Conservative 'warrior': tributes for Liberal stalwart Kevin Andrews, a steadfast conservative who advocated for traditional family values, is being remembered as a Liberal "warrior" after he died of cancer. AAP · Dec 14, 2024
Former top judge 'lost everything' for assaulting woman A Supreme Court judge who resigned from the bench after being convicted of assault and intimidation has been sentenced for a subsequent breach. AAP · Dec 13, 2024
Growing backlog as green tape chokes energy investment A group of developers has warned of significant delays to the renewable energy needed to power Australian homes and businesses as green tape chokes investment. AAP · Dec 11, 2024
Bougainville open for investment and trade: president A resource-rich Bougainville could play an important part in the global transition to green energy, its president says as he invites international investment. AAP · Dec 11, 2024
Fake paramedic convicted as warning to others A man who falsely passed himself off as a paramedic at several motocross events, including two where children were injured, has been convicted but not jailed. AAP · Dec 11, 2024
Top cop laments DV scourge after 'very violent murder' A woman meant to be protected by a restraining order has been brutally murdered in her home as domestic violence issues keep top brass awake at night. AAP · Dec 11, 2024
Restaurateur who held up anti-Israel sign 'no neo-Nazi' A high-profile restaurateur who held up a Nazi swastika at a pro-Palestinian rally has avoided conviction after a magistrate accepted he was deeply remorseful. AAP · Dec 10, 2024
Jail for woman who brought golden gun into Australia A woman who flew from Los Angeles to Australia with a golden firearm in her luggage has been jailed with a magistrate wanting to send a message to others. AAP · Dec 9, 2024
Don't leave locals behind, PNG PM warns investors Troubles in an autonomous province in Papua New Guinea have been used as a cautionary tale for those looking to profit in the developing nation. AAP · Dec 9, 2024
Decorated photographer reveals rare Bali Nine frames As Australia moves to bring home the surviving members of the Bali Nine, award-winning AAP photographer Mick Tsikas reflects on his years covering their fate. AAP · Dec 7, 2024
Maker's mark: from farm gate to the front door Fancy some chocolate from Port Fairy, black garlic from Braidwood or nuts from Kuitpo? A new venture is bringing farmers' markets to doorsteps around Australia. AAP · Dec 6, 2024
Dwindling force cops big boost as recruits answer call Powerful incentives to lure more officers to join NSW Police are "turning the tide" on a crippling officer shortage in the nation's biggest force. AAP · Dec 6, 2024
'Climate whiplash': threat rises of cascading disasters Australians are being put on alert: our summers are becoming more erratic, with experts forecasting a season of heavy rain and warm weather - and bushfires. AAP · Dec 5, 2024
Labor plays down Greens' push for power-sharing deal Frontbencher Katy Gallagher says there are no plans to strike a power-sharing deal with the Greens and is talking up Labor's prospects at the next election. AAP · Dec 3, 2024
AAP · Dec 2, 2024 'Keep fighting', mother urges veterans after inquiry The mother of a navy officer who took his own life has urged families to keep fighting despite the government responding to an inquiry into defence suicides.
AAP · Dec 2, 2024 Magnificent motors and mullets to star at Summernats A vintage Holden Torana, Stephen Barrie's pride and joy, is one of a fleet of classic cars set to draw tens of thousands of revheads to Canberra for Summernats.
AAP · Nov 29, 2024 Student safety bolstered as complaint watchdog sealed Those who feel short-changed by their uni's response to their sexual assault or racism complaints will be able to escalate it to a student watchdog.
AAP · Nov 28, 2024 Tech giant concern as social media ban passes The parent company for Facebook has hit out at a looming ban on under 16s for social media, labelling the process as rushed.
AAP · Nov 27, 2024 Fatima Payman decries racism, eligibility bid shot down Former Labor senator Fatima Payman has faced down an attempt by Pauline Hanson to have questions raised about her eligibility to sit in the senate.
AAP · Nov 27, 2024 Gaza aid demand echoes as ceasefire in Lebanon welcomed Australians with families in the Middle East have cautiously welcomed a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon-based listed terror group Hezbollah.
AAP · Nov 26, 2024 PM promises to leave 'nothing on the field' at election As federal parliament draws to a close for the year, Anthony Albanese remains optimistic Labor will be back in a majority government after the next election.
AAP · Nov 25, 2024 'Absolutely gutless': gambling ad ban delay condemned The government has been accused of letting down Australian communities after its long-awaited gambling advertising policy was officially delayed.
AAP · Nov 25, 2024 Bali Nine have served 'more than enough time': advocate A supporter of one of the Bali Nine drug smugglers says returning the group to Australia to be with loved ones will make a difference in their rehabilitation.
AAP · Nov 25, 2024 Deputy PM chief of staff sues boss over bullying claim Richard Marles' chief of staff has commenced legal action after alleging she had been stood down from her role after claims she was bullied.
AAP · Nov 23, 2024 Bali Nine members could continue sentences in Australia The remaining members of the Bali Nine drug smuggling ring are expected to continuing serving their sentences in Australia, a federal minister has confirmed.