It has been touted as "Australia's largest urban renewal project" right next to one of the country's biggest CBDs. But critics say the development is being held back.

British prosecutors have charged a 32-year-old man with 11 counts of attempted murder after a mass stabbing on a London-bound train that left multiple passengers injured on Saturday, including two critically.

The triple-murderer lodges documents in Victoria's Court of Appeal requesting an appeal against her convictions.

The centre of debate inside the Liberals appears to be shifting towards dumping net zero, as a tumultuous debate unfolds following the Nationals' decision to formally abandon the 2050 target.

A sophisticated Chinese spy ship monitors Australian, Philippines, United States and New Zealand naval forces as they conduct another round of joint exercises in the South China Sea.

Anthony Albanese and Richard Marles once pledged Labor would sign a treaty to ban nuclear weapons. Why have they walked this back in government?

As the government comes under pressure for rising house prices in the first month of its expanded home deposit guarantee, Clare O'Neil welcomes signs of progress on supply.

While Australia's relationship with China has improved, there is still growing unease about Beijing's military power.

A Senate grilling of Optus executives reveals the company sat on information about deaths resulting from its triple-0 outage for nearly a day before telling the public.

A lack of effective communication contributed to a collision between the sail training ship Leeuwin II and a container ship in Fremantle Harbour last year that injured two crew members, a new report has found.

The US president says the new look is more appropriate than the "Art Deco green tile style" from the last renovation in the 1940s.

A Perth mother who stabbed her daughter's teenage boyfriend when she found him semi-naked in the family home avoids a prison sentence.

Donald Trump says he felt badly for the British royal family after King Charles stripped his brother Andrew Mountbatten Windsor of his title as prince amid mounting pressure over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A girl who died, allegedly as a result of criminal neglect by her mother, had resorted to eating food out of bins at her school, a court has heard. Warning: This story includes references to child abuse and self-harm.  

The actor's lawsuit against his co-star Blake Lively ends after he missed a court deadline on October 17 to file an amended complaint. 

The chances of this year's contenders are reshaped as more than 23 millimetres of rain falls at Flemington on Monday. Explore our interactive form guide to all the horses set to line up in Tuesday's great race.

A Queensland small business owner was hospitalised with concussion after she "copped hailstones to the back of the head" at a community market.

There are many ways to combine breastfeeding and paid work, for example expressing milk, breastfeeding during breaks, or working from home. Knowing your rights can help you feel more confident when negotiating what that looks like.

Thousands of pages of evidence had to be reissued to defence team after it was lost in server crash.

Australia's last women's singles grand slam champ is encouraged by the new crop of kids coming through, but has urged fans to remain patient with their progress.

Former Broncos captain Gorden Tallis joins interstate rivals as a part-owner alongside former Knights playmaker Matthew Johns.

Victorians living in the state's Gippsland region say they saw a streak of light whizzing through the Sunday afternoon sky and heard a sonic boom, with many wondering if they saw space junk or a meteor.

The state's environment watchdog has released a debrief of lessons and reflections from a mass salmon mortality event in which dead fish washed up on Tasmanian beaches.

British police are not treating a mass stabbing attack on a London-bound train as an act of terror. It left at least 11 people in hospital, some in critical condition.

Daycare droughts are all too common in regional Australia, but in one New South Wales town, the shortage is so acute, the community is cracking.