Narrow Road to red carpet for stars of wartime epic Australian stars have walked the red carpet for the premiere of an epic wartime miniseries set in a Japanese PoW camp during World War II. AAP · Apr 7, 2025
Questions swirl around SAS Afghan 'war crime' evidence A claim an Afghan man was "evading" soldiers before his alleged murder came from higher up in the military and not from the SAS trooper who pulled the trigger. AAP · Apr 7, 2025
Blow for ex-Liberal MP over child sex allegations A former Liberal MP is facing a lengthy wait to fight allegations he sexually assaulted a 13-year-old boy after meeting him on a gay hook-up app. AAP · Apr 4, 2025
Latrell takes centre stage in powder keg grudge match With age and time, Wayne Bennett says Latrell Mitchell has grown up as he prepares to make his NRL return for South Sydney against the Sydney Roosters. AAP · Apr 3, 2025
Senior constable's travel ban after alleged hotel rape A police officer has been barred from travelling after he was charged with sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel room during a weekend getaway. AAP · Apr 3, 2025
'Own goal': gas producers lash export control policies Deliberately oversupplying east coast gas markets under the coalition's gas reservation plan has been met with scepticism by gas producers. AAP · Apr 1, 2025
Souths settle on Mitchell's best fit in comeback game Jye Gray's form at fullback and Alex Johnston's injury have forced Latrell Mitchell to make his NRL comeback at centre. AAP · Mar 31, 2025
Crowded market for streaming TV faces Max exodus A new streaming service offers a host of big movies and small-screen hits, posing questions about the future of a crowded market for on-demand viewing. AAP · Mar 31, 2025
No respite from tax burden on younger workers in budget Young income earners will be increasingly called upon to fund rising public spending unless structural tax reforms are made in the next term of government. AAP · Mar 25, 2025
Aussie families pocket thousands in childcare savings Landmark childcare reforms have been firmed up in the federal budget, although calls to improve services in rural Australia have gone unanswered. AAP · Mar 25, 2025
'Naive' science fan faces jail for plutonium import A fast-food worker and collector is set to learn his fate after shipping nuclear material to his parent's suburban unit, sparking a major hazmat incident. AAP · Mar 21, 2025
Aust assault case against influential PNG minister ends Australian prosecutors have dropped an assault case alleging a powerful member of the Papua New Guinea cabinet attacked a woman, injuring her face. AAP · Mar 20, 2025
Socceroo acquitted of rape speaks of 'pain, suffering' A jury has cleared a former Socceroo of raping a woman in his Sydney home after hearing what she texted her sister moments after the alleged assault. AAP · Mar 20, 2025
Climate protesters crash Dutton keystone policy speech A Donald Trump meeting would top the agenda if the coalition wins government, says Peter Dutton as anti-nuclear protesters crash his foreign policy speech. AAP · Mar 20, 2025
AAP · Mar 18, 2025 First-home buyers need more than a rate cut, banks say A recent RBA interest rate cut has caused a surge in mortgage applications - but not from the group most desperate to get into the market.
AAP · Mar 18, 2025 Hamilton star turns crook for musical on Sydney Harbour The star of acclaimed hip-hop musical transforms into an easygoing New York crook for a lavish production against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour.
AAP · Mar 18, 2025 Royal commission ruled out after childcare revelations Advocacy groups, unions and political parties are demanding government intervention in the childcare sector following revelations of rampant child mistreatment.
AAP · Mar 18, 2025 Tariffs and growth slump a concern for banking leaders Australia's economic growth forecasts have been downgraded due to Donald Trump's trade war, keeping its most important financial leaders on their toes.
AAP · Mar 17, 2025 AI giant helping grow greenhouses in Australian schools More schools across Australia will have greenhouses to grow their own fruit and veg thanks to a non-profit group and global technology giant.
AAP · Mar 17, 2025 Pots of gold as taps flow to mark St Patrick's Day Pints of Guinness have flowed from taps in Irish pubs since the early hours of St Patrick's Day as revellers decked in green celebrate with new friends.
AAP · Mar 17, 2025 Autumn scorcher may return after cool burst drops temps Regions enjoying a cool change may be hit with another scorcher, with temperatures set to soar after a cold front pushed through Australia's southeast.
AAP · Mar 17, 2025 'Game changer' armoured police vehicles an Aussie first A $3.5 million fleet of armoured vehicles will boost the ability of police to respond to high-stakes crises, including on passenger planes.
AAP · Mar 15, 2025 Challenge to cut emissions sparks climate conversation A 40-day challenge to encourage people to reduce emissions will see the first person of colour to become president of the Uniting Church give up beef and lamb.
AAP · Mar 14, 2025 Climate advocates label Australia a 'petro-state' In the shadow of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, climate advocates have gathered in the NSW capital for Climate Action Week Sydney to consider a policy response.
AAP · Mar 11, 2025 Climate 200-backed candidates edging out incumbents Momentum is building for Climate 200-backed independents as they claw away at major party margins and have a strong chance of being elected at the federal poll.