In Australia 42.5 per cent of prisoners released during 2020-2021 had returned to prison within two years, with the Northern Territory recording the highest recidivism rate at 58.2 per cent.

In Australia 42.5 per cent of prisoners released during 2020-2021 had returned to prison within two years, with the Northern Territory recording the highest recidivism rate at 58.2 per cent.

Australia’s healthiest states and territories ranked from best to worst The rankings were based on healthy habit data, including alcohol consumption, fruit and veggie intake, and exercise levels ...

According to the Business Council of Australia, some states are doing better than others when it comes to red tape, taxes and regulations. Here's how every state and territory stacked up. Topics: ...

States and territories across Australia (pictured) are making plans to create their own Indigenous Voice across their respective jurisdictions despite the disastrous referendum vote on Saturday ...

Overall, Queensland was declared the unhealthiest state in Australia. They had the highest number of daily smokers, and the second highest rate of drinking, and just 4.6 per cent of Queenslanders ...

Each year, WWF-Australia releases a scorecard assessing state and territory governments' progress in phasing out 13 of the most problematic and unnecessary single-use plastic products.

Queensland, Western Australia, the ACT and the Northern Territory have become the latest state and territory governments to ban the use of DeepSeek on government devices. They join South Australia ...

In seven of Australia’s eight states and territories, the nation's best-selling new motor vehicle – the Toyota HiLux – maintains its top spot.

South Australia yesterday became the latest state to enact laws decriminalising abortion. For almost a decade, more than three-quarters of Australians have agreed that abortion should be legal and ...

NAPLAN 2023: Australia’s worst-performing states and territories revealed. Some have emerged as star pupils, others have been told they must try harder.