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. AAP · Nov 6
Son of English parents ready to soar in Wallabies' gold The Reds' Josh Canham has made a real name for himself with the Wallabies this season - and he can't wait for his latest towering Twickenham task. AAP · Nov 6
Major data centre proposal leaves council 'in the dark' A rural council has pushed for clarification over a major data centre proposal as questions mount over local rate treatment and water usage. AAP · Nov 6
'Motorbikes with a battery': e-bike safety crackdown Australia's product safety regulator will develop national safety standards for e-bikes as states continue to seize and crush illegal motorised rides. AAP · Nov 6
David Jones collapse: what happens now? Iconic retailer David Jones has gone into voluntary administration but what does that mean for its staff, customers and smaller retailers. AAP · Nov 6
Socceroos want Jordan match moved amid safety concerns Socceroos players have safety concerns over an upcoming friendly in Jordan and want that game either rescheduled or relocated. AAP · Nov 6
'Are you serious?': ghost of Joyce still haunts Qantas The chair of Qantas has his sights firmly on the future of the carrier amid high fuel costs due to the Middle East war, rather than the company's former boss. AAP · Nov 5
'Unacceptable': Socceroos yet to be paid World Cup fees Football Australia says it is working to resolve an issue that means the Socceroos are still awaiting payment for match fees from their World Cup campaign. AAP · Nov 5
How Aussie swimmer became a Chinese social media star Australian swimmer Will Petric is out to live up to his top-tier billing at the inaugural SwimGP after becoming an unexpected Chinese social media sensation. AAP · Nov 5
Teacher sacked after secret abuse video charges A school community is being offered support after a teacher was arrested and charged with producing child abuse material on college grounds. AAP · Nov 5
Midterms won't change Australia's approach to Trump Despite Donald Trump's party losing power in US Congress, cabinet members in Australia say the way they deal with the White House will remain the same. AAP · Nov 5
Reward paranoia used to draw out notorious crime figure NSW Police are offering a $250,000 reward to catch Coconut Cartel boss Anthony Pele, who is allegedly leading Sydney's underworld activity from Vietnam. AAP · Nov 5
Patients, workers could benefit from human rights bill Unions representing healthcare workers have appeared before a parliamentary inquiry to argue a human rights bill would benefit practitioners and patients. AAP · Nov 5
'I pick, I stick': Asofa-Solomona explains Samoa snub NRL star-turned boxer Nelson Asofa-Solomona may have lost some Pacific Island fans after conceding he'd never play for Samoa after committing to New Zealand. AAP · Nov 5
AAP · Nov 5 'Killing the patient': business attacks watchdog report Peak bodies have criticised the Productivity Commission for omitting issues such as tax and workplace relations in its review into boosting business output.
AAP · Nov 5 High-flying Hijikata roars into Paris quarter-finals Australia's Rinky Hijikata has broken into the world's top 60 and reached his first Masters quarter-final with another impressive victory in Paris.
AAP · Nov 5 Luxon asks Kiwis for more time as NZ election day looms New Zealanders have reached the end of what veteran MP Winston Peters described as the "worst election campaign" in his 48-year political career.
AAP · Nov 5 Little guys in limbo as indebted retail giant collapses Major brands are pulling their stock from shelves and local businesses face uncertainty as David Jones enters administration, marking the end of an era.
AAP · Nov 5 Killer cop blames panic for not handing himself in A former police officer claims he passed out on his ex's couch for up to 40 minutes after killing him and his new partner with his service firearm.
AAP · Nov 5 Jumping castle operator's safety measures questioned An inquest has probed safety processes of the operator of an inflatable jumping castle at the centre of a primary school tragedy that killed six children.
AAP · Nov 5 Aussie Asian woe continues as Lion City maul Adelaide Adelaide United have been comprehensively outclassed by Singaporean champions Lion City Sailors, sent packing from Jalan Besar Stadium after a 5-0 ACL2 defeat.
AAP · Nov 5 Hawks continue turnaround with 'pleasing' Taipans upset Makur Maker has fallen agonisingly shy of a double-double, but still led a balanced Illawarra to a 107-95 victory in Cairns.
AAP · Nov 5 Woods sparkles again as Fire blaze through Venom Opals guard Maddy Rocci's return from injury for the Geelong Venom has been overshadowed by the Townsville Fire's superstar guard Courtney Woods.
AAP · Nov 5 We're a happy group: Perth Bears get house in order The Perth Bears have struggled to attract big-name recruits ahead of the club's 2027 NRL debut, but a former Bears favourite son has hatched a plan.
AAP · Nov 5 Woman's injuries a 'difficult' match to lawnmower crash A woman found dead beneath a ride-on lawnmower had a range of injuries that could have been caused by accident or deliberate strangulation, a jury has heard.