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‘Stick lady’ loses Facebook community group defamation case over ‘vigilante’ post
A woman who was labelled a vigilante" over her treatment of cyclists has failed in her bid to sue for defamation.
Nine chair accused of knocking over reporter
Peter Costello is facing accusations he knocked over a reporter who confronted him with questions over Nine's handling of recent scandals.
Defence boss reveals troubling numbers
Defence Force officials say the latest survey of personnel has revealed one in 20 have experienced sexual misconduct.
‘Bulls**t’: No tradie shortage, CFMEU says
Despite a critical housing shortage and a suite of construction liquidations, a powerful union says there is no tradie shortage - only a plan to bring in migrant workers.
AFL legend cut bed in half with chainsaw
A former AFL champion and the brother of Matildas captain Sam Kerr inflicted terrifying" acts of violence against his former partner, including cutting her bed in half with a chainsaw, a court has been told.
Last state apologises over anti-gay laws
NSW Premier Chris Minns has given a formal state apology to people who suffered under the state's historical laws criminalising homosexual behaviour.
Wild pics capture state’s flood chaos
Rescuers have captured the moment a driver was pulled from her car amid one state's flood chaos, sparked after a rain bomb dumped hundreds of millimetres across multiple regions.
Grim reality for the ski season
Warmer weather and rain has put a dampener on the start of the ski season with resorts across the country putting a pause on their ski lifts.
What’s open for King’s Birthday long weekend
As millions of Aussies prepare to celebrate the King's Birthday long weekend, multiple stores will either be closed or operating on varied hours. Here's your guide to what's open, and when.
Tech company fined big for failed bid rigging
An Aussie tech company has been fined $1.5m for attempted cartel bid rigging, related to upgrades at an iconic building in Canberra.
Anthony Albanese’s shock French plot could spark major cabinet reshuffle
Au revoir Bill Shorten? Political insiders say the PM wants to offer his former leadership rival an overseas posting but it's not clear he will go.
Alleged killer’s fate to be decided
After almost four weeks of evidence and more than 40 witnesses, 12 people will decide the fate of a man accused of murdering a schoolgirl.
NACC drops Robodebt investigation
After receiving referrals from the Robodebt Royal Commission, the national corruption watchdog has decided against launching its own investigation.
Balloon act that could soon cost you $1100
The sight of a helium balloon floating in the sky could soon lead to an $1100 fine if a state MP's push comes to fruition.
Terrifying ordeal as 9 men break into home
Police are hunting nine men who broke into a home and assaulted the two occupants. Three of the men were believed to be armed.
Uproar over real estate agent’s ‘unfunny’ post
A real estate agent is under fire after uploading a photo of a tent pitched in a local park with multiple laughing emojis.
‘Rubbish’: Peter Costello defended over airport clash
Politicians have leapt to Peter Costello's defence over his airport clash with a journalist, as he calls rubbish" on calls for his resignation.
Surprising new details after alleged banana theft
New details have been revealed after a man driving a Maserati allegedly stole an armful of bananas from a Queensland fruit stand.
Housing crisis: Australian Boomers told to ‘rentire’ and rent their homes
A bold new housing proposition calls for older Australians to leave the country to help fix a major crisis.
Urgent plea for help that allegedly went unanswered hours before Sydney teen Tyler Mason’s bizarre death
Alarming details have emerged about a teenager who died in bizarre circumstances at a luxury Sydney hotel while partying with a group of minors.
Greg Lynn breaks silence on campers’ case
The pilot at the centre of the deaths of two campers has made major claims about how he thought things would play out, a jury has heard.
‘I lit up’: Tradie’s long weekend warning
Hospitals have concrete data to show long weekends translate into more horrific injuries, particularly for young men.
‘Social media giants profit from evil’: Michael Miller
In just one generation, we have gone from magic to madness argues News Corp Australasia Executive Chairman Michael Miller, who is calling on Australia to impose a social licence' to force Tech monopolies to play by Australian rules.
SES hit with 447 calls for help amid rain bomb
Multiple parts of NSW and Sydney are being smashed by wild weather, with heavy rain, thunder and lightning hammering the area.
Man impaled after jumping parliament fence
A man has been rushed to hospital after becoming impaled while allegedly attempting to scale a fence outside state parliament.
Dutton, Albo blame Greens for pro-Palestine ‘misinformation’
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have teamed up to blame the Greens for anger among the Australian public over the conflict in Gaza.
Player attacks spectator during local footy game
A footy player has been banned for nine weeks after video emerged of a bizarre scuffle with a fan of the opposing team.
Warning to drivers this weekend
Drivers are on notice this long weekend as police reveal when they will start targeting dangerous road behaviours - with even harsher penalties to last all weekend.
Granny fighting for life after stabbing
A grandmother is fighting for her life after she was stabbed multiple times in a suspected DV incident.
Warning to drivers this weekend
As friends and families hit the road for the long weekend, police have revealed the most dangerous time to be behind the wheel.
Alleged killer’s fate to be decided
After almost four weeks of evidence and more than 40 witnesses, 12 people will decide the fate of a man accused of murdering a schoolgirl.
What’s open for King’s Birthday long weekend
Plenty of shops and supermarkets will have varying trading hours across the King's Birthday long weekend. Here's the full list.
Chris Minns to apologise for historic anti-gay laws
NSW Premier Chris Minns will unreservedly" apologise to the gay men who were arrested and jailed under historic laws which criminalised homosexuality.
Top Deals: Save up to 90% off big brands
End of financial year sales have arrived offering great savings on a range of popular brands including Apple, Dyson and Kitchenaid. Take a look at this week's top deals.
‘Not worth defending’: Aussies divided over war service
Men were stopped on the street to be asked whether they'd go to war for Australia if conflict broke out tomorrow.
Criminal Kevin Farrugia pleads for mercy over ‘trauma’
The rap sheet of the gangland criminal involved in a political controversy can be revealed, after his visa cancellation was overturned.
Hey Hey It’s Saturday star dead at 76
Legendary radio and television star John Blackman has died age 76 following a high-profile battle with cancer.
Salvos worker jailed over sex with homeless girl
A court has heard how the worker told the homeless girl she was his favourite client" at the homeless youth shelter in Sydney.
Why town wants to dump rookie mayor
An Aussie mayor barely two months into his reign has been hit with a vote of no confidence and residents also want him out.
Mum killed schoolgirl for ‘attention’: court
A jury has been told an alleged killer's version of events is nonsense", while his lawyers argue a schoolgirl was killed for attention".
Economic growth hits near standstill
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has acknowledged the economy is barely growing", after GDP increased by just 0.1 per cent in the first three months of 2024.
Three Tourism Australia staff fired for spending $137k of taxpayers’ money on personal holidays
Three Tourism Australia employees have been fired for spending almost $140,000 of taxpayers' money on personal holidays.
Sunrise chaos as Barr shuts down interview
Sunrise host Natalie Barr has spectacularly shut down a live interview with female politicians as things became very heated.
Warning about future of Aussie unis
Australian universities have ranked among the world's best, but experts warn their future is at risk because of one reason.
Greg Lynn to take stand in missing campers trial
Former Jetstar captain Greg Lynn will give evidence as he faces murder charges over the deaths of campers Carol Clay and Russell Hill, a jury has heard.
RBA boss reveals what will spark rate hike
RBA governor Michele Bullock said the bank was watching one key figure in deciding if interest rates would increase again.
‘Shonks’: Bill’s fiery NDIS row
Labor minister Bill Shortern said the NDIS scheme's systems to check invoices and processes were being overhauled.
‘Tireless treasure’: Big news for Bluey fans
Beloved Aussie blue heeler Bluey will follow in the footsteps of The Wiggles and Play School with this latest honour.
Simple photo reveals food crisis
New images have captured the shocking reality of soaring food prices, with Tim Tams selling more almost $12.
‘He was cold’: Family’s tragic act as son found
The little boy was helping his mum and grandmother on a farm when he wandered off with his puppy.
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