Gary Lineker is stepping down from all BBC duties after a social media post drew accusations of antisemitism, ending a decades-long broadcasting career.
In a landmark legal case, Qantas is facing a record-breaking penalty over its unlawful dismissal of ground staff during the pandemic.
In a tale of tails, treats and royal mischief, the Queen Consort has welcomed a new puppy into the palace – and he’s already pawing his way into the nation’s heart.
One in five people experience chronic pain. Here’s how likely you are to find relief with medicinal cannabis.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese shared a poignant moment with Pope Leo XIV during an historic gathering of world leaders at the Vatican, reflecting on his late mother during a meeting with the new leader of the Catholic church.
A revered figure in Scandinavian royalty and a champion of the arts and philanthropy has passed away at the age of 100.
The Albanese government is urging the Fair Work Commission to deliver a meaningful pay rise for low-paid workers, as cost-of-living pressures continue to squeeze millions of Aussies.
In a legal saga that has already spanned seven years, Roberts-Smith has failed in his bid to overturn damning court findings that he was complicit in war crimes during his military service in Afghanistan.
It is impossible to think of an actor other than Nicolas Cage who could make The Surfer so enjoyable to watch.
Charges have been laid against the driver involved in a devastating crash at a Melbourne primary school that claimed the life of 11-year-old Jack Davey and injured several other children.
The rock icon opened his European tour with more than just music, launching a scathing rebuke of the US President from the stage in Manchester.
Dozens of Aussies have been left out of pocket – and even stranded abroad – after popular online travel agency Traveldream abruptly went into administration.
