The stage is set for an extraordinary legal challenge as a high-ranking political staffer prepares to sue the state government.
Nathan Schmidt
A man who spent four months on the run from ICAC over a probe into contracts has admitted to asking a contractor to delete an email “because it’s wrong”.
The risk of a major conflict in Australia’s backyard is increasing, including the chance of war between the US and China, senior defence officials have warned.
Jessica Wang
The breakfast TV host has let rip on a Labor frontbencher over Australia’s handling of ISIS brides returning to the country.
Thomas Henry
Australian cricket's $3.6m superstar Mitchell Starc will make a dramatic return to the Big Bash after an 11-season exodus from the competition.
News Corp Australia
Months after the former Kiama MP was convicted of sexually assaulting two young men he again faced court, but a prosecutor had one major question.
Rhiannon Lewin
Parricide — the murder or manslaughter of a parent by their child — is a ‘unique’ type of homicide often involving knives, according to a new study.
Angie Raphael
Newly-installed ABC boss Hugh Marks shared the eyewatering bill run up by the public broadcaster after it was sued for unlawful termination.
The 56-year-old ‘caring and loving father’ was last seen in late August, with family members raising the alarm after he failed to attend family celebrations.
Alexandra Feiam
Police are looking for three masked vandals who spray-painted pro-Hamas messages across Melbourne businesses on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
Elodie Jakes
One fortunate Australian is waking up millions richer today after becoming the sole Division 1 winner in Tuesday night's Oz Lotto draw.
George Al-Akiki
A chainsaw-wielding group’s deadly rampage has left one man dead and another clinging to life as police investigate the brutal attack.
Passengers on board a commercial flight have caught the moment flames and smoke started billowing out of the engine.
Employer groups and unions have locked horns over changes to flexible working arrangements for Aussie workers.
The Home Affairs Minister gave his most detailed response on the returned ISIS brides after officials said the government had been aware of their travel for months.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer and Jessica Wang
Australians are being asked to pay an “unconscionable” price for the AI revolution, News Corp Australasia boss Michael Miller has warned.
A court has been told of crucial autopsy findings in the case of a man accused of murdering his wife and staging it as a suspected ride-on mower accident.
Blake Antrobus
Qantas has been targeted by an infamous hacker group to negotiate a ransom over supposedly stolen customer data.
The “appalling” sentencing of a “monster” who sexually abused his own daughter is why Commonwealth laws must change, the opposition says.
In an Australian first, shoppers will now be able to get loyalty points towards their next flight, without the need to go into credit card debt.
Cameron Micallef
A perfect storm of global tensions, escalating tariffs and economic uncertainty has catapulted gold’s price to record-breaking heights.
A court has been told of a horrific detail in the murders of three people in outback Australia as a coroner prepares to probe the near-50-year-old cold case.
The PM said he had received a “lovely letter” ahead of his long-awaited meeting with US President Donald Trump.
Residents are being urged to prepare to leave their homes as fierce bushfires burn in one state, with warnings they could rapidly worsen.
Emma Kirk
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