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.
Queensland Teens Missing Out on $108 Million in Super Under Outdated Rule, Report Finds
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.
Court approves coalmine despite environmental concerns
A court has given a mining company the go-ahead to develop a new mine despite activists' concerns about its impact on the environment.
Tough state bail laws passed as murdered boy remembered
Tough new state bail laws will lead to more children in overcrowded jails, entrenching them on a criminal path, youth advocates say.
‘You can both die’: Sam Wood denied bail on DV charges
Bachelor star Sam Wood will remain behind bars after a judge detailed serious allegations of domestic violence against his estranged wife.
Gangs not ruled out in young woman’s drive-by death
Police are investigating the possibility of gang involvement after a drive-by shooting at a pub left a teenager dead, with three other people taken to hospital.
Child safety workers rally ahead of bail laws passage
Youth justice workers say the passing of a state government's controversial new bail laws will increase pressure on frontline staff in an embattled sector.
‘Pretty cool’: Samoa women into World Cup semi-finals
Samoa have reached the women's Rugby League World Cup semi-finals for the first time with a comfortable 24-6 win over England in Sydney.
SA hit back against WA to set up epic last Shield day
Western Australia's position of dominance has been eroded after South Australia duo Mackenzie Harvey and Nathan McSweeney posted unbeaten half-centuries.
Kangaroos halves still in flux before World Cup semi
Australia coach Kevin Walters has not put a line through halfback Sam Walker for the knockout phase of the World Cup despite omitting him against Cook Islands.
In-demand Giant makes call on his AFL future
GWS star Tom Green has been a major target for Tasmania and the star midfielder has made a call on his future.
Brand treated women poorly, ex-personal assistant says
First flight takes off from ‘Australia’s best airport’
‘Look to the sky’: historic second Sydney airport opens
Multimillion-dollar bid to make electric fleets pay up
Star Trek and X-Men star Patrick Stewart dies at 86
Patrick Stewart, the classically trained actor who added Shakespearean gravitas to the Star Trek and X-Men franchises, has died at age 86.
‘Not going to defect’: Hanson downplays staffing issue
The offer of extra staff to One Nation's David Farley does not mean the MP is considering leaving the party, Pauline Hanson says.
Gas bosses turn up heat with ‘market failure’ warnings
A plan to force gas producers to reserve the equivalent of up to 20 per cent of their exports for domestic consumers has been labelled a dangerous extravagance.
Burnout warning as AI rolled out for public servants
Concerns of AI being used to automate decisions within the public service have been raised, with memories of the robodebt scandal also lingering.
Jamie Durie tackles housing crisis in Future House
Jamie Durie is returning to television to showcase new ways of building to help solve Australia's housing crisis.
Soggy state set for more storms as rivers rise
Severe storm outbreaks forecast for eastern states
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