As India's latest COVID-19 wave breaks infection records, Howard Springs records 18 positive cases among returned Australian travellers from India since the weekend.

Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter. But how can someone be found guilty of both for the same killing? 

Health officials investigate whether COVID-19 has spread inside a second Sydney quarantine hotel after three returned travellers from two families test positive for the same viral sequence of coronavirus.

A Sydney man who police say attacked 19 women and girls across parts of New South Wales over seven years, faces almost 50 charges after 14 new alleged victims come forward.

Sisters MairiAnne and Iona Mackenzie's four-and-a-half year battle against a new highway route between Beaufort and Ararat has come to an end.  

A teenage "sovereign citizen" is convicted for speeding, then tells journalists her appearance may mark the start of greater "accountability" in the court system.

Gold Coast landlords are retaliating against tenants by not renewing leases for people who stopped paying or reduced the amount of their rent during the pandemic, according to a real estate property manager.

The new App Tracking Transparency feature will force apps to ask permission before tracking users across apps and websites to build up an ad profile, and Facebook isn't happy about it.

China's most high-profile diplomat asks how Australian intelligence and security services have "the guts" to say Huawei technology poses a threat as he ramps up criticism of the call to ban the company from Australia's 5G networks.

Former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins expresses her disappointment in the time taken to arrange a meeting with Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

The law requires that at least 10 per cent of Samoa's parliamentary seats be held by women. But in an ironic twist, an interpretation of that mandate might stop Fiame Naomi Mata'afa from becoming the Pacific nation's first female leader. ...

A long-discussed tunnel underneath the Blue Mountains connecting the west with the coast is deemed too long and expensive by the state government.

Instagram is rolling out a feature to prevent users from viewing possibly abusive messages by filtering offensive words, phrases and emojis on the photo-sharing app.

A former immigration centre detainee suing the federal government for mental health injuries tells the South Australian Supreme Court he and other detainees spent four weeks tediously trying to tunnel their way to freedom.

Barbara Eckersley, who is charged with murder for feeding her elderly mother animal euthanasia drugs, says she never discussed plans to euthanase her.

The European Super League appears to be dead in the water before it even got off the ground, but for the breakaway clubs — and the billionaires that run them — there could yet be punishment to come.

Reigning Mrs World Caroline Jurie resigns her title weeks after being involved in controversy at a Mrs Sri Lanka event.

While Australia’s property market is booming overall, apartments in certain big cities are lagging well behind, and still haven't recovered from their COVID-19 slump.

Police have returned to a Badgingarra property formerly owned by Francis Wark — who was convicted of the manslaughter of Hayley Dodd last month — in yet another effort to find the teenager's body.

Stargazers keen enough to stay up into the early hours could be rewarded with one of the word's oldest recorded meteor showers in the coming nights.

The former partner of Kelly Wilkinson, whose body was found with burns in her Gold Coast backyard yesterday, has been remanded in custody after being charged with murder and breaching a domestic violence order.

The Victorian government is providing $50 million to "kickstart" domestic manufacturing of mRNA vaccine technology.

No new cases of community transmission are reported in Auckland, after an airport cleaner tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday.

A Parramatta Eels player is at the centre of a video being shared online showing a man having sex with a woman in a toilet. The club says the footage was taken without their consent.

Football fans who are otherwise divided by fierce territorial lines unite alongside players past and present to speak out against a league that goes against the very principle of English football.