Contenders are lining up to replace halfback Nathan Cleary in the NSW Blues team.
Police are seeking information about two fires that caused damage to a car yard in Melbourne's south-east.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivers some of the strongest criticism of Israel yet.
Plans to refuse bail for the most violent abusers to be discussed by NSW ministers today.
Police charge four teenagers over the alleged theft of Maserati and Porsche on the Gold Coast.
The latest news in and around Brisbane.
Clashing colours and banana leaf feasts washed down with cocktails bring pulsating energy back to the former site of a beloved Italian restaurant.
Figures in robes and caps, some waving Palestinian flags, were seen filing out of crowds of graduates assembled on the grass in the North Carolina University’s football stadium.
The Australian sharemarket is set to retreat at the open despite another winning session for Wall Street’s benchmark index.
The Waratahs started the season with 10 front rowers in their squad. Five months on, they are all injured.
What happens when an immovable former premier meets an unstoppable billionaire?
The former Victorian premier still has an eye for a big project: joining a billionaire to sell “green” iron to China.
Award-winning ABC reporter Mahmood Fazal passed on menacing messages from an organised crime gang to journalists, one of whom became so fearful he reported it to police. Fazal denies any wrongdoing.
The convicted killer has asked the state’s top criminal appeal court to overturn his conviction for the murder of his wife Lynette Simms, who vanished in 1982.
Heard the one about election officials using hidden graphite under their fingernails to change your vote?
Australia has the lowest benefits for the short-term unemployed among 34 countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Influential construction unions have joined more than 30 Labor branches in contesting the Allan government’s plans to redevelop Melbourne’s 44 public housing towers.
There was a surge of new surfers during the pandemic and a man-made facility at Sydney Olympic Park could draw even more people to the sport.
Unemployment has ratcheted higher in Sydney. Here’s how the city’s regions compare on jobs.
Friendships are flourishing around Perth, with cafes and bars full of people who clearly love each other; we guarantee that reading this will make you smile.
Crown Perth is known for fine dining, but the resort boss loves nothing more than a casual feed with the family at his top Asian locals – shared with you here.
The difficulty in politics is that at some point – and you never know when – the risk calculus flips. Tomorrow’s budget might tell us if we’re there yet.
Compared to the US and Europe, Australian passengers are treated with contempt here. And that’s just the way the airlines like it.
Free lunches, gym memberships and gimmicky thrills are no longer important to young professionals, according to a survey.
