Sean McConville left a high-flying corporate job to open a unique store specialising in second-hand and retired Lego, where anyone is welcome to haul in their old bricks.

Under the phishing scam, the hackers claim to employees from fictional outlets such as “Australian Morning News” or real publications such as The Australian.

Lynette Dawson’s family has issued a plea for Chris Dawson to reveal the location of her body, after a judge found him guilty of her murder in January 1982.

It comes as the US accused China of trying to reset the rules around Taiwan according to Beijing’s “new normal”.

Penrith coach Ivan Cleary has rested the bulk of his team as the Panthers look ahead to NRL finals.

The Victorian and NSW governments have forged a "historic partnership" to help improve access to medical services in the two states, their premiers have announced.

A Victorian mother who was arrested at her home for organising an anti-lockdown protest while she was livestreaming on social media has had the charge against her dropped.

Drug deaths dropped to 500 in Victoria, continuing a downward trend since 2018, but deaths involving methamphetamines hit their highest in a decade.

An explanation of the life of Lynette Dawson and how Chris Dawson was convicted.

Sydney commuters are in for a day of transport chaos with buses and trains to strike.

Chris Dawson has been found guilty of murdering his wife Lynette 40 years ago and will now spend his first night behind bars.

Tributes are flowing in for three men killed in a light plane crash near Brisbane.

Young people are increasingly being targeted for radicalisation by far-right activists, an inquiry into extremism in Victoria has found.

Australia’s anti-money laundering agency has targeted the WA government-owned Perth Mint, which sold more than $26 billion worth of precious metals last year, over compliance concerns.

Record numbers started trading shares during the depths of the pandemic, but volatile markets and the rising cost of living are resulting in a loss of enthusiasm by investors.

Spring will see more properties come on the market while demand remains low, putting further downward pressure on prices.

A program allowing developers to offset their damage to biodiversity was poorly designed and ineffectively implemented, a NSW auditor-general report says.

The Australian sharemarket closed up 0.47 per cent on Tuesday, clawing back some of Monday’s losses.

Data from food delivery companies show Australians love chips, burritos and burgers - but Queenslanders also like to play it cool.

All eyes will be on Nasturtium’s highly-anticipated return at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.