Her former mentor has helped put another brick in the wall of ICAC’s case against Gladys Berejiklian.

A Balcatta man police fear harbours a “violent, extremist ideology” faces serious charges over posters depicting vile racist and anti-Semitic imagery placed around Perth’s northern suburbs.

Empty shops in the Melbourne CBD present a challenge for the city council and opportunities for some bold traders. 

The position of the zipper on the tent Cleo disappeared from was too high for the young girl to reach, leading police to hold “grave concerns” for her safety.

Gold Coast mother-of-three Kym Cobby, 51, was beaten and strangled in the street near her home in 2017.

Melbourne bar and restaurant owners have been left angry after a last-minute reopening clarification from the Victorian government, former NSW premier Mike Baird is due to appear at the ICAC inquiry into Gladys Berejiklian and the mother of a missing...

China has suspended Australian Country Choice’s export licence after the company failed a random test for tainted meat.

Salim Hamze and his father Toufik Hamze died in a shooting in Guildford on Wednesday morning seemingly linked to violent tensions between rival crime families.

Daniel Lanzer has taken action in the Federal Court to prevent the ABC’s 4 Corners from broadcasting a program on him next Monday.

Sydney Airport will match the $60 million NSW aviation attraction fund dollar-for-dollar, linking arms with the state government as it seeks to entice international airlines back to Australian soil.

After attacking a fellow inmate with garden shears at a Melbourne prison, Islamic State ‘soldier’ Momena Shoma could have her 42-year jail term extended.

Police will take no action against the former South Sydney star after Phoebe Burgess accused him of domestic violence and drug abuse.

Despite rising vaccination coverage among cases and the general population, the vast majority of hospitalised cases have received no effective vaccine dose. Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant has urged people who had been vaccinated to remember they co...

The COVID-19 vaccine has been mandated for a swathe of occupations, including workers at supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, post offices and hardware stores. The mandate even covers funeral directors.

The former Australian Test cricketer’s arrest comes weeks after he was reportedly sacked by Channel Seven as a member of its cricket commentary team.

WA’s power grid will soon have a “big battery” to help manage soaring solar generation after Synergy signed a contract with Italian firm New Horizons Ahead

Days after his champion sprinter Nature Strip won The Everest in Sydney, the multi-millionaire was arrested on the Gold Coast and charged with 12 offences, including stalking his former partner.

Not only is it biggest investment in NSW’s history to address the problem, it acknowledges the critical role of specialists.

After some confusion, it has been confirmed hospitality workers will be exempt from Melbourne’s curfew on Thursday night if they’re preparing to open their venue after midnight.

Archie Miles, 10, steps in as a guest host, asking co-host Bianca Hall about COVID-19 vaccinations and whether kids should be worried about them.

Melbourne Airport’s halls were filled with scenes of joy on Wednesday as friends and family arrived from NSW thanks to eased border rules.

Changes to the way contact tracing and isolation of positive cases will be managed in Queensland when COVID is widely circulating have been revealed.

Critics slam mining giant after it funds a climate change project by the Science Museum.

From his vantage point atop Australia’s largest coal reserves, small business owner John Hallam believes the Coalition climate confab in Canberra is looking more like concession than fight.

The 27-year-old ex-Brisbane Bronco has fronted a Brisbane court for the first time since the disturbance in Fortitude Valley.

There seems to be an underlying concern over the powerful effect of vaccination on transmission and hospitalisation.

‘He did it tough’: The return of a Digger’s medal has uncovered a story of courage and resilience.

Four people have been taken to hospital after the train destroyed the empty vehicle on the tracks in Wollongong.

The privacy watchdog says it is in the public interest to release the documents, which outline reasons for some of the public health orders made during a statewide COVID-19 lockdown earlier this year.

The idea that a drowning person splashes and calls for help is mostly a myth. How do you spot someone in trouble? What are their chances of surviving once you do? And how well should a child be able to swim?

Donna Shaw was elected to the council in 2009 at age 19, making her one of the youngest elected members to ever enter local government in WA. On Saturday, she handed in her name badge after 12 years in the role.

Sarwan Al Jhelie’s family, who lives in New South Wales, have pushed for a coronial inquiry into the missteps over his care while held in WA immigration detention in 2018.

Denise Sims, who was first elected in 2016, announced she would be resigning in an emotional video to social media.

Queensland has reported an Australian record-breaking weather event, the Bureau of Meteorology says, as 16-centimetre hail pelted down near Mackay.

As the search for missing four-year-old girl Cleo Smith enters its fifth day, investigators are methodically painting a picture of who was in the area the weekend the young girl was feared to be snatched from her family’s tent while camping north ...

As a jihad against cultural elites, Netflix special The Closer starts with low-value targets and works its way up.

Sydney lawyer Mark O’Brien doesn’t take prisoners. After all, his own website indicates no less than twice that he is “feared”.

The mystery of the fire in Vaucluse has taken a new twist. The suspected arson attack appears to have been misinformed, as Optus has revealed the damaged infrastructure was only 4G.

Inquiry committee chair Warren Entsch says he struggled to find any Indigenous cultural sites that are being adequately protected under current laws.

Melburnians flying home from London next week will be allowed to bypass hotel quarantine and self-isolate for a week instead in a trial using location-tracking technology.

Turnbull had his Snowy Hydro 2.0 and Gillard her NDIS while this Prime Minister has an election win and a range of props.

Ian Urquhart’s business has copped countless offensive comments on social media since he joined the COVID-19 vaccine passport trial. And he’s warned others to expect the same.

Scott Morrison is trying to claim that voters are not in favour of a 45 per cent cut to emissions by 2030 by saying that voters rejected Labor’s embrace of this target at the last election.

“Australians continue to line the pockets of organised crime groups” overseeing the drug trade, the head of Australia’s criminal intelligence agency said.

A homeless couple had spent a year squatting in the basement of a Bondi apartment block. The Herald spoke to Larry, Myra, and their unhappy neighbours.

Imperfect talking films machine, disastrous conditions at Amsterdam Olympics and bird lovers unite at Town Hall.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

Queensland’s predicted pathway out of the pandemic could hinge on convincing almost one-in-10 people unsure about the vaccine to get a jab.

The WA Police officer who fatally shot an Aboriginal woman armed with a knife and scissors in Geraldton says he thought she was going to stab him or another officer.

It was time for a spell anyway.