Irish teen killed in horror crash in regional Victoria
An 18-year-old man has died in a two-car crash in Victoria's south-west this morning.
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Men charged over alleged assault of teenager on Melbourne tram
Police charged two men after a teenage boy was allegedly assaulted on a Melbourne tram.
Lion pride’s Ukraine rescue ‘could never have’ happened without Aussies
Australians have helped rescue nine doomed lions left in a Ukrainian zoo.
Ten women take roles in Dutton’s shadow cabinet
There are 10 women in his shadow cabinet, made up of 24 members, with the Nationals securing six cabinet positions.
North Korea launches eight short-range ballistic missiles into the sea
The missiles were launched from the Sunan area, near the North Korean capital Pyongyang, into waters east of the Korean peninsula.
NSW Ambulance set for more than 2000 new recruits in $1.7b lifeline
The New South Wales government has announced a major boost to the state's ambulance workforce following years of serious industrial action.
The Tasmanian town where football is played on a gravel oval
Why the Queenstown Crows might be the toughest footballers in Australia.
PM looking to ‘strengthen’ ties with Indonesia during trip to Jakarta
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong will fly to Jakarta today, to re-establish ties with Indonesia.
Man dies after being pepper-sprayed by police on Sydney highway
Police are investigating how a 41-year-old man died while in police custody overnight.
Snowfall and gusty winds as winter blast sweeps through south-east Australia
A winter blast continues to sweep through New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania bringing snowfall and gusty winds.
Police offer $250k reward for information over fatal Sydney fire
A $250,000 reward is on offer for information regarding an alleged arson attack which killed an 81-year-old man five years ago.
Chinese fighter jet intercepted Australian surveillance aircraft
A Chinese fighter jet intercepted an Australian surveillance aircraft last month, resulting in a "dangerous manoeuvre" that risked the safety of its crew, the Department
Fierce conflict is being waged over these plants
Look closely at these plants responsible for increasing conflict in one of the most bio-diverse regions on earth.
Debt collectors chase millions in unpaid hotel quarantine bills
The NSW government is chasing $58.6 million dollars worth of unpaid hotel quarantine bills.
‘We’re not going back’: No students will return to school after massacre
After 19 children and two teachers were killed in a primary school shooting, the site is set to remain empty, with students and staff not
Fourth case of monkeypox identified in New South Wales
A fourth case and a probable fifth case of monkeypox have been identified in New South Wales.