And a Boo in the birdhouse.

In his first Australian interview, the feted hero also reveals he is living with two bullets still lodged in his shoulder and why he did not shoot Sajid Akram.

Jaidyn Stephenson talks to 9news Melbourne about his trial with Port Adelaide.

The driver of the stolen Hino truck remains in a critical condition following the crash last week that killed 26-year-old Andre Roberts.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have opted not to add their voices to the many who seemingly feel obliged to chime in on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s cataclysmic arrest.

Australia’s national body is in a tug of war with the Turkish federation in a bid to convince rising star Mustafa Ege Sik to become the latest player to switch allegiances Down Under.

What’s long been called the world’s largest short film festival is back in Sydney’s Centennial Park.

Queensland's Jewish community is coming to terms with a targeted attack on its largest synagogue.

Student Sarah Gibbs filmed her trek to show solo women hikers what they could achieve, but what followed left her terrified and feeling police didn’t take what happened seriously.

A leading education academic says the ‘downward trend’ is ‘concerning’.

The college of GPs has been influential over government policy. Its latest call would dampen future election fights over Medicare by taking key decisions out of government hands.

The ASU wants to know whether a tranche of job cuts related to technology improvements are the first of a multi-tranche redundancy plan.

The Queenslander might be a perfect 007, were it not for his wuthering height.

But the new owner of the Burgundy Street site has revealed that a new supermarket and five shops will replace it.

Shane Richardson was famously against the concept, but the Tigers will have club officials in Vegas this week to weigh up whether to nominate for 2027.

The US president has also reportedly been briefed on options to assassinate the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and various mullahs.

A bodyboarder saved a woman who was swept into the sea in South Australia.

As police investigate the theft of about 1700 poppy plants from a farm in the Ballarat area, authorities warn that products from the plants contain high levels of toxicity and were unlike traditional opioid poppies.

Ahmed al Ahmed has returned to the beach where he became a hero, in an exclusive interview with 60 Minutes.

Summer storms and torrential rain are lashing South Australia's outback.