Virgin Australia flights are facing delays after the airline’s check-in system crashed.

The legal soap opera was about as salacious as it gets but the courtroom was relatively empty. Days later, a packed public gallery was watching one of Melbourne’s most sensational defamation trials,

A woman’s body has been found at a Geelong West property this afternoon.

Thousands of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses are sitting unused in federal government-run clinic refrigerators in NSW, a truce has been called in the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the national unemployment rate fell in April but 30,600 fewer peop...

The Atlas Coral Project uses a network of small satellites to maintain a real-time watch on the health of coral reefs around the world, keeping a digital eye out for bleaching events.

Thousands of young people marched through the city on Friday as part of nationwide protests demanding climate action from the federal government.

Thousands of Victorian students walked out of classrooms on Friday in Melbourne as part of a mass call for climate action. Across the country, tens of thousands of school students went on strike to demand that the Morrison Government says no to fundi...

Delivering a terminal diagnosis is the job every doctor dreads – and the news no person wants to get. How much truth do patients and their loved ones really want? And what do they actually hear?

Upgrading Australia’s communications network meant our national security experts had to get to grips with tech titan Huawei’s ties to the Chinese government. A ban would infuriate Chinese leaders. The alternative was worse.

Escaping city life for a remote property is an idyllic proposition for those wanting to wrench their kids off their devices. Just be aware other creatures were there before you.

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Thousands have attended the first School Strike 4 Climate rally since the pandemic began, with the event in Brisbane coinciding with dozens more around the country.

Ray and Jennie Kehlet vanished in 2015 while camping in the Mid West. Mr Kehlet’s body was found down an abandoned mine shaft. His wife’s has never been found.

The news outlets being sued by Ben Roberts-Smith have sought the former SAS soldier’s medical records amid a factual dispute over whether he was having an affair when he allegedly punched a woman in the face.

Thousands of NSW students walked out of classrooms on Friday in Sydney as part of a mass call for climate action, defying a demand by the NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell to stay in school.

Today on Please Explain, Tory Maguire speaks to Europe correspondent Bevan Shields about the unprecedented spray Prince William has launched on the way the BBC managed to ‘trick’ his late mother into an interview in 1995.

Ben Ungermann was instead charged with one count of assault on Friday and placed on a diversion program, avoiding a criminal conviction.

In a statement filed in the Federal Court ahead of a three-day hearing starting on Monday, Sue Chrysanthou, SC, says she gave advice for free to the friend of the woman who accused Christian Porter of rape.

The man was taken to Cable Beach by boat to a waiting ambulance. Authorities suspect it was 3-metre tiger shark.

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Standard legal processes such as referring doctors and nurses to the health regulator following a medical incident should not be undermined, the Premier says.

The mining billionaire is suing the WA Premier for reputational damage after Mr McGowan referred to him as “the enemy of the west” during the border battles.

A baby boy was unable to be revived after paramedics responded to reports of a drowning.

Soldier settlement families after World War II were physically isolated, but on this estate they found a sense of community in music and dance.

Acting Premier James Merlino says many of the 9000 companies that would be affected by a mental health levy are multinational corporations.

The Sikh parliament has urged the Indian foreign minister to intervene, while Canadian Sikhs say the ban will lead to ignorance and xenophobia.

Desmond Pickering, who played a key role in the development of special education in Victoria in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, had died aged 82.

Young AFL players are earning more money than ever before, and the unintended consequence of all of this extra money and added pressure is a mental burden many aren’t ready for.

A court-ordered sheriff has raided cancer conwoman Belle Gibson’s Northcote house a second time in an attempt to recover an unpaid fine she received for falsely claiming she cured herself of brain cancer.

The resort will include a day spa managed by popular wellness brand Bodhi and a Mediterranean-style poolside restaurant.

The number of people experiencing homelessness in Perth has increased by 58 per cent over the past six months as vulnerable West Australians struggle to find accommodation in a tight rental market.

It’s very easy to get lost in the detail of the news cycle. Sometimes we need to pull back, join the dots, work out what things really mean.

Brooke Patterson-Buckton, 36, and her one-year-old child were last seen in Helensvale about 4pm on Thursday.

A grandmother and her three grandchildren managed to escape the blaze uninjured, but another woman was pulled from the home by firefighters.

Complaints about confused juries, junk science and possible miscarriages of justice prompted an investigation into forensic science, which has been shelved.

The heated reaction to Virgin CEO Jayne Hrdlicka’s statement on opening up international borders highlights the paucity of nuanced discussions on complex issues.

Thousands of AstraZeneca doses are sitting unused in federal government-run vaccination clinic refrigerators across Sydney and regional NSW, with some sites operating at less than a quarter of capacity.

Government testing results leaked to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald indicate the N95 masks frontline workers are supplied with are often flawed.

Zhonghan “John” Wu, who used multiple trading accounts to artificially inflate Traditional Therapy Clinics’ share price after it listed on the ASX, was jailed this week.

What are the laws and agreements that are meant to protect Indigenous heritage? How can they be improved? And are laws enough?

Up to 19 more ambulances will be on Sydney’s roads each day after the NSW Industrial Relations Commission found paramedics were being stretched.

Since first being introduced in 2016, the government has modified lockout laws several times. New research has found overall the laws had “limited” effect.

So-called experts have misunderstood the COVID-19 vaccine-hesitancy for over-50s.

An anniversary party at Arnold Bloch Leibler was made all the more special for being a joint celebration.

Mascot breaks records, epidemic eases, and Iceland gains independence.

Forty years ago, “misunderstanding and discord” marred the first national Space Invaders challenge at Westfield Parramatta, with the arcade game event over in 90 minutes.

More than a decade after Liberal powerbroker Tony Nutt departed John Howard’s office - where he served as principal private secretary and chief of staff - it’s great to see the ties that still bind.

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Australia should be able to deal with people caught in family crises – wanting to leave the country for compassionate reasons such as illnesses or funerals.

Whither by road or rail, the travelling mouse circus is coming to town.