Autistic teens caught in middle of NDIS funding dispute A government autism support program has been applauded but questions are being raised as to what happens when participants age out at just nine years old. AAP · Jun 12
Reporter dragged into fraudster's widower 'shove' case A journalist has found herself at the centre of a story after interviewing an elderly woman who was allegedly shoved by the husband of conwoman Melissa Caddick. AAP · Jun 12
Female founders to gain access to new financial backing Female founders will have greater access to venture capital funding under a new program designed to help tackle the gender gap in start-ups. AAP · Jun 11
Miss Universe fashion designer cleared of blackmail A wildly successful designer and beauty pageant veteran has successfully defended accusations stemming from a family feud with her cousin and ex-husband. AAP · Jun 11
'Graphic, profane' tweet to cost Latham more than $500k A renegade MP made a blatant attempt to denigrate a political adversary in a sexually explicit social media post, a court has found. AAP · Jun 10
'Transformative' airport to open with meagre schedule An international airport will open with less than two dozen domestic flights a week, but it's hoped it can give passengers better travel options. AAP · Jun 9
Businesses MIA on rooftop solar and battery revolution Solar is a common sight on houses but less so on warehouses, offices and other commercial buildings due to a complex knot of challenges that need unravelling. AAP · Jun 8
Matildas want polish, response after Mexican surprise The Matildas will attempt to adapt to Mexico's unusual tactics, and covert their opportunities, in their Sydney rematch. AAP · Jun 8
'Tough gig': gender equity champion reflects on journey A gender equity advocate reveals how her belief the world was equal shattered when she joined the workforce as a young woman. AAP · Jun 7
At 86, honour roll is a piece of cake for sugar artist Making the King's Birthday Honours list is a moment of sweet success for Marian Jones, who has been decorating cakes for 75 years. AAP · Jun 7
Adelaide overcome battered NSW to end Swifts' season The Thunderbirds' lethal opening quarter set them up for victory against the NSW Swifts, and boosted their hopes of winning the Super Netball minor premiership. AAP · Jun 6
'Hard day' for teen's family as killer cop sentenced A First Nations father is pleased the serving police officer who killed his son is being held accountable and hopes he will reflect on his mistakes. AAP · Jun 5
Tobacco tax cut lit up as black market trade 'solution' A state government minister has conceded tobacco tax is fuelling rampant illegal trade as his federal Labor counterpart denies a cut would be a silver bullet. AAP · Jun 4
'Devastating blow': nurse case hinges on video legality Two nurses charged with making menacing anti-Semitic comments to an Israeli online are fighting to exclude the video of their chat from court. AAP · Jun 4
AAP · Jun 3 Neo-Nazi sledged as 'scum' in fiery court confrontation Fiery verbal abuse has been hurled at a prominent neo-Nazi as he left court after appearing on two charges connected to far-right activity.
AAP · Jun 3 Showdown set for police and anti-Herzog protesters Demonstrators arrested at a rally opposing the Israeli president's visit will have their day in court as the battle to have their charges dropped ramps up.
AAP · Jun 1 Booted ministers back at work as secrecy scrutinised Two ministers suspended from parliament for failing to provide documents have returned to NSW's upper house as the government defends remaining tight-lipped.
AAP · May 29 'Conversation and community': radio host farewelled A public memorial has been held for ABC radio presenter James Valentine who helped shape Sydney's airwaves during a distinguished decades-long career.
The Canberra Times · May 28 Cash-strapped FA 'not reliant on' Socceroos Cup bailout Forced to make cost-cutting measures, cash-strapped Football Australia aren't placing any pressure on the Socceroos to go deep at the World Cup.
The Canberra Times · May 28 Elon Musk's X hits out at landmark online safety laws Billionaire Elon Musk's X Corp claims Australia's landmark safety regulations do not apply to its social media platform.
AAP · May 27 War crime accused soldier to attend paratrooper funeral A former SAS soldier charged with war crimes will be allowed to attend the funeral of a fellow service member after having his bail conditions varied.
AAP · May 27 Risky gaps in guns registry noted years before Bondi The Bondi Beach terror attack has prompted sweeping reform of a state's firearms licensing authority after 15 innocent people were fatally shot.
AAP · May 26 Blackmail-accused fashionista fights back in court A woman alleging her cousin blackmailed her for $4 million has endured a fiery day in court where she was accused of conspiring to pervert justice.
AAP · May 25 Smiles for alleged getaway driver in NRL star shooting A teenager accused of collecting a gunman who targeted former NRL star Matt Utai has been urged to take advantage of significant family support while on bail.
AAP · May 23 Not a 'me' disease: bowel cancer surge in young people A mysterious rise in bowel cancer rates in young people has doctors stumped and is putting patients through a treatment regime unsuited to their stage of life.