An icon of the city’s entertainment scene, Frankie’s Pizza, will be demolished to make way for the Sydney Metro – a loss that may be mourned on Macquarie Street more than anywhere else.

Thousands of Palestine supporters have rallied to condemn Israel’s military offensive in the Gaza Strip.

Victoria shivered through its coldest day of the year on Saturday, with heavy rainfalls and severe weather warnings for damaging winds plaguing the state’s east.

The Parental Leave Pay scheme, which was introduced a decade ago, is clearly ripe for review,

A cyclist has died after a crash on the Wide Bay Highway about 200 kilometres north of Brisbane on Saturday morning. 

Sunny Joura has been trying to return to Melbourne since June last year. On Friday, hours before his flight was due to leave, he tested positive to coronavirus, leaving he and his mother stranded again.

West Bank erupts in protest amid more Israel-Hamas fighting.

A field of 13 candidates are slugging it out for supremacy in the mining and farming community of the Upper Hunter.

A woman has died and another has suffered serious injuries after a crash near Stanthorpe, south-west of the Gold Coast on Friday night.

The state government has announced funding of $2 million to build fencing around a beach notorious for dingo attacks on Fraser Island.

Property industry leaders say planned tax hikes could cheat the state out of its economic recovery and ultimately punish all homebuyers.

An apartment complex under construction in Sydney’s north-west has undergone an urgent inspection after allegations of serious building defects were aired by a whistleblower.

At this stage there are no plans to organise a separate flight for COVID-positive people stranded in India.

The revelations come less than 24 hours after WAtoday reported two major metropolitan hospitals had declared a code yellow in the past week as they struggled to meet the demand from patients.

It’s crop sowing season across Victoria but while some farmers have enjoyed good rainfall, others are growing increasingly nervous about their drier start.

A man is in a critical condition after he was struck by a light-truck in Logan, south of Brisbane on Friday night.

A celebrated developer and an award-winning design could not save ambitious plans for a Castlecrag shopping centre rebuild.

A woman has died, another is in hospital in a critical condition, and a child suffered leg fractures after a head-on crash between a school bus and a car in regional Queensland.

Treasurer Tim Pallas will begin the tough task of budget repair by levying big stamp duty and land tax increases on developers, land speculators and men-only clubs in next week’s state budget.

Sydneysiders are waking to cooler temperatures this weekend as a cold front moves across the state, bringing snow and powerful surf.

Two men have been extradited from Victoria and charged as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged theft of opals valued at more than $500,000 during a home invasion in the Illawarra earlier this year.

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We cannot ride this pandemic out in an eliminationist bunker, so the public should not be distracted by activist doctors seeking to score political points.

Ms Berejiklian said she was “shocked and distressed” by the allegations but said Mr Ward had done the right thing by moving to the crossbench.

Australia’s former deputy chief medico has called on the medical profession to smash the false idol of COVID-19 eradication and prepare the public for the next critical phase of the pandemic: open international borders.

It’s entirely voluntary and involves an age group that can be difficult to get out of bed, let alone to an extra maths class. Yet around 50 students attend each session, thanks to a school-wide culture of constantly striving for improvement.

The scraps of paper, which contained hand-written notes, allegedly link Ben Roberts-Smith to the intimidation of witnesses to a war crimes inquiry.

In documents released by the Supreme Court this week, the Sydney Morning Herald and the ABC detail a series of alleged incidents involving the Gold Logie-winning actor.

Judges Gaynor and Sexton have been on the bench for almost 40 years. They’ve sentenced the badly damaged - and the truly evil - in their courtrooms.

How could this happen? It was the question echoing around the country after a 13-year-old Aboriginal boy died on Tuesday after the rubbish skip he was sleeping in was emptied into a garbage truck.

Anthony Albanese walks a fine line. Damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t.

The leader of a Melbourne neo-Nazi group has appeared in court after being arrested by counter-terrorism police over an alleged armed robbery in central Victoria.

One child suffered multiple broken bones in the collision, which occurred just after school on Friday on the Warrego Highway near Roma.

Describing Ross James Bradley’s latest appeal as a “hodgepodge of confusion”, a Brisbane justice implemented the ban to “prevent any further abuse of the judicial process”.

Ten acres of illegal tobacco – an estimated 25 tonnes – were discovered by Queensland Police and the ATO at Linthorpe, near Toowoomba.

The state’s hotel quarantine system will likely host returnees from COVID-ravaged India soon as the option of flying via a third country reopens.

A Melbourne doctor has been granted permission to return to practice after having sex with a patient in a toilet cubicle at St Kilda’s Hotel Esplanade in 2019, which is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the health industry regulator.

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Executives dropped everything and cancelled meetings to race to hospital emergency operations centres this week as demand for beds overwhelmed staff.

The Israeli Prime Minister has called in the military amid violent clashes in Gaza, a NSW MP has joined the cross bench amid a police investigation and federal Labor has pledged millions for affordable housing and clean energy.

NSW Labor leader Jodi McKay’s leadership has been dealt a significant blow on the eve of the byelection after one of her most senior MPs quit the frontbench.

The chairwoman of the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council has pitted herself against incumbent Clover Moore and Labor councillor Linda Scott.

Adam Brookman abandoned his wife and five children in 2014 to follow his Islamic beliefs and travel to Syria. But his lawyers say he’s spent enough time in prison.

Union boss Michael O’Connor will face an election challenge as part of infighting in the CFMMEU.

Newly elected MP Adam Brooks has been charged after Queensland police allegedly seized a gun, explosives and false drivers’ licences during a Redcliffe raid.

All 41 patrons and staff identified as being at the Curry Vault restaurant in Melbourne’s CBD when a man with COVID-19 dined there last Friday have returned negative test results.

A 27-year-old man who ran a “sophisticated” drug supply business from a small town on the NSW South Coast will spend at least a decade behind bars.

Ney stabbed the 24-year-old to death, then stabbed another woman in the back as he ran through Sydney’s CBD brandishing a knife.

The South Australian state recipient of the Australian of the Year award discusses the racism she endured as a child, her faith, and the great impact The Apology to the Stolen Generations had on her.

Police found Ms Price’s body at her Park Street property on May 4 last year and believe she was fatally stabbed up to five days earlier.