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Two scuba divers who were allegedly stranded by a tour boat off the coast of Western Australia were spotted in the water by an eagle-eyed ferry passenger.

Olivia D'Accione is mourning the loss of her 10-month-old dog Enzo after he was brutally mauled last month.

The Melbourne man, 25, had a highly unusual entry into the workforce at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. 

How the Melbourne mums coped during the strict COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020, five years on.

The category 2 storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow morning.

If you're feeling this way – you're not alone. According to Australian Aviation, one in three Aussies have aviophobia, also known as a fear of flying.

A common test could have prevented her suffering, but a proposed national trial may see it bypassed altogether.

Security video captured in December shows the moment the car rammed into a Logan Reserve home, before being chased off by the resident and his neighbour.

But a 'bureaucratic error' almost stole the support that saved her away from 13,300 Aussie families.

The tourists killed in Vang Vieng forced an uncomfortable spotlight on a lucrative illegal alcohol market which continues to thrive.

Wright's baby girl was born profoundly deaf and while she enjoys the bright colours of her favourite TV show, Bluey isn't available in Australian Sign Language (Auslan) – the shared language of the deaf community.

When Mark Bull, owner and operator of Bull Family Funerals, sits down at his computer to share details of a funeral he is hosting, he is hounded by relentless scam artists.

Nahji Chu, the owner of popular Vietnamese restaurant Lady Chu in Potts Point, in Sydney's inner-city, put through an order of profanity-laced fortune cookies for Valentine's Day.

Yum Cha institution the Eight at Sydney's Haymarket has been forced to close and an investigation is underway after more than a dozen people claimed they fell violently ill.

While buying a house is top priority for some Aussies, plenty are delaying home ownership because of dire unaffordability – and are renting by the beach while they're doing it.

The 15-year-old caught the record-breaking tuna off the coast of Port MacDonnell, 28km from Mt Gambier, back in April.

Family dogs Tucker and Lido both required urgent care within 72 hours of consuming the treat.

Joe, his wife Evanna and their 16-year-old son Paul were on holiday in Phuket, Thailand 20 years ago when the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami struck, killing 227,898 people.

Kimina Lyall noticed a wave breaking on the horizon. She didn't know it but her life was about to change.

"There were whispers that a major disaster had happened."

The 21-year-old was enjoying the simple life on Thailand's Phi Phi Island after spending about eight months travelling around the world.One morning at breakfast, the screams started. 

Plenty of small and large business owners made the gut-wrenching decision to shut doors.

"I flew over to Melbourne from WA and I was just looking out the window and it was this most beautiful, incredible sunset, pinks and oranges."

Australian accounts publishing white nationalist content are attempting to recruit viewers and advocating for 'a white ethnostate'.

Josh Lynch, 16, has spent weeks setting up Christmas lights and decorations at his parents' south Sydney home.

She's not the only dress hire business owner feeling the sting.

Rachael Shardlow was 10 when the most venomous animal in the ocean almost killed her.

Bush Inn in Tasmania's New Norfolk and Hope and Anchor in Hobart have been pulling pints since the early 1800s and each are adamant they're the oldest in the country.

She and her mother Robin were trapped in the cafe for 16 long hours in 2014.

When the Nine journalist looks back to the Sydney siege in 2014, it's not the long hours, blurry 2am phone call or back-to-back traffic that's engraved into her memory.

All because of the industry she'd come from, and her husband was still in.

"The bone was centimetres from actually protruding from the skin. It was horrible."

What she saw next horrified her, but it barely scratched the surface.

Located 800km from Brisbane and an hour's drive to the nearest big grocery store, Australia's smallest town has precisely two residents: Yarrow and Jo Cornel.

Older Australians and those living in rural areas will still be left out in the cold despite government cash mandates, according to independent MP Andrew Gee.

Expert calls for an end to the "senseless deaths".

The NSW couple, aged in their 80s, have joined the trend of elderly Australians leaving large chunks of their hard-earned money to charities when they die.

Luckily, his banker had a gut feeling before making the payment.

The woman tried to have a "hitman" on the dark web murder her parents - but it was a scam. Then, British man Carl Miller found the plans online.

According to an exclusive Nine.com.au survey, inflation is forcing nearly half of the country to host a 'budget' Christmas in 2024.

Owners Dragan Petreski and Natalija Petreska decided to open the viral sandwich joint after honeymooning in Italy and falling in love with the food they ate in Florence.

"Cash [can be] a bit clunky and awkward and it can slow down the speed of service, it can create operational challenges within the business."

Lana Chapman's heart broke the first time she spotted Cindy lying in the dirt outside a 7-Eleven, so fat she could barely move.

"We obviously want people to stay on the road as long as it's safe for them to do so. And that's the issue: they have to be safe on the road."

Without a single bite or sting, an insect the size of a fingernail left Natalie in agony.

The Australian family-owned coffee company won after global brand Moccona, owned by $15 billion dollar US-dutch giant Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE), launched legal action over instant coffee jar shapes.

Kim – who also has stage four metastatic breast cancer – can't safely fly for three months and is left with only two options: hire a car and drive it back home or be rescued by a medical flight.

Newly elected LNP Queensland premier David Crisafulli made a lofty campaign promise of introducing this law by Christmas in a bid to address the spiralling youth crime problem in the state.

The alleged criminals stole the plates before going on a $4,000 speeding spree scross Sydney.

A NSW couple went from the happiest day of their lives to the worst in the space of a week.