Breaking it, mending it ... and owning it.

During the Perth Children’s Court hearing it was revealed one of the teenagers had allegedly “kicked and stomped” on the head of a man in Yagan Square a day before the Australia Day attack.

UQ researchers are looking for dogs with cancer to test a cutting edge treatment for the debilitating disease.

The fate of Hannah Clarke and her young family shows how we need to address the violence before more women die.

The unprecedented move by Facebook to shutter social media sites could have hindered the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and people seeking help to escape violence.

Those who live in a section of the Brisbane suburb, which police locked down after an armed man holed up with others in a nearby home, could end up spending the night somewhere else.

Apex Outdoor had intended to build and operate a digital billboard at the corner of Mary and Albert Streets before the land was resumed more than two years ago.

Unions and principals warn the government is pushing the new curriculum into classrooms too soon, risking poor-quality syllabuses, under-prepared teachers and short-changed students.

Metro Trains promised the Andrews government it would reduce train cancellations when it bid for a lucrative contract to run Melbourne’s railways, but more than three years after that deal was inked, it had failed to meet that target.

Melbourne lord mayor Sally Capp says it was an ‘incredibly difficult decision’ to cancel Moomba for the first time since it began in 1955.

Dozens of major health, corporate, sporting and charity Facebook pages have been blocked after being caught up in the social media giant’s decision to ban news publishers.

Some were cautious, others were craving company, but there was a sense of relief on the streets as Melburnians returned to the CBD on Thursday.

Syringes designed to extract the maximum amount of doses from Australia’s shipments of coronavirus vaccines will not yet be available when the national rollout begins on Monday.

There’s something missing in your news feed: news. What’s going on? Why is Facebook in a stand-off with media companies (and the Australian government)? And what happens now?

Passers-by called police on Sunday when they found the packages, believed to be worth about $3 million, at high tide on the beach at Ramsay Bay on Hinchinbrook Island.

Victoria’s hard lockdown may have ended, but thousands of people potentially exposed to the virus as a result of the Holiday Inn outbreak are still self-isolating.

A South Australian teenager who breached WA’s quarantine rules more than 20 times and lied on her G2G application has been sentenced to six months behind bars.

Jailed drug traffickers appealing against convictions because of involvements with Nicola Gobbo are still waiting for police to hand over crucial documents.

The NSW Building Commissioner has shown he will not hesitate using one of his strongest powers to clean up the construction industry, issuing prohibition orders on several projects.

Acting Inspector confirms an armed man is holed up in the Sunnybank house with other people, as police attempt to “come up with a peaceful solution”.

Hannah Clarke, 31, and her children - Aaliyah, 6, Laianah, 4, and Trey, 3 - were set alight in their car near their Camp Hill home by Rowan Baxter.

A former chief executive of Facebook in Australia and New Zealand writes the company is taking a dangerous global gamble by blacking out news in Australia.

Mr Singh is on trial accused of murdering his wife in December 2013 by lighting her on fire. He has pleaded not guilty.

Christian O’Brien was charged with sexual assault after he allegedly groped a teenage girl in August 2019.

Students have returned to their classrooms after the state’s five-day lockdown, as research shows switching to remote learning is harder for disadvantaged schools.

It’s time for dog owners to be subsidised and celebrated.

The 2014 murder has been referred to the unsolved homicide unit less than a month after Mr Kettule’s older brother Amar was gunned down. 

Temperatures are expected to spike next week, by as much as seven degrees in Brisbane.

The embattled state insurer’s senior ranks are thinning quickly, with three executives collectively taking almost $1.2 million in entitlements as they go.

We need to protect journalism and democracy, but let’s not pretend the media bargaining code will achieve that.

A man who allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl while she was swimming at Brighton pier is being sought by police.

Nick Greiner has arrived in the US to take up the post as Australia’s consul-general to New York.

Technology and media experts say the capture of government departments and charities in Facebook’s news ban shows the social media giant has overplayed its hand.

The upper house passed a motion ordering the government to show how it chose bushfire-affected regions in mainly Coalition-held seats to receive $177 million in funding.

Victoria’s health minister has slammed Facebook’s decision to block Australian news content from its platform, appealing to the social media giant to reinstate the flow of health-based news reports as soon as possible.

One of two reports published this week included the death of an eight-week-old Logan boy found with his mother slumped over him after an “incorrect” risk assessment from Child Safety.

Opposition leader Zak Kirkup’s Facebook page has been blocked while Premier Mark McGowan’s is still accessible as the social media giant wipes pages of businesses and agencies in WA.

Queensland Health has released its full data from last year’s wastewater surveillance program.

Community development general manager Anne Banks-McAllister will leave the local government just three months after infrastructure general manager Chris Kopec quit.

A petition to halt the removal of a much-loved rocket climbing tower from a Hawthorn playground has attracted over 4000 signatures.

‘Some algorithm is glitching,’ thought the head of Eating Disorders Victoria on Thursday morning. Why else would the group’s Facebook page be stripped of content?

There have been three costly plans reach advanced stages for this large, prime land parcel in Perth’s northern suburbs, but governments can’t seem to finish them.

The Catholic Bishop of Sydney says the City of Sydney council showed “little sensitivity” to people of faith by promoting a Live N’ Queer concert on the forecourt of St Mary’s Cathedral.

With its overnight action to block links to news, Facebook is putting its self-interest ahead of the public interest.

The former Channel Seven star has been in a Sydney hospital as an involuntary patient since late January, a court has heard.

Former West Coast star Daniel Kerr has been arrested after allegedly setting fire to a Kardinya home on Wednesday afternoon.

The Prime Minister has a slim majority, faces fresh scandals almost daily and is dismissive of attempts to hold his government to account. Sound familiar?

Queensland Health’s Facebook page was restored but TransLink and the Bureau of Meteorology were still down hours later.

If you, or a friend or family member have an accident, or become very ill, and seek help at a hospital that is access blocked then you, or they, are 10 per cent more likely to die, writes a Perth emergency doctor.

Developers say the 100-metre tall, $165-million tower will provide a stunning entry statement to an area proposed to be a key commercial outpost of the CBD.