Neo-Nazi sledged as 'scum' in fiery court confrontation Fiery verbal abuse has been hurled at a prominent neo-Nazi as he left court after appearing on two charges connected to far-right activity. AAP · Jun 3
Showdown set for police and anti-Herzog protesters Demonstrators arrested at a rally opposing the Israeli president's visit will have their day in court as the battle to have their charges dropped ramps up. AAP · Jun 3
Booted ministers back at work as secrecy scrutinised Two ministers suspended from parliament for failing to provide documents have returned to NSW's upper house as the government defends remaining tight-lipped. AAP · Jun 1
'Conversation and community': radio host farewelled A public memorial has been held for ABC radio presenter James Valentine who helped shape Sydney's airwaves during a distinguished decades-long career. AAP · May 29
Cash-strapped FA 'not reliant on' Socceroos Cup bailout Forced to make cost-cutting measures, cash-strapped Football Australia aren't placing any pressure on the Socceroos to go deep at the World Cup. The Canberra Times · May 28
Elon Musk's X hits out at landmark online safety laws Billionaire Elon Musk's X Corp claims Australia's landmark safety regulations do not apply to its social media platform. The Canberra Times · May 28
War crime accused soldier to attend paratrooper funeral A former SAS soldier charged with war crimes will be allowed to attend the funeral of a fellow service member after having his bail conditions varied. AAP · May 27
Risky gaps in guns registry noted years before Bondi The Bondi Beach terror attack has prompted sweeping reform of a state's firearms licensing authority after 15 innocent people were fatally shot. AAP · May 27
Blackmail-accused fashionista fights back in court A woman alleging her cousin blackmailed her for $4 million has endured a fiery day in court where she was accused of conspiring to pervert justice. AAP · May 26
Smiles for alleged getaway driver in NRL star shooting A teenager accused of collecting a gunman who targeted former NRL star Matt Utai has been urged to take advantage of significant family support while on bail. AAP · May 25
Not a 'me' disease: bowel cancer surge in young people A mysterious rise in bowel cancer rates in young people has doctors stumped and is putting patients through a treatment regime unsuited to their stage of life. AAP · May 23
'It becomes normal': behind the scenes at the zoo A rare and endangered monkey is sedated to undergo a health check, in what is otherwise a seemingly regular day at Australia's best known zoo. AAP · May 22
Carer 'overstepping' by treating child roughly Two childcare workers who pleaded guilty to assaulting a misbehaving toddler have avoided conviction. AAP · May 22
'Abhorrent' AI sextortionist wins bid to leave prison A man who doctored intimate images with AI before threatening to publish them will serve time in the community after successfully appealing a prison sentence. AAP · May 19
AAP · May 15 Coalition migrant cuts plan triggers ire of uni sector The universities sector, which relies heavily on fee-paying foreign students, says coalition plans to cut immigration would hurt the economy and cost jobs.
AAP · May 14 'Ridiculous': mum slams sentence for car crash cover-up A mother has vowed to never stop fighting for her two children killed in a horrific crash after a man who tried to cover it up was spared jail.
AAP · May 13 Designer accused of $4m blackmail in love triangle spat A fashion maven has been accused of blackmailing her business partner and cousin for almost $4 million over a supposedly clandestine love triangle affair.
AAP · May 12 'Greatest threat': dire warning on anti-Semitic attacks A spate of anti-Semitic firebombings and graffiti attacks has prompted a judge to warn that shadowy overseas actors are seeking to fracture Australian society.
AAP · May 12 'A problem for us': coalition reveals One Nation fears The Liberal and National parties aren't seen as parties of conviction, the opposition leader says after One Nation's historic victory in a by-election.
AAP · May 11 Coalition rejects rival camp after losing swag of votes The Nationals leader is optimistic the Farrer by-election will be an anomaly and is his setting sights on the federal election to regain ground on One Nation.
AAP · May 7 Rebel branded 'fantastical liar' in feud with co-star A-lister Rebel Wilson has been slammed as a liar who concocted allegations to create division between the star of her directorial debut and its young star.
AAP · May 7 Kyle and Jackie O's former home left counting the cost "Brand safety concerns" by national advertisers cost the radio station company that ran the Kyle and Jackie O Show about $26.4 million in a year.
AAP · May 7 Ten's mammoth Lisa Wilkinson legal bill brawl locked in Thousands of legal costs claimed by journalist Lisa Wilkinson after defending Bruce Lehrmann's defamation suit will be combed over during a lengthy court clash.
AAP · May 6 Swim ace has Games gap to fill in glittering resume One of Australia's biggest stars in Glasgow has achieved nearly everything possible in his sport - except win an individual Commonwealth Games gold medal.
AAP · May 6 'A joke': Fortescue founder takes on diesel tax credit A campaign to wind back the diesel tax credit for big mining giants has been given fresh legs by Andrew Forrest, chair and founder of iron ore giant Fortescue.