The perennial problem of the Ides.

Parents have just as much work to do as teachers to pierce the increasingly “private” worlds of teens and educate them about sexual consent, says school head.

The state government agency has resolved an “unexpected” outage issue which affected multiple transactions and services.

Acting Premier lashes out at federal government plan to subsidise 800,000 half-price flights, arguing the package short-changed Victoria.

When I was sexually harassed, it was me who left the law firm. My harasser is still there.

The local government watchdog refused to investigate allegations against two Sydney councillors, whose China trip became the subject of an ICAC probe, because they didn’t appear to have breached council standards.

A multi-million dollar trial examining if an antidepressant can control domestic violence offenders would take another five years and a further $13.5 million in state government funding before it is statistically valid.

There have been positive wastewater tests for four more locations in the COVID-19 monitoring program, as the state prepares to ease restrictions this weekend.

A man accused of murdering a drug dealer did not kill anyone, his barrister has told a court, but did help a friend dispose of the body and other items, including a document with his own name on it.

Witnesses said police officers wearing heavy-duty gas marks swarmed The Herdsman in Churchlands on Thursday morning after staff at the market reported the gruesome find. 

The Queensland billionaire, who is facing up to 17 years in jail, was granted the reprieve from two court cases on Thursday.

In the hours before he killed four police officers, truck driver Mohinder Singh carried out drug deals and discussed whether he was fit to drive with his supervisor.

A bustling district that produced everything from zips to ball gowns could be recreated if a proposed new drama set in Melbourne’s post-WWII fashion trade goes ahead.

The mother of four was sexually harassed on multiple occasions and was asked for sex in exchange for stable work.

Being poor will increase your chances of being in a car crash. And being female and poor, that’s a double whammy, finds new research finding this inequity between rich and poor on the roads persists for 13 years at least. 

The founder and managing director of Jaycar Electronics, Gary Johnston, has died two weeks after a cancer diagnosis.

Sirona Capital’s Matthew McNeilly has pointed at a recommendation by the State Development Assessment Unit to approve a deeply unpopular luxury aged care home in Nedlands as an example of how the unit was steering decision-making away from communit...

Today on Please Explain, Nathanael Cooper is joined by Queensland State Political reporter Lydia Lynch to discuss the push to lure visitors back to the Sunshine State.

But it would be deeply ironic and quite unfair if Kimmitt was to depart while Christian Porter returned to work without facing any independent investigation.

Acting Premier James Merlino has batted away speculation Daniel Andrews’ injury had sparked leadership discussions, as the Premier remains at The Alfred hospital after damaging his spine in a fall.

Kuen Wong was last seen in Brisbane’s CBD in early March.

Law firm confirms departure of Annette Kimmitt, who was under siege after she sent an all-staff email critical of a partner for advising Attorney-General Christian Porter without following proper process.

Research has used genetic analysis to confirm that minimum size limits work to protect fish populations, despite larger fish laying more eggs.

State coroner Terry Ryan handed down his findings as part of the inquest into the death of Ashley Thomas Horne, 49.

Chan Chen, 35, was found dead at her home in Sydney’s upper north shore after her husband said he killed her “accidentally” during a fight.

An inquest into the death of Nathan Reynolds found deficiencies in the management of his asthma and the emergency response to his attack contributed to his death.

NSW has been lauded for its measured response to coronavirus outbreaks in the year since the Ruby Princess docked. But the episode continues to dog the NSW government.

They are accused of involvement in an international drug scheme that saw parcels containing methylamphetamine – known as ice – packaged as lollipops and cocaine pressed into lollies shipped from the US to Australia.

Re-branded radio station 92.9 Triple M had a disappointing result in the first radio ratings survey of the year after the much-publicised move of Basil Zempilas from 6PR.

Victoria has recorded no new local coronavirus cases for the 13th day in a row and none in hotel quarantine.

Two major design changes have been made to the future M12 motorway linking Sydney to the new airport as the cost of the project continues to swell.

Six of Brisbane’s breakfast radio shows are in a tight tussle in the first ratings results of the year, with Nova 106.9 taking out the top spot.

Police allege that the syndicate laundered money, “most likely from the sale of prohibited drugs”, by converting cash into cyrptocurrency offshore.

An Aboriginal man died while in custody on Sunday at Ravenhall Correctional Centre.

Potentially within minutes of a child going missing, a text message from NSW Police will target anyone within five kilometres of the last reported sighting.

It was the ill-fated cruise ship that spawned more than 900 COVID-19 cases and tomorrow an inquiry will hand down its findings into the handling of the debacle.

We are rapidly reaching a point where the cost of not acting on climate change is greater than the cost of acting.

Some of Perth’s most liveable suburbs are also in the top 10 for unsold apartments, with more than 1600 completed but unsold dwellings just begging to be rented out.

Police had earlier issued an Amber alert to find a 12-year-old boy who was found on Wednesday night “safe and well” in Lake Macquarie.

Two-thirds of patients who visit hospitals complaining of back pain are given opioids, which can lead to harmful addiction. A new study aims to change that.

Former US NBA basketballer Andrew Bogut really isn’t having much luck on the property front.

The ministerial directive to create a 40-metre clearance zone on either side of every state-run highway was issued by Transport Minister Andrew Constance last year after fallen trees had wreaked havoc through the bushfire-ravaged south coast, includi...

The state’s top planning bureaucrat said his department was reviewing a request to declare the $1.6 billion plan to raise the wall a piece of critical state significant infrastructure, meaning a challenge in a court can only occur with ministerial ...

One thing is beyond reasonable doubt – the criminal legal system is ill-equipped to adequately respond to sexual violence.

How unfortunate that NSW koalas will no longer be equal under the law.

Age readers respond to the state government’s establishment of the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission, the fallout from Harry and Meghan’s interview with Oprah, aged care, and the Morrison government’s push for a national COVID border scheme.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

I’ve decided to shut my award-winning music venue. It won’t be the last to close.

No to Opera House, heavy petting, and 100 miles to row.

More must be done to assist anxious students as teachers face increasing pressure to help out.