Emergency services rushed to Ellenbrook Secondary College just after 3pm, after what police described as a targeted attack involving a group of armed youths outside the college.

A pedestrian has died in Melbourne’s north-west after a car crashed into a medical centre and badly injured a woman inside.

A former hospital nurse has been found guilty of murdering Toyah Cordingley, seven years after the young woman's body was found on an isolated beach.

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Whitebark Energy has appointed its chief operating officer, Nik Sykiotis, as chief executive officer, positioning the company to build on its diverse gas portfolio.

Residents in the path of a bushfire that has been burning for days are again on alert after a national parks worker died trying to halt the fire’s spread.

Shane Richardson has resigned as Wests Tigers chief executive after the sacking of four independent board members, including former NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell.

A Perth school has been locked down after reports of a stabbing.

Strife-torn Equestrian Australia is being sued by its former digital services provider amid a bid to boot out members of the board.

In 2020, a Chinese virologist fled to the US, aided by allies of Donald Trump who sought to promote her unproven theories about the origins of COVID-19. Her husband still can’t find her.

Flights from the Gold Coast to Auckland will resume next year, Qantas has announced.

A report has found there were at least five missed opportunities to stop prolific paedophile Ashley Paul Griffith.

Mitch Marsh has made a big announcement to his Western Australia teammates, which could leave his Test future in limbo.

Melburnians who feel left behind and taken for granted are coming together to try to break Labor’s stronghold on once-safe seats.

The new law will not solve every problem with “surveillance capitalism” and predatory online behaviour, but it shows governments can address public worries and not just shrug them off.

Backpackers have been “strongly discouraged” from attending the bacchanalia this year. Those who attend can expect heightened police and security patrols.

The death toll in Sudan is now more than Gaza and Ukraine combined. With the new world order, civilisation is a lot more fragile than we like to think.

A robbery at an Adelaide bottle shop has turned violent, with an elderly man thrown to the ground and a staff member rushed to hospital.

Police are searching for a motorbike rider who allegedly caused a fiery explosion at St Marys in Adelaide.

Ashton Hurn is the new South Australian opposition leader after being voted in unanimously by her colleagues.