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Serial killer Christopher Wilder’s ‘charming’ smile hid ‘pure evil’
A stunning young woman" has detailed her chilling encounter with a serial killer, including the words he said that still haunt her.
Surgery hub to cut with times with 5k ops
One state will establish a high volume surgery hub to power through waitlists, with the aim of performing up to 5000 surgeries per year.
Man loses job over work-from-home dispute
A man who defied his company's working from home policy has learnt his fate after the battle went to the Fair Work Commission.
Update in search for alleged triple killer
Police have released new images of a utility Julian Ingram is believed to be driving, as the manhunt for the alleged triple killer enters its sixth day.
Grim update on boy missing in surf
Police have provided a sad update on the search for a 12-year-old boy who went missing in the surf.
Three dead in Australia Day weekend tragedies
Two fishermen in NSW and a swimmer in WA have died in separate water-based incidents over the Australia Day long weekend.
Key figure for every mortgage holder to watch
Economists warn a magic number' to be released on Wednesday will decide if cash-strapped mortgage holders have to endure more rate pain.
Raygun’s brother admits to role in $181k crypto scam
The 42-year-old has admitted to his role in a cryptocurrency scheme that left three victims thousands of dollars out of pocket.
‘Public warning’: Signs posted as alleged flasher terrorises Sydney suburb
An alleged flasher has been terrorising one of Sydney's most popular suburbs with locals making their own warning signs to alert passers-by.
‘Life over’: Teacher caught abusing student
Caught with child abuse material on his phone after returning from a family holiday, a Melbourne teacher said: My life is over now, isn't it?" a court has been told.
‘Abhorrent’ alleged find in man’s luggage
A man has been arrested at Sydney Airport after allegedly grooming a child for sex in Thailand.
‘Are we in India?’: NSW Premier Chris Minns celebrates ‘Happy India Republic Day’ on January 26
NSW Premier Chris Minns has been roasted for celebrating India Republic Day" before Australia Day on January 26.
‘F*** your flag’: Man tells couple at Australia Day picnic ‘I hope the white genocide does happen’
A man in an Aboriginal flag T-shirt has been filmed telling a woman attending an Australia Day event I hope the white genocide does happen" in a foul-mouthed tirade.
Blow-up pool sparks fury on Australia Day
A young child with cerebral palsy was reportedly ordered out of an inflatable pool by council officers during an Australia Day outing over safety concerns.
‘Mass casualty event’: Rally bomb claim
Police say a homemade bomb containing screws, nails and ball bearings found at an Invasion Day rally had the potential to injure many people or kill them".
Call for 5-minute rule in Aussie schools
A group of medical experts are pushing for a new five-minute rule in Aussie schools that they say would quite literally save lives".
One Nation eyes ‘official opposition’ status as primary vote rises to 24 per cent in DemosAU poll
There has been a truly staggering development in Australian politics as Pauline Hanson's popularity continues to surge.
‘Tyranny’: Bombshell threat after visa axed
A British-Israeli influencer who called for Islam to be banned" has accused the Albanese government of tyranny" after his visa was revoked.
‘Greatest enemy’: 31-year-old charged over anti-Semitic March for Australia speech
Australia's most prominent neo-Nazi group formally disbanded earlier this month - but sickening scenes on Monday show its influence continues to be felt.
Gross texts ex-Knox teacher sent 15yo
A former teacher at a prestigious $37,000-a-year school told a 15yo I hope I don't teach you" while he was grooming the teenager on a dating app.
‘Attention-seeker’: Fury over protest act
A controversial protest act during an Invasion Day" demonstration has prompted fury from politicians.
‘Sound and fury’: Big call on embattled Ley
A Liberal frontbencher has weighed in on murmurs Sussan Ley is facing a leadership challenge from conservative forces within her party.
Single word on why Bondi hero fought gunman
Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed al-Ahmed has revealed the one-word answer as to why" he disarmed the gunman at the risk of his own life.
‘Never again’: Albo’s vow after Bondi
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has used his Holocaust Remembrance Day address to make a solemn vow in the wake of the Bondi terror attack.
Knox teacher groomed boy on dating app
A former teacher at a prestigious $37,000-a-year school groomed a 15-year-old boy through the Grindr dating app, a court has found.
Tragic end to nine-year outback mystery
Police have confirmed a tragic update in the search for a young man who disappeared from the Australian outback in 2017.
One Nation eyes ‘official opposition’ status as primary vote rises to 24 per cent in DemosAU poll
One Nation could win as many as 36 seats if an election were held today, becoming the official opposition party, as Pauline Hanson's popularity continues to surge.
Cricket great’s cap sells for record price
Sir Donald Bradman's Baggy Green cap has sold for a record price at an Australia Day auction.
‘Very serious’: Bomb scare rocks protest
Police have shared more details about a bomb scare which rocked Australia Day protests in a major city, sparking evacuation efforts.
Cops probe alleged violent pub assault
Police have released images of a man they wish to speak to in relation to an alleged assault at a popular pub, after two men were allegedly struck with a beer glass and bar stool.
What Pauline told rally crowds
One Nation's polling breakthrough has sparked Pauline 4 PM" slogans as the party leader launched a scathing attack on new hate speech laws.
Single word on why Bondi hero fought gunman
Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed al-Ahmed has revealed the one-word answer as to why" he heroically disarmed the gunman at the risk of his own life, while receiving a first-ever city accolade.
Man charged with inciting hatred at rally
A man has been charged with inciting hatred at an Australia Day rally as ugly scenes from dual protests erupted around the country.
Beaches closed after shark sightings
Five popular beaches have been shut down on Australia Day due to shark sightings, while two others that were closed have reopened.
Ley breaks silence on Lib spill ‘frenzy’
Under-siege Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has broken her silence as murmurs of a Liberal leadership challenge swirl.
‘Extraordinary’: Albo welcomes new Aussies
Anthony Albanese has warmly welcomed a group of Aussies to the country who will finally be able to chase their dreams in the land of opportunity.
‘Abolish’: Flags burned in Invasion Day rallies
An Australian flag was burned, a statue vandalised and crowds called for a prominent neo-Nazi to be released from remand as protests swept capital cities.
‘Bomb scare’ rocks city’s Aus Day protest
A bomb scare has rocked a protest in a major Aussie city - with crowds evacuated and police swarming the CBD after a suspicious object was thrown into the crowd.
‘Abolish’: Flags burned in Invasion Day rallies
The Invasion Day rally stood in silence for three people killed at a shooting in NSW, and a statue in Melbourne was daubed with slogans in chalk.
Aussie city sizzles in ‘historic’ heatwave
A beloved Australia Day event has been canned as a historic' and record-breaking heatwave grips the nation, leaving Aussies sizzling.
Sporting figures Cathy Freeman, Mark Hughes and John Connolly receive Australia Day honours
Mark Hughes, who has raised millions in the fight against brain cancer, Cathy Freeman and a former Wallabies coach all recognised in Australia Day honours.
‘Worst of times’: PM’s message of hope
The Prime Minister has urged Australians to reflect on the kindness and courage that makes up the character of the nation, in his Australia Day message.
‘Got the numbers’: Huge call on leader
Speculation is intensifying of a Liberal Party leadership spill as parliamentarians from all sides weigh into the debate.
‘Loved’: Rally pays tribute to shooting victims
The Invasion Day rally stood in silence for three people killed at a shooting in NSW, and a statue in Melbourne was daubed with slogans in chalk.
‘Had the numbers’: Huge call on leader
Speculation is intensifying of a Liberal Party leadership spill as parliamentarians from all sides weigh into the debate.
City braces for record-breaking Aus Day heat
Aussies in one major city could swelter through their hottest Australia Day on record as extreme conditions sweep across the country.
Australia Day honours: Cathy Freeman, Annastacia Palaszczuk, Rob Hirst lead list
An iconic Australian musician has been awarded one of the nation's top honours just days after his tragic death.
‘Loved’: Rally pays tribute to shooting victims
The Invasion Day rally stood in silence for three people killed at a shooting in NSW, while a manhunt for the alleged shooter continues.
K’gari dingoes to be killed after woman’s death
Authorities have revealed the fate of dingoes believed to be involved in the death of a Canadian backpacker after rangers observed aggressive behaviour".
Australian of the Year 2026 named
The first astronaut to qualify under the Aussie flag has clinched a major honour, revealing details about the moving moment she donned the iconic blue space suit.
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