Child heard woman cry for help before finding her dead A man accused of killing his ex-partner was "fake crying" when police arrived to find her body, a child has told a court. AAP · Oct 20, 2025
Pop star's ex-manager attacks fraud prosecution Chart-topping artist Guy Sebastian is seeking to expand a civil fraud lawsuit as his former manager attacks prosecutors over failed fraud trials. AAP · Oct 20, 2025
Billions in unworn clothes hanging in Aussie wardrobes The hidden fashion fortune hiding in wardrobes across Australia is estimated to be worth tens of billions of dollars. AAP · Oct 18, 2025
No 'new normal': Al Gore warning on climate complacency As weather disasters become more commonplace, prominent climate advocate Al Gore has urged a Sydney conference to keep up the fight and avoid complacency. AAP · Oct 17, 2025
'For the birds': doubt ageing coal plants can go longer Coal stations are reaching their end of-life and need to be retired, the Climate Change Authority chair says, regardless of moves to keep them running longer. AAP · Oct 16, 2025
'More of a man': Cancar itching for Wanderers return New signing Phillip Cancar is readying to get on the A-League pitch after returning to his former club Western Sydney Wanderers after three seasons. AAP · Oct 16, 2025
Gallery defends staff cuts as 'funding cliff' looms Officials from the Art Gallery of NSW have defended job cuts and say executives have not been shielded. AAP · Oct 15, 2025
Origin takes heat over coal-fired power station Moving from coal-fired power stations to renewable energy projects could take longer than expected, a retailer has warned, amid delays and high costs. AAP · Oct 15, 2025
'Big factor': why Barbarouses moved to Western Sydney Western Sydney Wanderers players Kosta Barbarouses and Josh Brillante are gearing up for the A-League season after signing new contracts in the off-season. AAP · Oct 14, 2025
'Common humanity' integral to justice as AI creeps in While AI could help address a slow and biased justice system, humans will remain integral to decision-making, a top judge says. AAP · Oct 13, 2025
How a platform became the go-to charity hub in crises Australians are among the most generous people in the world, having donated more than $1 billion to lend a hand to those in need, a crowdfunding giant says. AAP · Oct 13, 2025
Diamonds wrap up South African series with history made Coach Stacey Marinkovich has given three players their international netball debut as the Diamonds completed a comfortable clean sweep of South Africa. AAP · Oct 12, 2025
Hastie left with a Scarr in Liberals immigration spat The coalition's immigration lead wants cooler heads to prevail in the migration intake debate after weeks of inflammatory comments from Liberal colleagues. AAP · Oct 10, 2025
A-League captain's sly code in betting corruption scam An award-winning A-League Men's captain used an unusual symbol when coordinating with a shadowy overseas figure to enact a lucrative soccer betting scam. AAP · Oct 9, 2025
AAP · Oct 9, 2025 Sculpture worker says he was sacked after safety alarm A Sculpture by the Sea installer, who needed facial surgery after a workplace accident, claims he was dismissed after complaining about workplace safety.
AAP · Oct 8, 2025 How Aussie universities fared in latest global rankings A dozen Australian universities have improved their positions in the latest global rankings, led by the University of Melbourne.
AAP · Oct 8, 2025 Diamonds put foot down to beat South Africa, win series The Diamonds have put the foot down against South Africa, marching to a 27-point win in Wollongong to claim their three-game series with a game to spare.
AAP · Oct 4, 2025 Timeline set for easing of student debt burden Some three millions Australians carrying a student debt will enjoy a 20 per cent reduction in what they owe before Christmas.
AAP · Oct 2, 2025 Families of Australians in Gaza flotilla plead for help Family members of Australians detained while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza are calling for action as their relatives face deportation from Israel.
AAP · Oct 2, 2025 Cult leader denies grooming six-year-old girl for sex A cult leader and his wife will head to trial to fight allegations they groomed a child for illegal sexual activity from the age of six.
AAP · Sep 28, 2025 Interest rate decision to dominate economic agenda Mortgage holders are unlikely to get a leg up from the Reserve Bank this week, with markets and analysts predicting the cash rate to remain on hold on Tuesday.
AAP · Sep 26, 2025 Cash-strapped sculpture festival finds its white knight After appearing on shaky ground and facing the wrath of an arts minister, Sculpture by the Sea has announced the show will go on after finding a benefactor.
AAP · Sep 25, 2025 Agent buys cut-price home of retiree with Alzheimer's A real estate agent has been suspended after buying an vulnerable man's home at $500,000 below market value, despite claims she was doing the "right thing".
AAP · Sep 25, 2025 Foolish way two anti-Semitic vandals fled their crime Two men have admitted painting a series of anti-Semitic slurs on cars and a famed chef's restaurant, and torching a vehicle during a night of terror.
AAP · Sep 25, 2025 Funding fracas casts Sculpture by the Sea adrift At-risk art trail Sculpture by the Sea insists its exhibitors are compensated fairly after the federal arts minister took a swipe at the popular Sydney event.