Australians farewell Queen Elizabeth
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is among world leaders who have attended Queen Elizabeth II's funeral at Westminster Abbey, where she was married and crowned.
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Credit card debt the lowest priority
Australians facing financial hardship will pay their phone bill before any other form of debt, with people most likely to default on maxed out credit cards.
Opacic hopeful of being fit for NRL prelim
Tom Opacic hopes to line up in the Eels' preliminary final and says he could have played through his hamstring injury if the semi-final had have been closer.
Redmayne wiggles into World Cup warm-ups
Goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne admits the chance of him holidaying in Peru is low after the country's creative response to his World Cup qualifier heroics.
Origin exits Beetaloo for ‘cleaner’ energy
Origin Energy has sold its stake in the gas-rich Beetaloo Basin for a loss, sparking calls from Traditional Owners and environmentalists for others to leave.
Teen’s unimaginable grief at mum’s murder
A teenage girl has revealed words can't compare to the damage her father did to her life and so many others by killing her mum, Samantha Fraser.
Cripps says sleep can wait after medal win
Bleary-eyed Brownlow Medallist Patrick Cripps was in danger of missing the count, only arriving home from the Greek Islands on Saturday night.
QLD Rebels members charged after raids
A Rebels Outlaw Motorcycle Gang president and six associates have been charged with more than 50 burglary, weapon, and drug offences in Queensland.
Milne ready for Cleary’s bomb initiation
Taane Milne has never had to field a Nathan Cleary bomb before, but the South Sydney winger has vowed to be ready for the Penrith No.7 in the preliminary final.
Man runs over partner after sandal stuck
An elderly man has received a suspended jail term after he drove a car over his 90-year-old partner and killed her when his sandal got stuck under the brake.
Healthy foods that are good for the planet
Queensland researchers believe they've finally identified those elusive wonder foods that are "not only good but good for you".
Rabbitoh veteran Mario Fenech reveals dementia diagnosis is head knock-related
Mario Fenech's battle with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a type of dementia caused by repeated head knocks, caused the South Sydney great to forget his son's wedding.
PM prepares to attend Queen’s funeral
Anthony Albanese was among the expected crowd of 750,000 people who viewed Queen Elizabeth's coffin in Westminster Hall ahead of her state funeral.
Five days on run end after Brisbane murder
An alleged murderer has been arrested almost a week after a stabbing execution outside a Brisbane gym.
Spider project aiming to find 100 species
Since the discovery of Australia's first wishbone spider in 1873, another 45 species of the weirdly fearsome, burrowing arachnid have been identified nationwide.
Teen charged after dead roos discovered
A Queensland teenager has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly driving his car at kangaroos on the Gold Coast.
Beetson family want first Dolphins NRL game to be big Artie party against Roosters
Brad Beetson, the son of Arthur, said he had been in talks with the Roosters about the potential blockbuster at Suncorp Stadium.
French referee’s last-minute penalty ensures another heartbreaking Wallabies loss
French referee Mathieu Raynal controversially awarded late penalty for time-wasting, saying Australia's Bernard Foley didn't play on as instructed.
Climate change and a patchwork of human factors led to Pakistan floods: Report
There are many ingredients to the ongoing humanitarian crisis - some meteorological, some economic, some societal, some historic and construction oriented.
Aussies who accessed early super stayed on benefits longer, researchers find
The maximum $10,000 represented approximately 13 weeks of (effectively doubled) unemployment benefit, and eight weeks of the minimum wage.
End of the pandemic is in sight: WHO
The comment was the most optimistic from the United Nations agency since it declared COVID-19 an international emergency in January 2020 and started describing it as a pandemic three months later.
A right Royal queue as Londoners turn out to honour the Queen
Government officials said they could not put a precise figure on how many would want to file past the Queen's coffin, but about 750,000 people were expected.
Australia tipped to be powerful ‘electro state’
Australia could become a powerful "electro state" as the oil powerhouses of the past are displaced.
Queensland at risk of more flooding from another La Nina, government warns
Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt said plans for further mitigation measures had begun in areas at risk of flooding as some communities continued to bounce back from earlier natural disasters.
No long term contract for Walters at underperforming Broncos
Chairman Karl Morris said he was not concerned about any perceptions of instability from not extending Walters' contract beyond next season.
National cabinet to consider future of COVID leave payments
The financial support is due to lapse at the end of September, despite people who test positive for the virus still needing to isolate for five days.
Sandbagging Brisbane: Authorities prepare for another damaging La Nina
The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has confirmed a La Niña weather pattern has become established in the tropical Pacific.
NCA bomber Perre a ‘stain on society’
National Crime Authority bomber Dominic Perre is a callous, violent, evil, and remorseless man, his victims say.
Man cornered and stabbed to death in Brisbane
One man has been arrested and another four are on the run after a man was pursued and stabbed to death in a gym car park in southern Brisbane.
McDonald happy with Australia’s ODI depth
Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald says it's mission accomplished on several one-day international fronts.
One’s best friends: The Queen’s lifelong love of corgis
Princess Diana once called them a "moving carpet" always by her mother-in-law's side. Stubby, fluffy little dogs with a high-pitched bark, corgis were the late Queen's constant companions since she was a child.