Child-abusing teacher's aide shown 'mercy' by judge A young man who used fake social media profiles to coerce vulnerable boys into sending him sexual material has walked out of a court after sentence. AAP · Sep 7
'Selfish race': former cop skeptical on tobacco tax cut A retired police veteran has suggested most smokers will still reach for a pack of illegal cigarettes if legal alternatives are made cheaper. AAP · Sep 7
Guns-for-hire, Interpol alerts in state leader's sights Overseas crime bosses who hire teenagers to carry out hits on Australian soil are being pursued as authorities fear an escalating "disregard for human life". AAP · Sep 7
Souths veteran makes big call on NRL future Cody Walker has revealed whether or not he wants to play on in the NRL in 2027, as he enters the finals as South Sydney's oldest-ever player. AAP · Sep 6
No permission: guerrilla artists hustling for a living Artists are struggling to make money from their work, and it means Australia's largest art fair presents an opportunity - whether they are invited or not. AAP · Sep 4
Slurs and snubs as talkback titans' feud aired in court After decades of rivalry behind the microphone, prominent broadcaster Ray Hadley's thoughts about radio king Alan Jones have been laid bare in court. AAP · Sep 4
'Shame on you': fight over dog turns to hit-and-run A man who took a neighbourly dispute too far and ran a married couple over with his car, has listened to the daily consequences its had on their life. AAP · Sep 4
Dad of the year wants to break old mould of fatherhood Podcast host and father-of-three girls Matthew Johnson, who has been named father of the year, wants to challenge traditional views of fatherhood. AAP · Sep 4
Fullback still No.1 choice for breakout Manly star Clayton Faulalo has been a shining light at fullback and five-eighth for Manly, while playing centre appears likely in 2027, but No.1 is still his best spot. AAP · Sep 4
Police warned 'clown show' gang warfare could escalate Experts fear more innocent people could be killed in botched organised crime attacks if police do not get on top of escalating gang warfare. AAP · Sep 3
Disgruntled NBL clubs lose Supreme Court appeal The NBL has scored a legal win over two disgruntled clubs that had sought access to the basketball league's financial documents. AAP · Sep 3
Warm, hostile, complicated: Hadley details Jones divide A former talkback giant has laid bare his complicated relationship with fellow broadcaster Alan Jones, who is accused of numerous indecent assaults. AAP · Sep 3
Fair shows ancient medium dominating contemporary art The biggest arts fair event in Australia has returned and many of the contemporary artists involved have taken umbrage at the digital era they work in. AAP · Sep 2
Women's health innovators face arduous path to success Female health technology innovators have discussed the challenges in building companies that stay in Australia amid a difficult funding landscape for women. AAP · Sep 2
AAP · Sep 2 Raising boys to men during age of toxic 'manosphere' Misogyny may be "baked into Australian culture" but recognising the importance of role models and mentors could prevent violence before it escalates.
AAP · Sep 1 Calls grow to extend pill testing beyond festivals One state will continue drug testing at festivals despite political opposition, after a year-long trial found the service provided unique value.
AAP · Sep 1 'Massive' gaps and a new frontier facing women's health A gathering of experts and advocates has discussed the "massive" health gaps facing women in 2026, while GPs describe a new information overload frontier.
AAP · Aug 30 IVF provider sees new life in stimulated cycle numbers A fertility services provider has reported a sharp fall in net profit after fewer patients started new treatment cycles, but says the business is improving.
AAP · Aug 29 Scholarship helps disadvantaged student reach for more He wore the same pair of shoes throughout primary school but with help from The Smith Family, James Bow is forging a new path out of poverty.
AAP · Aug 29 'Don't lose sight': marathon champ's legacy warning While soaking up what the Sydney Marathon has become, one of the country's leading runners can't help but wonder if the sport's lost its purity.
AAP · Aug 28 Some expert, many personal: 346 voices have been heard With public hearings by the anti-Semitism royal commission having wrapped up, some are asking what could have been done better.
AAP · Aug 28 Manly flog Dragons to keep life in rollercoaster season Manly's attacking weapons have fired to flog St George Illawarra 44-10, keeping their slim finals hopes alive and consigning the Dragons to the wooden spoon.
AAP · Aug 28 Souths reveal Latrell plan as star cleared for take-off Latrell Mitchell will play his first NRL game in over three months as South Sydney look to lock in a finals spot with a win over Gold Coast.
AAP · Aug 27 'We should gang up': east coast warning on GST deal East coast premiers have warned Western Australia's GST deal could cost the federal government support outside the resource-rich state.
AAP · Aug 26 Gun licences limited to citizens in firearms overhaul State and territory leaders have signed on to the first overhaul of national firearm rules in almost a decade, including outlawing 3D-printed guns.