The Latest Breaking News from the High Court

The Court of Appeal has ordered a state government body to halt its plan to evict residents at three public housing towers earmarked for demolition.

A witness has told a murder trial she heard David Campbell say ‘I hate him’ in relation to Brian Low.

Brian Low died in February 2024.

Changes to how much money political parties can spend on elections and how much people can donate to candidates will be challenged in Australia's highest court.

In early 2026, a clip began circulating widely on social media. It shows a man stepping out of prison and breaking down, unable to hold back his tears. For many viewers, it looked like another fleeting viral moment - raw, emotional, unsettling. But behind that moment is a story far…

A French national who had been facing the possibility of the death penalty in Malaysia has been acquitted on eight drug-related charges, bringing an end to nearly two and a half years of detention and uncertainty.

The peer, whose son Stephen was murdered in 1993, asks: ‘Were they really fighting for justice for my son or were they just pretending that they were to sell their papers?’

The publisher strongly denies wrongdoing and is defending the claims.

Residents have been put on notice to move out as public housing advocates fight a plan to reduce city towers to rubble.

Campaign group Sex Matters had claimed allowing trans people to use the facilities for the gender with which they identify amounts to sex discrimination

The Metropolitan Police is facing legal action brought by a youth worker and the director of a civil liberties campaign group