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A new Nature journal study suggests regular endurance exercise like running, swimming and cycling could be the best activity for cell health. File picture.

Regular endurance exercise works wonders for cell health, slowing the body's ageing process, according to a new study.

Is running the best anti-ageing exercise?

Hundreds of students line up for free food and groceries at UNSW's Kensington campus in Sydney's east, left, while other students marched to RBA offices in Martin Place to protest cost of living pressures, right. Picture by @DaveTaylorNews and @FaridYFarid (Twitter)

One cost of living protest led to the arrest of a 23-year-old UNSW student.

Students queuing for hours as demand surges at food banks

Australia Tax Office changes to the way people can claim their working from home expenses are "questionable" according to a Victorian-based accounting firm. File picture

The fixed rate workers can claim back on working from home expenses will increase from 52 to 67 cents per hour.

Taxpayers 'caught off guard' by ATO's work-from-home changes

A heatwave is hitting most of Australia with some areas reaching up to 50 degrees over the next few days. File picture

A heatwave is moving across the majority of the country with some remote areas expected to hit up to 50 degrees.

Extreme heat sweeps across Australia

Australia has lagged behind many similar economies in the race to transition to electric vehicles, but experts hope it will gain ground with more investment and government policy in the sector.

Australian EV sales were up 65 per cent in 2022 but only accounted for 3.4 per cent of total car sales.

Why is Australia in the slow lane with electric vehicles?

Moyne Shire Council has become the first in the region to host a dedicated Indigenous ceremony among its Australia Day events.

The event, organised for Indigenous ceremonies and story telling, was held at Port Fairy Indigenous Massacres Memorial.

Moyne leads day to reflect

A Warrnambool court has heard a spate of drink and drug-driving offences this week.

One driver was caught with more than five times the blood-alcohol concentration over the legal limit in his system.

Court hears of 'outrageous' drink-drivers

A 35-year-old man plans to contest burglary and theft charges after fronting Hamilton Magistrates Court on January 18.

Dylan Cosgrove, 35, allegedly broke into a freight service and stole one of its vans in July 2022.

Man to contest charge he stole delivery van

A 57-year-old man plans to contest charges he trafficked heroin after fronting Portland Magistrates Court on January 17.

Paul Gleeson, 57, was alleged to have trafficked heroin while serving a court order for the same offence.

Accused heroin dealer says he had no idea about drugs found inside home

Portland's Kyeema Support Services chief executive officer Julie Amor says more funding for its disability housing came from philanthropic trusts rather than the federal government. Picture supplied

A disability service provider says more money for housing has come from charities and investors than the NDIS.