Palmer's lawyer 'flees' after $34 million fraud claim Mining magnate Clive Palmer's former solicitor faces an arrest warrant after being accused of defrauding his billionaire client to buy real estate and gold. AAP · Oct 9
Cop accused of 3D printing imitation Glock handguns Police have seized two imitation Glock handguns, allegedly made on a 3D printer, and charged a probationary constable with weapons offences. AAP · Oct 9
Tonga half cleared for World Cup as Titans prop culled Tonga have received official clearance to play Junior Amone in the World Cup with Gold Coast prop Moeaki Fotuaika dropping out of the squad. AAP · Oct 9
Ex-CFMEU training head fined for fraudulent invoices A CFMEU head trainer who tried to recoup money he spent on donations to the union through fraudulent invoices has been fined for his "calculated" deception. AAP · Oct 9
Saints AFLW coach steps down as club plans review Nick Dal Santo has stepped down as St Kilda AFLW coach with the club to conduct an independent review into the program that is winless this season. AAP · Oct 9
Why Ikitau feels right at home in Auckland return Len Ikitau will partner Isaac Henry in the Wallabies' midfield for the first time but the pair are well-acquainted thanks to a schoolboy connection. AAP · Oct 9
Australian shares inch higher as caution reigns The ASX has had another challenging week, but has managed to carve out a small gain against a backdrop of local and global risks. AAP · Oct 9
NSL giant's A-League ambition at centre of Cup final South Melbourne are desperate to land a long-craved A-League licence and can showcase their credentials against Melbourne Victory in the Australia Cup final. AAP · Oct 9
Melbourne and Munster no more? Star weighs his options Cameron Munster knows he wasn't up to his best in 2026, but is looking to bounce back with a strong World Cup before future contract negotiations start. AAP · Oct 9
Treasurer swipes left on tax office credit card ban Businesses owners will continue to be able to use their credit cards to pay the tax office until mid-2027, after Labor bowed to backlash from the sector. AAP · Oct 9
'Why not': Wilson's Wallabies plot 40-year first There is a quiet confidence permeating from the Wallabies, who had a special visitor ahead of Auckland's Bledisloe Cup opener. AAP · Oct 9
Accused killer to make second bail bid ahead of retrial A former pilot accused of murdering a camper in a remote location in March 2020 will apply for bail after missing out on his first attempt. AAP · Oct 9
Supercars rookie takes Bathurst 1000 provisional pole Brodie Kostecki's bid for a historic fourth consecutive pole at the Bathurst 1000 has hit a speed bump after a Supercars rookie stunned the grid in qualifying. AAP · Oct 9
Two men charged with alleged $3m Medicare, NDIS rorts Two men have been charged after fleecing the NDIS and Medicare out of millions as part of a joint fraud taskforce. AAP · Oct 9
AAP · Oct 8 Disability carer accused of assaulting teen in care Police have acknowledged the courage of a teen for coming forward after a disability support worker was accused of grooming and indecently assaulting the boy.
AAP · Oct 8 Happiness abounds as Powderfinger reunites Happiness is slowly creeping back for fans of Aussie rock band Powderfinger, with the beloved group reuniting for a national tour.
AAP · Oct 8 Former college head wrongly touched junior doctors Australia's former medical college head was banned for 12 months after inappropriately touching junior doctors he supervised, a tribunal found.
AAP · Oct 8 Bulldogs sign Butters after contentious five-club deal The Western Bulldogs have reeled in the biggest fish of the AFL trade period, with superstar Zak Butters crossing from Port Adelaide as a free agent.
AAP · Oct 8 Behind the scenes of Aussie cricket's sandpaper scandal AAP's sports editor was in South Africa for Australia's tampering-marred 2018 tour, charting how the perfect storm erupted and what stood out in the aftermath.
AAP · Oct 8 Firmus fizzles out: AI factory firm pulls $44b float The $7 billion stock exchange float of Bitcoin miner-turned data centre operator Firmus has been scrapped after investors questioned its lofty valuation.
AAP · Oct 8 Concerns AI a shoulder to cry on for sexually exploited Artificial intelligence is in some cases more likely to hear about online sexual victimisation than teachers or police, new research shows.
AAP · Oct 8 Child abuse material charges laid after tip-off from US A 28-year-old man is due to face court after being charged with allegedly possessing explicit material depicting real and animated children.
AAP · Oct 8 Converted cottage ranked among world's best bars A former caretaker's quarters-turned-bar is rubbing shoulders with renowned institutions in New York, London and Paris in a list of the world's 50 best bars.
AAP · Oct 8 'Nothing to prove': Kate Ceberano on touring near 60 Singer Kate Ceberano is in the middle of her Australian Made Encore Tour, a 30-date national run that is concluding right after her 60th birthday.
AAP · Oct 8 'Sandpapergate' potential in book doesn't worry Cummins Usman Khawaja is likely to be the first player to write about 'sandpapergate' once his book is released, but Pat Cummins insists that won't be an issue.