AI to be 'greatest change since electricity': Keating Former prime minister Paul Keating has called on the federal government to embrace structural change, including the challenges of artificial intelligence. AAP · Sep 2
Young Archie champs crowned, honouring someone special An inventive self-portrait and artworks honouring fathers and a cousin are the chosen winners of one of Australia's most prestigious children's art prizes. AAP · Jul 4
Socceroos fans downhearted but well behaved, say police Australia has been knocked out of the soccer World Cup after a tense shootout with Egypt, but local fans have accepted the disappointment without incident. AAP · Jul 3
Alleged 100-bullet gunman peppered with new charges A man accused of opening fire on a busy urban shopping strip injuring 16 people has been hit with a hail of new charges without his barrister knowing. AAP · Jun 24
Ex-Liberal MP continues fight against child sex charges An ex-state MP still denies he sexually assaulted a teen in a car park toilet as a retrial is scheduled eight months after jurors failed to reach verdicts. AAP · May 1
Police charge fourth man over fatal gangland shooting A fourth man has been charged over an alleged gang-linked murder in a suburban unit complex in Sydney's west. AAP · Mar 23
Third man charged over fatal gangland shooting Three men have now been charged over the alleged gangland murder of a man in a suburban apartment complex, which also left another man injured. AAP · Mar 17
Woman threatened with handgun after 'gangland' murder A woman has been approached and threatened by a man with a handgun and wearing a balaclava, in the wake of what police suspect was a gangland murder. AAP · Mar 16
Drones, lasers, daytime attractions to reignite Vivid Vivid's incoming director is promising this year's spectacular kaleidoscope-of-colour celebration will be the best-attended multi-arts festival in the world. AAP · Mar 11
Year of the fire horse brings Chinese museum to life A long-awaited museum dedicated to telling the stories of Chinese Australian migrants and their role in building the nation has opened its doors. AAP · Feb 22
Probe calling for ban of controversial chant panned Slogans shouted at pro-Palestine protests are under scrutiny as a state moves to outlaw them after the Bondi massacre but critics say it curbs freedoms. AAP · Jan 30
Shark attacks close beaches amid stormy weather warning Sydney beaches remain closed after a spate of shark attacks as experts outline the factors that are increasing the chances of close encounters. AAP · Jan 19
Why London is shaping Sydney's protest slogan debate Momentum is building after the Bondi terror attack to outlaw a slogan favoured by pro-Palestine activists, but its meaning remains heavily contested. AAP · Jan 19
PM picks up the tongs, serving Christmas lunch and hope In a show of Christmas spirit, leaders from both sides of politics have put aside their differences to unite and serve lunch to their communities. AAP · Dec 25, 2025
AAP · Dec 2, 2025 Twist in Latham's violence order battle with ex-partner Controversial MP Mark Latham and his ex-partner are set to air their dirty laundry in court as he denies claims he abused her during their relationship.
AAP · Nov 19, 2025 Global acts and independent artists recognised at ARIAs A mix of established and emerging artists have won multiple gongs at the ARIA awards, on a night legendary rockers You Am I entered the Hall Of Fame.
AAP · Nov 19, 2025 Amyl and The Sniffers adds album gong to ARIAs haul Hard rockers Amyl and the Sniffers have won album of year as they scooped the ARIAs pool on a night that also crowned the likes of Dom Dolla and Ninajirachi.
AAP · Oct 30, 2025 Scared silly: Aussie streets turn spooky for Halloween Australians are opening their homes and wallets for Halloween as festivities get mainstream down under, but there's a cost.
AAP · Oct 24, 2025 First Aboriginal news photographer's life in focus The life of an Aboriginal photographer behind some of Australia's most iconic images has been detailed in a book written by a lifelong friend.
AAP · Oct 24, 2025 Albanese walks in Whitlam's footsteps half a century on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lauded a titan of the Labor movement for significant reforms social and political reforms that changed Australia.
AAP · Oct 15, 2025 Anti-protest powers decried as 'outrageous overreach' A court decision to toss out police powers to move on protesters could have wide-ranging implications for anti-protest laws around the nation.
AAP · Oct 8, 2025 Latham calls for legal change after facing abuse claims A controversial former prime ministerial hopeful has taken aim at the justice system after his ex-girlfriend claimed he was abusive and she needed protection.
AAP · Oct 6, 2025 'Lower the aggro': lawyers clash over accused shooter As a man faced court on a raft of charges, including shooting with intent to murder, a battle broke out between two lawyers trying to represent him.
AAP · May 25, 2025 Sorry Day healing for stolen generations survivors Stolen generations survivors are being honoured on National Sorry Day, which offers a chance for further healing despite the lingering impact of past policies.