Court action has now been taken over a shocking act of animal cruelty, with one boy sentenced and another still to face his fate.
The Australian Olympic legend has criticised the Royal Commission into antisemitism, saying its approach fails the “pub test” and calling for it to investigate concerns she believes have been overlooked.
Peter Malinaukas has defended the decision to remove hundreds of trees to make way for a MotoGP track in Adelaide's eastern parklands, following claims that the public has been misled.
After Labor lost Secret Harbour to Pauline Hanson’s party, Anthony Albanese used a Queensland conference speech to argue Australians “owe it to history” to stop One Nation.
After triggering outrage in Australia for taking a baby wombat from its mother, Samantha Strable has now been sentenced in the US after pleading guilty to a Wyoming hunting offence.
One year after two officers were killed in the Porepunkah ambush, Chief Commissioner Mike Bush says those who helped Dezi Freeman evade capture are known to police and could yet face action.
The social media giant agrees to massive settlement figure whilst also committing to new Facebook and Instagram child safety protections, as Zuckerberg avoids a courtroom showdown.
The teacher with 22 years of experience said she wanted to inspire students with 3D-printing tech, but the Fair Work Commission found her actions showed an “astonishing lack of judgement”.
One of Australia’s largest childcare providers has entered voluntary administration, sparking fresh uncertainty for families already struggling with the cost and availability of care.
New polling shows Anthony Albanese increasing his advantage as preferred prime minister even as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation moves to within three points of Labor on the primary vote.
A specialist Sydney police team used tiny visual clues hidden in abuse material to help identify victims, rescue children and trigger arrests across five countries.
Threats, assaults and frightening store confrontations have surged in Victoria, with disturbing footage and union warnings fueling calls for faster legal protections.
