Man or monster? Macbeth holds a mirror to modern morals Australian audiences may reflect on modern politics in a touring production of Macbeth, as the tortured protagonist embarks on a merciless quest for power. AAP · Sep 5
Rogue developer boasted then-premier was 'best friend' A fugitive developer bragged about his political influence after a former premier's brother encouraged him to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars. AAP · Sep 3
Opera House, marathon bomb targets for teen terrorist A teen has testified about being exposed to extremist material on TikTok before planning a mass-casualty terrorist attack reminiscent of the 2013 Boston bombing AAP · Sep 1
Gesture, nod, record: a case for marathon on 2032 menu Michael Roeger broke his own marathon world record and then declared his ambition to get the race back on the schedule at the 2032 Brisbane Games. AAP · Aug 31
Former javelin hurler smashes Sydney Marathon record Addisu Gobena, a 21-year-old from Ethiopia whose chief athletics pursuit was javelin until 2023, has stormed to victory in a record time at the Sydney Marathon. AAP · Aug 30
Data collection fever as households sign into census More than five million Australians have completed their census forms, as a government website tries to avoid a repeat of an infamous 2016 crash. AAP · Aug 10
Olympic hero champions bid for dad stance world record Olympic champion and cult hero Steven Bradbury has led a successful Guinness World Record attempt for the most people to perform the Dad Stance. AAP · Jul 18
'It's painful': Stefanovic opens up to Piers Morgan Axed Nine star Karl Stefanovic is now even more compelled to engage with Australian audiences who he says feel unheard, he tells a controversial UK broadcaster. AAP · Jul 1
Family of shark attack victim 'shocked and devastated' The family of a mother and passionate teacher, who was attacked by a shark at a popular beach, have spoken publicly as she remains in a critical condition. AAP · Jun 14
'Oh my days': Socceroos fans bask in World Cup win Live screening sites across Australia have erupted as the Socceroos scored a 2-0 win over Turkey in their World Cup opener. AAP · Jun 14
'Incredibly tragic': shark attack spooks swimmers A shark attack that left a woman critically injured has prompted calls for culling as a government considers the sweeping measure to protect the community. AAP · Jun 13
Sound the fashion alarm! Style crowd forced to evacuate A runway show has been evacuated briefly at Australian Fashion Week. It wasn't a fire, so was it the fashion police? AAP · May 14
Kayakers take to water in solidarity with Gaza flotilla Protesters have paddled past some of Australia's most recognisable landmarks to support Palestinians and participants of an intercepted Gaza aid flotilla. AAP · May 3
Harbour sunset service pays tribute to fallen soldiers A sunset tribute at the iconic Sydney Opera House is marking Anzac eve with the eternal words "going down of the sun" from an ode to remember the fallen. AAP · Apr 24
AAP · Apr 18 Australian stars face off at high-energy dance event Dancers from all walks have taken to the stage to impress their peers, going head-to-head with everyone from local talent to global stars.
AAP · Mar 7 Liberals going digital to bring new life to party brand The Liberal Party needs to reach new voters in the digital realm if it is to stand any chance at the next election, federal leader Angus Taylor says.
AAP · Feb 12 Red carpet finale for Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi With Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi starring in the latest adaptation of Wuthering Heights, Australian cinemagoers are unlikely to care what the critics think.
AAP · Feb 3 'Don't give up', MLK Jr's son tells Aussie Indigenous Progress will always be plagued by setbacks but the son of Martin Luther King Jr has urged young Indigenous people and advocates to keep up the fight.
AAP · Dec 19, 2025 Ex-TV star must shadow Jewish leader over Nazi gesture A magistrate has condemned those who target Australia's Jewish community while sentencing a former Neighbours actor for performing a Nazi gesture.
AAP · Dec 10, 2025 Exhibition pays homage to greatest divas old and new The history of the world's divas will be on show in an Australian exclusive exhibition that chronicles the career-defining moments of trailblazers.
AAP · Dec 5, 2025 Rebel fashion contemporaries synced in blockbuster show Two famed fashionistas whose pioneering designs tore up the rule book are showcased in an exhibition bringing the contrasting pair's works together in one show.
AAP · Dec 4, 2025 Jews to rebuild stronger a year after temple firebombed Leaders of international Jewish communities walked through the debris of an Australian synagogue a year after it was firebombed as two accused men faced court.
AAP · Dec 4, 2025 Ex-TV star facing 'restorative justice' for Nazi salute A magistrate has asked lawyers for a former Australian soap actor to make inquiries into a unique form of punishment for performing a Nazi salute.
AAP · Dec 2, 2025 'Didn't get it right': BOM defends website cost blowout The Bureau of Meteorology's chief executive is standing by controversial changes to its website overhaul as he faces a senate grilling.
AAP · Oct 24, 2025 Next-Gen designers fish for the future at Fashion Week From Barbie-inspired womenswear to post-climate crisis clothing, student designers make their debuts at Melbourne Fashion Week.