Roberts-Smith denies war crimes in tell-all interview
Australia's most decorated soldier has declared he "didn't bloody murder anyone" in an extensive interview before his highly anticipated war crimes trial.
Global glitch triggers ‘rat race’ to lock down websites
Businesses and governments have raced against time - and hackers - to fix an AI-discovered vulnerability that led to thousands of websites going offline.
Bushfire bill blows out to $6b a year as climate warms
Researchers have put a figure on the growing toll of bushfires in Australia but say better preparation could prevent billions of dollars in losses.
House prices plummet as Labor points to bigger picture
The government is urging home-owners to keep the faith as a house-price slump gains the hallmarks of an historic downturn.
JackJumpers crush Bullets 106-85 to stay top of NBL
The top-of-the-table Tasmania JackJumpers have swept all seven Ignite Cup points on offer, thrashing the Brisbane Bullets by 21 points in Hobart.
How Chiefs target healed family feud after Storm snub
Marcus Bai was furious with how son Cooper rejected Melbourne but says the forward is showing greater maturity in his decision-making this time around.
‘Underhanded’: fears IR reform hits essential workers
Ambulance officers, hospital workers and public servants with psychological injuries could soon find it harder to claim workers' compensation.
Australia’s AI business opportunity lies with expansion
One of Australia's major banks has told an inquiry that expanding AI models and data centres could create opportunities for local businesses to grow.
One Nation funding linked to delay in electoral reforms
One of the nation's leading public law academics has suggested electoral reforms were delayed to give major parties more time to harvest big donations.
Ex-senator returns to frontline in troubled ministry
A staunch conservative backbencher and ex-senator has been elevated to state cabinet, in a strife-torn portfolio dubbed a "poisoned chalice".
Soggy state set for more storms as rivers rise
After a week of heavy rainfall, a sodden state is bracing for a further round of thunderstorms, with warnings that rivers could rise rapidly.
‘Incredible human’ goes from critical to comic relief
After 427 hospital visits, a leg amputation and three turns on the "wheel of death", a man is giving back to the hospital he credits with his unlikely recovery.
Parents’ warning after online child abuse operation
Four men have been charged with a combined 57 child sex offences in a major operation, as police issue parents a dire warning over vile online offending.
Severe storm outbreaks forecast for eastern states
Eastern states look set for a weekend drenching as the weather bureau forecasts severe and widespread thunderstorm outbreaks, with the risk of flash flooding.
Perry, Short fire as Victoria crush Tasmania in Cup
A brilliant fast-bowling spell by Mitchell Perry and fifties by Matthew Short and Campbell Kellaway have secured Victoria a big One-Day Cup win over Tasmania.
Cats win bruising AFLW clash with Dockers as Lions roar
Geelong have secured the AFLW finals double chance, but there were plenty of injury concerns out of their bruising home win on Saturday over Fremantle.
Future Chiefs star in PNG as Samoa slaughter Kumuls
Samoa have issued a World Cup statement by hammering Papua New Guinea 64-6 on home soil.
Toure strike secures point for Bulls against Jets
A second-half strike from substitute Musa Toure has secured Macarthur FC a 1-1 A-League Men draw against the Jets in Newcastle.
‘Look to the sky’: historic second Sydney airport opens
Multimillion-dollar bid to make electric fleets pay up
Brand’s accuser denies being ‘giddy schoolgirl’
Dire travel warning after deadly attacks on key airport
‘Look to the sky’: historic second Sydney airport opens
Western Sydney International Airport will welcome its first commercial passengers on Sunday after decades of planning and years of construction.
Man extradited over grisly drug-debt killing
A man has been extradited from Poland and charged in relation to the killing of a Sydney tradie discovered dead in a submerged metal cabinet.
Radio Free Alice bust out prison gig for debut album
Post-punk exports Radio Free Alice have made a brief return to Australia to play at Pentridge Prison ahead of releasing their debut album, What's In Between.
Don’t scare off data centre investment: business lobby
Despite a growing backlash against data centres, developers already engage effectively with local communities, the Business Council says.
Helen Haines’ condition has improved, hospital says
Federal MP Helen Haines' condition has improved, a hospital says, after she was critically injured when a car struck her outside her electoral office.
‘Look to the sky’: historic second Sydney airport opens
Plumbing company execs recommend $4b takeover offer
‘Another JobSeeker’ to be added to government debt cost
Aussie shares dip as metals prices drag miners into red
Soggy state set for more storms as rivers rise
Severe storm outbreaks forecast for eastern states
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