Queensland's top cop has labelled an allegation detailed at an independent inquiry as "disgusting, predatory and unacceptable".

Police are searching for a group of people after a suburban shooting in Queensland.

A former Victoria Police Commissioner explains how the operation after the Bali bombings worked.

Critical Warragamba Dam infrastructure to be updated as Sydney braces for downpour.

Essendon is under fire from all sides of politics after newly appointed chief executive Andrew Thorburn was forced to quit over his religious beliefs.

Passengers have again been left in the lurch as Jetstar cancelled more flights.

Adelaide commuters have been left shocked after their train was ambushed by a man repeatedly throwing rocks while standing in the middle of the tracks.

While the Essendon chief executive’s humiliating exit is further evidence of football club dysfunction, faith groups see a growing intolerance for religion in public life.

The camera-shy head of a cybercrime syndicate has hidden behind an umbrella to avoid answering questions outside court.

Australians struggle to redeem $1.3 billion in post COVID-19 flight cancellation credits.

Singer-songwriter Loretta Lynn is being remembered after dying at age 90.

The shadow treasurer is visiting regional towns struggling with cost of living increases.

A 24-year-old Melbourne woman has pleaded guilty to her role in an international fraud syndicate, which stole millions of dollars from superannuation funds and stock portfolios and laundered the proceeds with the purchase of diamonds.

A second wet weather front is expected to bring further rain when it lashes Victoria on Friday, particularly in the state’s north-east, while Melbourne will also cop its share.

The big four banks say they will pass on the latest rate rise, Optus has called in a crisis communications expert and debate over the stage three tax cut continues.

A controversial plan to raise the Warragamba Dam wall will be fast-tracked by the NSW government despite warnings over the project’s environmental impacts

The brown dog tick has been found in Queensland sparking a warning for pet owners.

Despite it being just the first week of October, Sydney is already in its second-wettest year in history in 164 years of records dating back to 1858.

In his first major address, Andrew Liveris conceded the billion-dollar plan to rebuild the Gabba could prove too costly.

Decades on, NSW Police are offering a big reward in the disappearance of then 15-year-old Lynette Melbin from Sydney’s west.