Ditch trade bans and we’ll talk, Albanese tells China
The Prime Minister has told China it must remove trade bans on Australian goods if it wants to improve relations.
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‘Who the hell are we if we can’t keep our kids safe’
Politicians are fuming after another school shooting in the US.
Million-dollar reward offered to solve NSW teen’s baffling disappearance
NSW police is set to announce a $1 million reward for information that leads to a conviction in relation to the suspected abduction of a
Hundreds of bodies found in Mariupol basement as war rages in east Ukraine
Russia launched its attack on eastern Ukraine on February 24. World leaders have condemned the attack as "barbaric" and have rolled out major sanctions against
Vet’s delicate mission to save venomous snake in ‘sticky situation’
A very small, dangerous, patient had to be treated with the uttermost care this week.
China’s foreign minister to visit Solomon Islands amid security worries
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare insists the partnership doesn't come at the expense of ties with Australia, the United States and others.
Machete-wielding offender on run following Melbourne stabbing
Police are searching for a machete-wielding offender who allegedly stabbed a teenager outside a popular Melbourne gelato shop.
Class action investigation launched into Victorian triple-zero authority
Slater and Gordon said the investigation against ESTA would focus on ambulance call and dispatch operations failures that resulted in 15 deaths since October.
New allegations emerge as Queensland Health investigates child’s death
Queensland Health is currently investigating allegations of improper sedation of patients at Bundaberg Hospital.
Perth scooter rider blinded in one eye after being hit by a potato
A scooter rider has been permanently blinded in one eye after being hit by a potato in Perth.
NSW faces ‘triple threat’ as almost 15,000 flu cases reported
Yearly flu cases in the state are rising fast, with 3349 people going to hospital emergency departments with influenza-like illness.
Nationals MP comes to defence of Dutton after ‘extremist’ jibe
There's a rush to shoot down claims Peter Dutton is an "extremist" who "does not fit with modern Australia".
Albanese and British PM discuss expanding AUKUS alliance
New Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his British counterpart Boris Johnson have discussed expanding the AUKUS security pact.
Flooding possible in southeast Queensland, northern NSW
More flooding could be on the way in already sodden regions of Queensland and New South Wales.
‘Never have I been so ashamed’: Russian envoy criticises war
A veteran Russian diplomat to the UN Office at Geneva says he handed in his resignation before sending out a scathing letter to foreign colleagues
US stocks gain ground following seven straight weeks of losses
Stocks rallied in afternoon trading on Wall Street Monday following seven weeks of declines that nearly ended the bull market that began in March 2020.