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Mark Nawaqanitawase might be unavailable for November’s Nations Championship, but Les Kiss is confident he will declare his allegiance to Australia for the 2027 World Cup.
Katie Zacharia says the confusion over her legal credentials is the result of one big misunderstanding.
Local authorities have approved media proprietor Antony Catalano’s next big-ticket project in Byron Bay as the businessman returns to court facing charges of violently assaulting his wife.
The Block homes have been listed with a price guide of $3.6 million to $3.9 million. For that price, buyers have options in the area.
ASIC claims the retailer’s former boss pleaded with his ex-wife to keep quiet about the secret workplace relationship which led to his sacking and a lawsuit alleging he misled the market.
Grieving families have been left devastated after thieves targeted two cemeteries.
A Perth woman has been charged after allegedly contaminating a colleague's curry with snail pellets.
South Africa have swung the selection axe as they consider recalling spearhead Kagiso Rabada for the second Test on Sunday.
Chickens at an egg farm on the NSW Central Coast are being euthanased as the business is investigated over claims of animal cruelty.
A prominent domestic and family violence service says it fears electronic monitoring might merely provide an illusion of safety.
Western Australian police say woman ‘experienced numbness to her tongue’ after tasting the curry at her workplace in Perth
A Victorian man will serve at least five years prison for causing a crash while under the influence of drugs, killing a much-loved mum.
The haze caused by intense fires has drifted into neighbouring Singapore, Malaysia and East Timor.
Auckland FC's Sam Cosgrove responds angrily after a reporter asks about the club's use of a loophole allowing him to play the A-League opener despite a two-game suspension.
At least 27 students under the age of 13 and one teacher have been killed when a school roof collapsed in Pakistan's Peshawar city.
The Rugby League World Cup begins with a blockbuster between powerhouse nations Australia and New Zealand. Follow live.
Labor is considering a Greens push to let Australians sue online platforms for harm as the Coalition maintains its opposition to new digital safety laws.
Vice Adm Buckley calls incident an ‘act of sexual violence’ and a ‘despicable betrayal of trust’
Inquest into death of Queensland girl denied insulin by her religious parents is told Kerrie Struhs believed God would heal her daughter
Stacey Parker was contacted following alleged murders, years after meeting Lamarre-Condon in Sydney and bonding over scepticism of Covid vaccines
Communications minister rebuts claims that Labor’s digital duty of care laws would lead to government control of speech
The communications minister, Anika Wells, says adults can still listen to 'manosphere' podcasts or say the moon landing was fake under the new digital duty of care legislation introduced to parliament today. Using her speech to the National Press Club, Wells tries to dispel myths that the government’s duty of care…
Exclusive: Out-of-pocket costs for abortion care to be covered regardless of who wins November election as Jess Wilson says Liberals and Nationals ‘will not allow Labor to play politics on this issue’
Steele-John said he rejected the claims and had referred them to the Western Australian Greens for a ‘fair, independent process’
Out of a user base of more than 3 billion, fewer than 1 per cent had
Parton is remembered by fans as a singular songwriting talent, a prolific artist, and shrewd, trailblazing businesswoman.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada won't be subordinated as 50 per cent US tariffs trigger a CAD$5.4 billion ($5.4 billion) aid package.
New planning safeguards raise an uncomfortable question: what happens to the people living next door today?
Supporters call it visionary. Critics see it as a costly mistake.
The US state department has declined to comment on the number of visas that may be revoked.
The US' latest move comes six months into a war with Iran that has left peace talks stalled and the Strait of Hormuz blocked.
Online sellers could be overlooking a key distinction that affects their tax obligations.