The Latest Breaking News from Bianca De Marchi

'Not close to what we would accept': police pay panned

A showdown is looming between the NSW Police Force and union officials over officers' pay as an existing deal comes close to expiring.

AAP · May 21, 2024

Rationale behind RBA's last cash rate call on show

The minutes from the last Reserve Bank meeting will outline the thinking behind keeping rates on hold and how seriously the case to hike was considered.

AAP · May 19, 2024

Paralympians feel empowered modelling 2024 uniforms

The Australian Paralympics team has unveiled their specially-tailored uniforms as part of Australian Fashion Week ahead of the competition in Paris.

AAP · May 17, 2024

Controversy mars Giants' overtime win over Lightning

The Lightning had their one-goal win annulled before being forced back onto the court after a 50-minute delay and then lose in overtime to the Giants.

AAP · May 11, 2024

'No real winners': Lehrmann to pay most of Ten's costs

Bruce Lehrmann will have to pay indemnity costs to Network Ten after a judge ruled allegations he raped Brittany Higgins were substantially true.

AAP · May 9, 2024

Fraudster behind gambling scheme 'no Melissa Caddick'

A bankrupt who defrauded family and friends out of $1.2 million did not live extravagantly before his sports-betting scheme exploded, his lawyer has said.

AAP · May 7, 2024

Mad Max stars hit red carpet for Furiosa film premiere

The latest instalment in an iconic Australian franchise has traded red dirt for red carpet, premiering at Sydney's State Theatre after filming in outback NSW.

AAP · May 2, 2024

Mad and bad: Hemsworth full throttle in Aussie classic

Chris Hemsworth is pedal to the metal in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga but admits he was nervous about taking a ride in the "iconically Australian" series.

AAP · May 1, 2024

Mannix stars in Vixens rout of Giants

Sparked by a great defensive performance from Emily Mannix the unbeaten Melbourne Vixens have scored a 63-44 Super Netball away victory over the winless Giants.

AAP · Apr 28, 2024

First items taken by Cook returned to Aboriginal owners

Four spears have been returned to traditional owners more than 250 years after British soldiers stole them at James Cook's first contact with Aboriginal people.

AAP · Apr 23, 2024