Australians use trusts at 20 times the rate as the UK Australia's higher use of discretionary trusts compared to other economies suggests a greater reliance on the structure for tax minimisation, an economist says. AAP · Nov 6
Rocky start for the 'Jess Express' on maiden outing It's been a bumpy start on the first official day of the election tour for the Victorian Liberal Party after its campaign bus hit part of a shopfront. AAP · Nov 6
Holocaust survivor succumbs to Bondi gunshot wounds A 90-year-old holocaust survivor has died after months in and out of hospital following her shooting in December's horrific Bondi Beach terrorist attack. AAP · Nov 6
'Stats don't lie': star Kangaroo weighs in on criticism Claiming he is unfairly judged, David Fifita is desperate to prove his critics wrong in Australia's World Cup campaign. AAP · Nov 6
All aboard the Awer Mobile: Socceroo makes his mark Socceroo Awer Mabil is determined to make sure all different communities have the opportunity to attend Melbourne City games this season. AAP · Nov 6
US space capsule makes Australian desert homecoming A capsule carrying invaluable data for US space research has made a successful homecoming in the Australian desert. AAP · Nov 6
Australian tennis needs more elite development: Hewitt Lleyton Hewitt wants more work put into Tennis Australia's development pathways to improve the country's elite players and with it local tennis as a whole. AAP · Nov 6
Region's $1b 'cultural backbone' set to finally open Ahead of its official opening, those behind Sydney's biggest cultural project since the Opera House hope it will bring another part of the city to new life. AAP · Nov 6
Father accused of murdering son claims self-defence A man has maintained he did not intend to kill his son when he stabbed him to death in the family home after an argument escalated into a physical altercation. AAP · Nov 6
'Bigger fish': Swans women focused despite new scandal Sydney coach Colin O'Riordan patiently fielded several questions about club culture ahead of the Swans' historic first home AFLW final this Sunday. AAP · Nov 6
'Uncool' pollies told to give combat sports a chance Combat sports organisers have asked for help not hindrance as state politicians examine emerging and often brutal competitions. AAP · Nov 6
Woody and friends light up beloved Christmas tradition Sheriff Woody, cowgirl Jessie and Buzz Lightyear are all in place in a famous retail display as the Myer Christmas Windows prepare to bring magic to Melbourne. AAP · Nov 6
MP injured in alleged attack has condition downgraded After an alleged attack outside her electorate office left her fighting for her life with both legs amputated, an independent MP's condition has improved. AAP · Nov 6
System silos are harming sexual abuse survivors Regulators are pushing for urgent systemic change, as Australia's sexual violence commissioner warns that a lack of coordination is hurting victims. AAP · Nov 6
AAP · Nov 6 Aussie batters to have Mr Cricket in their corner Mike Hussey will rejoin Australia's coaching set-up in a consultancy role, knocking back an English approach ahead of next year's Ashes and the 2028 Olympics.
AAP · Nov 6 Coles execs docked $1.7m in bonuses after court cases Coles chief executive Leah Weckert's short-term bonus has been slashed after the grocery giant lost two court cases related to promotions and unpaid overtime.
AAP · Nov 6 Father faces court over five-week-old baby son's death A 23-year-old man charged with manslaughter after he allegedly inflicted serious fatal injuries on his five-week-old baby son has appeared in court.
AAP · Nov 6 Golden Boot mockery as Nawaqanitawase's treble ignored Just as Reece Walsh missed out in 2025, code-hopping superstar Mark Nawaqanitawase won't be considered for the Golden Boot award because of a rule change.
AAP · Nov 6 Minister calls for UN to be let in detention centres The Indigenous Australians minister has urged state and territory governments to welcome UN human rights investigators into youth detention centres.
AAP · Nov 6 Kiwis make crunch Ponga call for Tonga semi-final Kalyn Ponga is set to complete a miraculous recovery from a broken forearm to feature in New Zealand's World Cup semi-final with Tonga.
AAP · Nov 6 Aussie shares dip but end week higher despite risks Mining stocks have continued to face volatility, torn between swings in oil prices and an increasingly uncertain outlook for artificial intelligence.
AAP · Nov 6 Mooted AI licensing model 'deeply flawed': Nine boss An AI training copyright plan makes creators responsible for protecting their works, rather than asking big tech not to steal, an Australian media giant warns.
AAP · Nov 6 The NZ election's big question: do Opportunity make it? Opportunity is on track to be the first new party in New Zealand's parliament in decades - and possibly hold the balance of power.
AAP · Nov 6 Lynn's secret drugs ban revealed on BBL eve Chris Lynn has served a one-month ban after the big-hitting cricketer tested positive for drugs during the finals of England's T20 competition.
AAP · Nov 6 Nurse sexually assaulted at high-security hospital Investigations are underway after a nurse was allegedly sexually assaulted in a high-security hospital that mentally ill prisoners are sent to instead of jail.