Stories from Australia

A fatal bus crash occurred on the Bruce Highway in North Queensland, Australia. The bus was carrying 29 people at the time of the incident. Investigations into the cause are underway.

Australia plans to tie migration levels to housing construction on a one-to-one basis. Angus Taylor has proposed cuts to immigration, aiming to tie migration levels to housing availability. This plan could represent one of the largest reductions in Australian immigration history. ABC NewsRadio AU reported that Angus Taylor is proposing a overhaul of Australia's immigration policy.

Australian retailers have been put on notice regarding 'fake discounts'. This warning follows a court ruling that resulted in Coles facing a fine.

New South Wales has won the Women's State of Origin crown for the second consecutive year. They narrowly defeated Queensland in a closely contested match. The match was a close contest, with New South Wales ultimately holding on for the win.

Hackers from the University of Queensland (UQ) are competing in a cybersecurity competition, aiming to win the world cup.

Two people were injured in a car crash in Sydney. The incident occurred at the intersection of Camel Town Road and Park at Soldiers Parade.

A former head of the AFP's High Tech Crime Center highlighted the risks associated with data breaches affecting millions of users across thousands of institutions. He noted that such breaches are becoming a common aspect of doing business.

Hantavirus cases have been confirmed in Australia. The outbreak has been traced to the Western Hemisphere. Fatalities have been reported from an Andes variant of the virus.

The ABR region has issued a Grassland Fire Danger warning at very high levels. This warning is in effect from May 14, 2:30 AM CDT.

Hantavirus cases have been confirmed in Australia, marking a new geographical spread for the virus. The origin of this outbreak is being traced to the Western Hemisphere.