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Kyle Sandilands has been seen for the first time since his high-profile radio break-up with Jackie “O” Henderson.

Labor has aired concerns about the hate speech and gun reforms but is expected to vote in favour when it passes through parliament today. While Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has avoided punishment for an apparent threat to a Labor MP.

Days before she was murdered, Kelly Wilkinson was turned away when she sought help from police and asked to “cool off”, a coroner has been told.

A massive chunk of Queensland is on flood watch as a tropical low looms off the coast.

Nearly a dozen cars have been smashed by an out-of-control truck that lost its brakes on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.

Kelly Wilkinson’s family has made a successful application to adjourn the inquest into her murder for more evidence to be considered.

Private school enrolments have hit a record high after public schools enrolment numbers dropped by almost 7000 pupils last year.

A woman has been charged after a baby was found dead in a home at Adelaide's north.

A Sydney private school has started tracking student bathroom use, watching students enter and exit the toilet on CCTV.

Police have had a breakthrough in the case of a mum who went missing in South Australia's outback.

Global music star Ed Sheeran has greeted Aussie fans after he arrived at Adelaide Airport.

Melbourne researchers have developed an AI-based tool to detect the risk of breast cancer.

A woman has recalled the "really frightening" moment she was sexually assaulted in Melbourne late last year.

Accused campground killer Greg Lynn has been denied bail as he awaits his retrial.

A Melbourne man has been charged over a January 2025 firebombing that killed one of his associates.

There are calls for an investigation after the third fire on a Sydney tram in a week caused headaches for the morning commute.

If Iran had its nuclear facilities destroyed in 2025, as we were guaranteed at the time, what possible excuse is there for the current attacks?

In a historic address to federal parliament, Canadian PM Mark Carney claimed a new partnership was necessary to protect against increasingly volatile superpowers.