Diamonds star sticking to guns after Games heartbreak Driven by a disappointing Commonwealth Games campaign, Diamonds star Sophie Dwyer is itching to hit the ground running for the Constellation Cup. AAP · Oct 1
'I lost my mind': Aussie boxer's incredible confession Australian boxer Koen Mazoudier is dreaming of world-title glory after opening up on his mental health struggles and life-and-death battle with drugs. AAP · Aug 24
Fake it 'til you bake it, deceiving cakes fool fans At a popular crafting show, the brand-new cake decorating and sugar art pavilion features jaw-dropping designs that look like anything but a sweet treat. AAP · Jul 17
Neglected software update caused widespread Telstra network outage, CEO tells Senate inquiry Vicki Brady told senators maintenance staff were unaware of mass outage risk as critical software failure ‘rippled slowly across the network’ The Guardian - AU · Jul 17
NSW woman arrested over movements of Dezi Freeman – as it happened The day’s news as it happened The Guardian - AU · Jul 16
Ex-priest blames brain injury for teenage sex hunt A former Catholic priest who said "there is no such thing as too young" argues injuries from a car accident impaired his judgment and decision-making. AAP · Jul 10
Government-linked advisor denies abusing three women An advisor with connections to the federal government will fight allegations he raped, choked and intimidated three women over a two-year period. AAP · Jul 7
Caddick's widower 'shoulder-barged' elderly dog walker Missing fraudster Melissa Caddick's hair-stylist husband has denied an allegation he knocked over a 73-year-old woman during an evening coastal park walk. AAP · Jun 11
Queer arts, culture fest returns for biggest year yet Pride Fest, a queer arts and cultural festival, returns to Oxford Street for its biggest year yet aiming to revitalise the area as winter sets in. AAP · May 29
Days-long delay calling ambulance cost grandad's life A mentally ill man has been found not criminally responsible for failing to take his 93-year-old father to hospital until days after he suffered serious burns. AAP · May 11
'We'll be back': protesters pledge Invasion Day return In the face of protest restrictions, hundreds of Australians have vowed to make their voices heard and return to the streets for January 26 rallies. AAP · Jan 18
Indigenous leaders warn that ‘hate is raining down on us’ as voice campaign ramps up Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney, asks nation to ‘lean on the wheel of history and give it a push’ The Guardian - AU · May 26, 2023
Robots, a barbershop and bagpipes: a Sydney school reinvents its tough past and what it means to love learning Granville Boys high school was once known for violence and low attendance. An infusion of new programs has brought in happier students and record enrolments The Guardian - AU · May 14, 2023
After the Fall A mother and son in suburban Sydney, almost 100 lives on the line and a perilous rescue mission on the other side of the world. Can they pull it off? ABC News · Apr 2, 2023
The Guardian - AU · Oct 21, 2022 Where once there was coal smog, a cloud of uncertainty now hangs over Lithgow The NSW town is in a hurry to transition from mining and power generation – but attracting new industries has its own pitfalls
The Guardian - AU · Oct 14, 2022 Return to Uluru: ending the unfinished business that began with a 1934 police shooting Ninety years after Pitjantjatjara man Yukun was killed by police and his remains sent to museums in Adelaide, he is finally laid to rest
The Guardian - AU · Oct 13, 2022 Aboriginal man laid to rest in moving ceremony 90 years after he was killed by police at Uluru Family of Yukun call for government apology and compensation as university says sorry for storing remains
The Guardian - AU · Sep 17, 2022 ‘Watershed moment’: Australian child abuse survivors finally have real access to justice In the past, victims sought legal help only to be met with the further humiliation of unjust settlements. But the tide has begun to turn
The Guardian - AU · Jul 9, 2022 How the Ukraine invasion resurrected a photographer’s 26-year time warp to the Soviet Union’s collapse Dean Sewell’s boxes of black and white film capturing Moscow in the mid-1990s had laid untouched for a quarter of a century