Bad news comes in threes.

Ben Stokes' frustration is clear after Michael Neser gets his wicket at the Gabba.

The accidents, most in the south-east, coincide with the resumption of a public inquiry into the vehicles’ safety and enforcement next week.

Steve Smith takes an incredible catch at first slip off the bowling of Michael Neser.

Police are hunting for seven people after a gang was caught on CCTV smashing a door and stealing two BMWs in a violent home invasion in Logan.

Castle Hill High School’s English head is one of the longest standing markers: one of just 30 to have marked students across four decades.

Some of the country’s most beloved events are facing change next year.

Bringing new gas supply online sooner is the only sustainable solution to put downward pressure on prices.

Residents on the NSW Central Coast spoke of their fears as fire took hold of their homes in the small suburb of Koolewong.

A naked man and his son have confronted violent intruders who kicked down their door in the middle of the night in Adelaide.

More reports are emerging of a man continually following women and teenage girls home in Adelaide.

Two men are behind bars over a stabbing at a busy shopping centre in Sydney's south west.

Cabinet Minister Anika Wells is again being criticised over expenses billed to taxpayers.

A man has died after being stabbed in Ascot Vale on Sunday afternoon. Investigations are ongoing.

A review into Queensland’s gender services for young people was finalised a week ago, but the health minister said he is yet to finish reading it.

Tony Abbott has blamed conservatives for their political woes. Is this the first time he hasn’t blamed the Labor Party for something?

Koolewong residents returned the smouldering remains of their homes on Sunday after 16 houses were lost to a fast-moving and furious bushfire.

A man has been charged with attempted murder as police launch investigations into two separate stabbing incidents over the weekend.

The bright-green Dixon Veloway has opened in Melbourne’s inner west to reduce the number of cyclists braving the truck-laden thoroughfare.

The latest available patronage figures show that October saw the highest number of boardings in a month at 340,000.