Crowds unite to honour Anzac service and sacrifice Thousands have gathered for the annual Anzac Day dawn service and march in Melbourne, honouring all those who have and continue to serve. AAP · Apr 24
Stosur crew's tough task to escape BJK Cup wilderness Australia's tennis women must beat France in a tough overseas BJK Cup tie if they are to even have a chance of winning next year's event. AAP · Apr 23
'System broken': more going hungry as food crisis hits Charities are buckling under a surge of hungry Australians as fuel price pressures swell into a "cost of surviving" crisis. AAP · Apr 22
Prosecutors drop breast-grab charge against actor A TV actor fined after protesting in a state parliament has maintained she never grabbed and twisted the breast of a worker, who said it broke the "girl code". AAP · Apr 22
Disgraced socialite wins bid to loosen bail Socialite Brynne Edelsten dodged questions as she left court after successfully securing relaxed bail conditions. AAP · Apr 21
May funding be with you: 'Stars Wars' drone tech boost Billions of dollars are set to be shovelled out the door for locally made counter-drone systems as Australia recognises the changing nature of modern warfare. AAP · Apr 21
Munster to fight way out of slump as Origin looms Queensland five-eighth Cameron Munster is his own "worst critic" and admits he has been down on form at club level as the Origin series opener draws nearer. AAP · Apr 20
Fatal fungi: health alert as mushroom season begins Death caps and yellow-staining mushrooms are among the toxic fungi health authorities are warning residents to avoid as growing season gets under way. AAP · Apr 20
Moore bullish as Bombers lose backman to injury again While Essendon captain Andrew McGrath says morale has been strong this year, the Bombers will go into Anzac Day without one of their most important players. AAP · Apr 20
Dance revival kicks off with Australian biennale From Polyswagg to Bollywood, an inaugural biennale of contemporary dance might help the sector get its groove back. AAP · Apr 18
'High burden': murderer pushes for longer parole period A convicted murderer wants to be back out in the community sooner because of the challenging conditions he is experiencing in custody. AAP · Apr 17
Ruff treatment for royals during day in the Sydney sun The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have rounded out their time in Australia with a super-exclusive event, a game of rugby and a cuddle with an affectionate dog. AAP · Apr 16
Aussies want electric cars to save cash, not the planet Australians are considering electric cars as fuel prices rise, with potential buyers fuelled by the possibility of saving money rather than the environment. AAP · Apr 15
Plea indicated for teacher over principal stabbing Lawyers for a teacher accused stabbing a school principal after being told his contract would not be renewed have indicated he will plead guilty. AAP · Apr 15
AAP · Apr 14 'I despise you': sister's anger as she confronts killer A murderer who claimed he was not in control when he stabbed a mother-of-two to death has come face-to-face with her family and friends.
AAP · Apr 11 High-performance EVs and hatchbacks ready to steal show After smashing sales records in Australia, electric vehicles are expected to be in high demand at the largest motor show in the southern hemisphere.
AAP · Apr 11 Australia stunned by Britain in BJK Cup upset Great Britain have routed favourites Australia in their Billie Jean King Cup qualifying tie in Melbourne, relegating Sam Stosur's team to November's playoffs.
AAP · Apr 10 There's a problem with making public transport free Cutting public transport fares is great for people who already catch it but doesn't do much to help those for whom it is too inaccessible or infrequent.
AAP · Apr 9 'Blood streaming' on face after alleged slave beatings An alleged slave spoke to a nurse about bloodied assaults, days after she escaped a home where a jury has been told she was being kept.
AAP · Apr 8 'Vaccine-fatigued' Aussies vulnerable to big flu season Doctors shell-shocked from 2025's record-breaking flu season are warning another significant round is on the way if vaccination rates stay low.
Cycling News · Apr 7 The next Australians on the path to the WorldTour? Taking a closer look at the riders who shot to the top at the 2026 ProVelo Super League The top domestic series is over for another year but the journey is likely just beginning for some of its standout riders
AAP · Feb 27 Doctor accused of filming in toilets has case delayed A junior doctor is now facing more than 900 charges after he was allegedly caught filming staff in hospital toilets.
AAP · Feb 19 Wheelchair user who stabbed woman guilty of murder A man who claimed he was not in control of his actions when he stabbed a woman to death has been found guilty of murder.
AAP · Feb 5 Smylie leads Aussie charge in LIV Golf season opener Elvis Smylie has made a brilliant start to the season-opening LIV Golf event in Saudi Arabia, firing seven birdies to be one off the lead after the first round.
AAP · Feb 3 Top pick Duursma endures 'pretty brutal' AFL pre-season West Coast second No.1 draft pick in three years, Willem Duursma, has endured a "pretty brutal" first pre-season in the AFL after moving to Perth.