Legal aid ordered for ex-wife killer's sentence appeal A judge has ordered legal aid to represent a convicted murderer in his sentence appeal, despite the publicly funded body arguing it shouldn't. AAP · Mar 24
More drama for troubled smelter, risking 200 jobs Hundreds of workers at the nation's only manganese alloy smelter have been thrown another curve ball with the appointment of administrators. AAP · Mar 23
Tasmania Devils pledge to embrace historic VFL outing The Tasmania Devils are only days away from their inaugural VFL game, viewed as a key building block ahead of entry into the AFL in 2028. AAP · Mar 18
French Antarctic expeditioner dies after ship jump Divers have recovered the body of a young Frenchman who got into trouble after jumping off a docked Antarctic research vessel. AAP · Mar 17
New teachers pay deal offered to end strike threats With NAPLAN testing threatened by strike action, state teachers have been offered an improved pay deal to bring months of angst to an end. AAP · Mar 6
Troubled smelter faces shutdown move by regulator The national corporate regulator has moved to wind up a major smelter over failures to lodge annual financial reports. AAP · Mar 6
Angry teachers to boycott NAPLAN as pay stoush heats up Public school teachers will boycott NAPLAN testing as part of ramped-up industrial action in their fight for improved pay and conditions. AAP · Mar 4
Workers strike at troubled youth detention facility Children and young people have been restricted to their rooms for hours as workers went on strike against conditions at the trouble-plagued facility. AAP · Feb 3
Grace Tame abuser unlikely to face cybercrime trial The health of the sexual abuser of Grace Tame has rapidly deteriorated following several strokes and falls, a court has heard. AAP · Feb 2
Businessman fined for Aboriginal relic interference A businessman's interference with Aboriginal relics during land clearing didn't involve damage but he should have known of their presence, a court was told. AAP · Jan 19
Road rage potentially sparked shooting incident: police A man is facing a range of charges after a teenager was shot in the back at a suburban home in an incident police say could be linked to road rage. AAP · Jan 12
Banged-up Millennium Falcon's Sydney to Hobart tale The final boat, named after a cult Star Wars spacecraft, has finished the Sydney to Hobart after facing a range of issues at sea and rough weather. AAP · Jan 1
CYCA boss confident in Sydney-Hobart's safety changes Sydney to Hobart sailors are now required to wear personal locator beacons on deck, with organisers confident new safety rules will have the desired effect. AAP · Dec 25, 2025
Syd-Hob tipped to be 'cold, wet, bumpy' not treacherous Despite a bumpy first night, the Sydney to Hobart fleet is in for more mild conditions than in 2024, when two lives were lost. AAP · Dec 23, 2025
AAP · Dec 19, 2025 Youth escapees involved in alleged carjacking A group of teenagers are back in custody after allegedly stabbing a worker and escaping from a youth detention centre in a stolen car.
AAP · Dec 9, 2025 'No justice': family of boy killed outside school A woman whose negligent driving killed a 12-year-old boy as he walked with friends during school pick-up won't serve any time behind bars.
AAP · Dec 5, 2025 Spotlight on AFL stadium timeline after 'historic' vote A contentious billion-dollar stadium attached to a state's AFL dream has passed parliament but the next focus is whether the project can be built on time.
AAP · Dec 3, 2025 Bruce Lehrmann dodges conviction over drunken joyride After failing to overturn a damaging defamation judgment, Bruce Lehrmann has dodged serious consequences on a car charge in a magistrates court.
AAP · Dec 2, 2025 Nerves jangling ahead of do or die stadium vote The future of a contentious stadium and an AFL licence will be decided during a parliamentary debate that could stretch over days.
AAP · Dec 1, 2025 Jumping castle tragedy operator chases legal money Rosemary Gamble, who was found not guilty of criminal breaches over the death of six children in a jumping castle tragedy, is chasing the state for legal costs.
AAP · Nov 30, 2025 Pro-stadium rally outpoints opposition ahead of vote Fans and opponents of a new AFL stadium have held rallies on the same piece of turf ahead of a vote in parliament that will determine whether it goes ahead.
AAP · Nov 27, 2025 Experts defend no-stadium call ahead of crucial vote Politicians who will soon decide whether to approve a divisive stadium have quizzed a planning commission that recommended the project not go ahead.
AAP · Nov 23, 2025 'Vote it down': anti-stadium rally urges undecided MPs Thousands of people have rallied against a proposed AFL stadium just weeks out from a parliamentary vote that will determine its fate.
AAP · Nov 21, 2025 'Morally worthless' pedophile teacher jailed A 71-year-old former teacher who abused students over the course of almost 30 years has been sentenced, with a judge describing him as remorseless.
AAP · Nov 19, 2025 Teenager denies alleged waterfront stabbing murder A 17-year-old boy charged with the murder of a young man in a car park at a tourist hotspot has pleaded not guilty in court.