Queensland penalty agency under fire over privacy breach
The State Penalties Enforcement Agency has come under fire after admitting to sending 10,300 traffic fines to the wrong people.
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Queensland caravan parks nearing capacity as desperate renters move in
Queensland caravan park owners say they've been forced to turn desperate renters away, as more people turn to holiday accommodation in search of a home.
Penny Wong promises ‘new Australia’ to Pacific allies
Newly minted Foreign Minister Penny Wong has delivered her first address in the office, with a keynote speech at the Pacific Islands Forum.
What election seats are still to be called?
Anthony Albanese was sworn in as the new Prime Minister on Monday but there are still seats left to be called before he can claim
Aussie power bills to soar from July 1
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) today said it was raising direct market offer (DMO) price caps, which is essentially what retailers are allowed to charge
‘How to Murder Your Husband’ writer guilty of murdering husband
A US jury has convicted a self-published romance novelist – who once wrote an essay titled How to Murder Your Husband – of fatally shooting
How the Texas massacre unfolded
Investigators are still trying to establish a motive behind the massacre of 19 children and two teachers at a Texas primary school. Here's what we
Both sides of US politics point to Australia on gun reform
In the wake of the deadliest school shooting in the past decade in the USA, both sides of American politics are pointing at Australia.
William rides in spectacular rehearsal for jubilee event
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, leads The Colonel's Review at Horse Guards Parade ahead of Jubilee.
Teen ‘dragged out of the car and shot dead’ after ‘schoolboy fight’
Four men have been arrested after Omar Elomar, 18, was gunned down as he sat in a car in Miller in 2020.
‘Matter of urgency’: Albanese doubles down on China power play
The Prime Minister has pledged Australia will redouble efforts to reengage with Pacific nations.
Trailer crushes car in pile-up on Queensland highway
There are warnings of major delays for Gold Coast commuters this morning after a serious two-vehicle crash closed two northbound lanes of the M1 at
Peter Dutton pledges to unite Liberals when he becomes new leader
The former defence minister has pledged to unite MPs and tackle Labor on the economy.
Texas gunman warned online he was going to shoot up school
Minutes before Salvador Ramos killed 21 people in Uvalde, Texas, he made three social media posts.
Innocent faces of Texas school massacre
Families have learned the devastating news about their loved ones.
Christchurch mother-of-two dies in Australian detention centre
A New Zealand woman who died in an Australian immigration detention centre was a mother-of-two who grew up in Christchurch.