Principals are banking on unvaccinated teachers to relieve crippling staff shortages.

Police are confident an arrest is imminent after another "cowardly" attack on a Victorian traffic camera car.

The average Twitter user does not have the protection of “shield laws” which give effect to the presumption that the journalist/source relationship should remain confidential.

The man who killed NSW teen Tania Burgess has been released on parole.

A police chase of an alleged stolen Porsche has ended in a NSW Bunnings car park.

Sydney scientists have made a breakthrough in the race for ultra-powerful computers.

Sydney’s Inner West council wants to introduce a 40km/h speed limit on all roads.

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Two families whose children survived the Tasmanian jumping castle and zorb ball tragedy have engaged a law firm to prepare a case for compensation for their injuries. 

A South Australian woman has been jailed for four years after a horrific crash at Hillcrest.

Judge John Pickering sentenced Danny Watfa to three years’ jail for his role in an “Uber Eats” style drug delivery network in inner-city Sydney.

James Merlino is among four senior government leaders who will not contest the state election in November.

A humpback whale carcass has washed ashore on the NSW coast - with a huge chunk taken out of it's side.

Far from being a hate symbol, the Indian swastika is steeped in auspiciousness, goodness and love. This wonderful symbol awakens my childhood memories.

Queensland Police are on the hunt for two men after finding a woman tied up in her home in Brisbane's south.

Queensland councils could soon implement a new tourism tax, designed to bolster the state's tourism industry post COVID-19 pandemic.

The father of a murdered Melbourne woman is supporting a change in law that will alter an accused killer's ability to use mental impairment as a defence.

Melbourne Airport staff are preparing for the airport's busiest period in more than two years, with the winter school holidays set to begin tomorrow.

Question Time speeches on Thursday, June 23 by Deputy Premier James Merlino, Health Minister Martin Foley, Police Minister Lisa Neville and Industry Minister Martin Pakula.

Social media posts about the location of Bradley Pen Dragon’s accommodation have been deleted, following warnings about potential criminal penalties.