The wonder of the post-match postscript.

There have been almost 650 assaults on Brisbane bus drivers in 2020. The issue shocked many councillors at Tuesday’s council meeting

Victoria has entered its fourth day of a five-day ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown. The number of confirmed cases worldwide has passed 109 million, and there have been more than 2.4 million deaths from the virus, Johns Hopkins University data shows. 

A custom-built quarantine camp looks likely to be built near one of Melbourne’s airports with Premier Daniel Andrews saying there was a ‘compelling argument’ for the facility.

Melbourne’s love affair with outdoor dining and drinking will continue until the end of May, offering a much-needed salve to the city’s hospitality sector.

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Workers and doctors in nine of Victoria’s coronavirus quarantine hotels have been moving between multiple hotels and offices, in breach of the recommendations of an inquiry into the scheme’s failings

Sunbathing is banned and face masks are mandatory, but hundreds of beachgoers flouted the rules in hot weather at St Kilda on Tuesday.

Scott Miller was once Australia’s fastest butterfly swimmer. He is now accused of directing a major drug syndicate.

The Andrews government has failed to meet targets for timely mental health support for the past six years, in what a senior government minister says is proof of a “broken” system.

A ‘calculated risk’ in early reports about George Pell’s sex assault conviction was, prosecutors argue, an attempt by media companies to put pressure on a judge.

The lawyer for convicted child killer Kathleen Folbigg has told an appeal hearing that a judicial inquiry should have considered that her husband might have killed their children.

The hotel has been providing accommodation to the rough sleepers since late January and claims it is owed tens of thousands of dollars in outstanding costs.

Commissioner Katarina Carroll said the police service was “finding it very, very difficult to cope with” the demand.

Police are investigating if tensions between the rival Hamzy and Alameddine families have flared again, putting innocent bystanders at risk.

The men left to drive to the Wingellina Aboriginal Community on February 8. Their white Toyota Landcruiser Prado vehicle broke down and it was found on Thursday February 11.

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The Crown has alleged Senior Constable Harry Little had a “faulty memory” of a collision involving his highway patrol car and a Mercedes driven by a Sydney grandmother.

The family from regional Queensland are fighting moves by the federal government to deport them to Sri Lanka.

Harry Nicolson was responsible for kick-starting and overseeing much of the transformation of technical and further education in NSW.

Premier says ‘we are going to get on and build a facility’ as he commits to constructing a purpose-built accommodation hub outside the CBD that will replace the existing hotel-based system.

High-risk guests, some wearing garbage bags over their heads, are being transferred from the Holiday Inn quarantine hotel in the CBD after a water leak damaged four floors.

The Morrison government should live up to its constitutional responsibilities and establish national quarantine facilities.

The PM’s default disposition is to do what is achievable and not waste energy on dangerous quests. Albanese is little different.

Two of the accused had their matters dealt with in January and the remaining two had their cases wrapped up during the past week.

The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal found the judge who sentenced Hamish McLaren to a maximum of 16 years in prison had “transmogrified himself into a champion of the victims”, including the fashion designer Lisa Ho.

A new biography of Kate Kelly reveals Ned Kelly’s younger sister was on stage the day of her brother’s execution in a desperate bid for cash and public understanding.

The Atlanta 1996 silver medallist was taken to Newtown police station where he is expected to be charged.

And they’re prepared to pay an eye-watering amount – up to $360,000 – for the right person.

It was revealed in January that the flagship carbon capture system of the country’s sixth-biggest polluter had faced another setback, but until now it was not clear just how big the setback was.

The ambitious program enlists 17 farmers between two national parks to bait 40,000 hectares of land that should rightly be home to some of WA’s cutest animals.

Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young has urged anyone in the affected areas with symptoms to get tested.

The woman sustained minor leg injuries from broken glass after a stray bullet hit a hospital window.

If Ken Barton’s departure from Crown seemed unceremonious after more than 10 years at the company, his pay packet will be some comfort.

The iconic Snapper Rocks event is now set to take place on Sydney’s northern beaches. It is the second World Surf League event NSW has secured from interstate.

Peter Wehl never got to take his grandchildren camping. But researchers hope they can give a fighting chance to others with the same cancer he suffered from.

Brisbane City Council will sell the heritage-listed Kangaroo Point landmark “in the first half of this year” if $321,000 in rates are not paid.

Surely Labor should be acting to make renting more secure and to make it easier for you or your children to buy your own home.

This generation of kids maybe much more resilient that we give them credit for.

Casinos are not only ideal for criminals to disguise the origins of their ill-gotten gains. Agents of foreign powers could use them too.

The government must hold the line against overreaching and misguided efforts to steer the education system in the wrong direction.

Grants-for-votes, hidden political donations and reckless use of public funds all point to a generation of politicians who have lost sight of good and decent governance.

The impression he gives is that a Hunter Valley without coal mines would cause us all up here to collapse in despair.

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There are many challenges ahead, but Australia will soon have access to a number of safe and effective vaccines.

While homebuyers look to the bright side.

The appearance of the slick 1950s-style fridge is matched by “a 1950s level of performance”, the consumer rights watchdog says.

The 22-year-old woman arrived in Western Australia on February 7 and was required to self-quarantine for 14 days.