A 72-year-old woman has been airlifted to Perth after a boat capsized near Escape Island, off the coast of Jurien Bay.
Man dies after being hit by bus in Wagga Wagga
The man, believed to be in his 30s, was treated at the scene but could not be revived.
Volunteer firefighters launch protest against Allan's 'horrendous' tax
CFA volunteers and farmers from across Victoria protested outside Victorian parliament in defiance of a new levy proposed by the Allan government.
Grazier recovering from grain silo collapse running for his rescuers
When a grain silo collapsed on Pete Hamilton, he thought he was going to die. More than 12 months on, he is preparing for a long-distance run to raise money for his rescuers.
Tasmanian emergency services accused of 'darkest and most inhumane' work culture
A new report into the workplace culture at Tasmania's Fire Service and the State Emergency Service has found a litany of complaints about sexism, discrimination, racism, bullying and harassment of staff.
Firefighting uniforms in storage exposed to carcinogens, union claims
Firefighters are having to wear clothing contaminated by carcinogens because their equipment is being stored alongside trucks emitting diesel exhaust, according to their union.
Rescuers fed up with tourists risking lives for selfies at coastal cliff
Authorities say visitors are putting their lives in danger by going beyond the safety barriers to take photos at the Gap, a popular tourist site near Albany in WA.
Ambulance Victoria admits to second illegal COVID-era gathering
Ambulance Victoria's CEO says he's aware of two COVID-era 'honour guards' for deceased paramedics that took place at a time when Victorians were living under strict rules for gatherings.
'From one family to another': Commando finds fresh start in firefighting
The transition from military service to a career in firefighting is a natural fit for many in the Australian Army, a former commando says, describing it as "going from one family to another".
Easter tourists warned to avoid unpatrolled beaches after swimmer dies
A 54-year-old man has died despite frantic efforts to save him after he was pulled from the water unresponsive at Bawley Point on the NSW South Coast.
Calls for safety to be improved at Australia's deadliest coastal entrance
Locals say more deaths are "inevitable" at Narooma Bar if steps to improve safety are not taken, but opinions on how to address the issue vary.
Residents isolated as record flooding hits western NSW
The NSW State Emergency Service is responding to ongoing flooding as flows from Queensland cause river rises to pass historic levels.
Victorian hiker reunites with rescue team that saved his life
Melbourne man Stoj fell six metres in the Cathedral Range State Park, shattering his back and prompting a six-hour rescue.
Miners 'buried' in coal following suspected pressure explosion
Four coal miners at GM3's Appin colliery are in hospital after an incident occurred inside a mine early Sunday morning.
Less bulldozing, more hand labour: A blueprint for firefighting strategy
For the first time this Victorian bushfire season, a specialist Indigenous team protected sacred sites from the Grampians and Little Desert blazes, preventing important art and history from turning to ash.
Fire levy changes have Victorian farmers fuming ahead of vote
Legislation to replace Victoria's Fire Services Levy with an expanded tax could be voted through by the Legislative Council today, but farmers are calling for it to be blocked.
More rain on the way as some western NSW residents face 10 weeks of isolation
The SES says communities in the north and west of NSW should prepare for more rain, flooding, and isolation for more than two months in some areas.
Reduced threat from bushfire burning near Robe in south-east SA
The South Australian Country Fire Service (CFS) says the threat from a bushfire burning near Robe, in the state's south-east, has reduced.
'Bloody devastating': Graziers left speechless by outback flooding
Ferocious floodwaters in outback Queensland have not only taken homes, but entire livelihoods.
Health alert after fire erupts in Western Sydney laundry
Animals were evacuated from a veterinary surgery after a fire broke out at a nearby laundry facility at Parramatta North in Sydney's west.
'They can only take so much': Volunteer firies paying a heavy price
In more than three decades with Victoria's CFA, Jarrod Dark has fought plenty of intense fires. But with 17 hours' sleep in 10 days, no fire season has left him as exhausted as this summer's Grampians emergency.