays many rituals and contemporary problems facing today’s Catholic Church.