Calls go out to dial in payphones as national landmarks Three public phones that have supported Australians in emergencies are being nominated to be made national landmarks. AAP · Apr 29, 2025
Solemn Anzac ceremony marred by neo-Nazi gatecrashers Hateful heckles pierced the silence of a sombre Anzac ceremony as neo-Nazis disrupted a dawn service commemorating the sacrifices of defence heroes. AAP · Apr 24, 2025
Rubber hits the road as MPs vie for closely fought seat Local issues such as worn-out roads, grocery prices and childcare shortages are big concerns for voters in a critical seat the Liberals are keen to hold on to. AAP · Apr 23, 2025
Killer admits dousing man in petrol, setting him alight A man has pleaded guilty in the Victorian Supreme Court to murdering another man by dousing him in petrol and setting him on fire. AAP · Apr 23, 2025
Robbie Williams' Keys to the City honour prompts review A review has been launched into how a major council awards Keys to the City, after questions were raised about pop star Robbie Williams receiving the honour. AAP · Mar 25, 2025
'Pam the Bird' flies from jail after being granted bail Accused "Pam the Bird" graffiti artist Jack Gibson-Burrell has walked from court with his head covered after being granted bail. AAP · Feb 26, 2025
Police close in on arsonists after innocent life lost The death of an innocent beloved burlesque performer after a home she was in was set alight in a case of mistaken identity has been linked to tobacco gang wars. AAP · Feb 17, 2025
'Witness protection': clarity coming on police boss Officers are expected to learn who will lead a state police force moving forward as the government claims a decision is yet to be made on its chief. AAP · Feb 16, 2025
Myriad of issues in testing newborn genes for disease Newborn screening tests detect more diseases but present a range of legal, financial and privacy issues that researchers need the public's help to work through. AAP · Feb 14, 2025
More birds and more shooting in duck hunting season The Victorian government is pushing ahead with a longer duck hunting season which also allows shooters to bag more birds. AAP · Feb 14, 2025
Officers to stand trial over alleged false imprisonment Two senior constables accused of false imprisonment will stand trial after a magistrate found there was enough evidence for the case to go to the County Court. AAP · Feb 12, 2025
Greens concede Prahran as Werribee hangs in the balance A Liberal candidate has wrested an inner-city seat from the Greens in one of two state by-elections, as the other political contest remains too close to call. AAP · Feb 8, 2025
Ballots and barbs in by-election litmus test for Labor State Liberals hope voter frustration over living costs and crime will deliver them upsets in two by-elections being held at once in capital city suburbs. AAP · Feb 7, 2025
Mystery surrounds man's death in blaze above law office The death of a man in a fire above a law office is being treated as suspicious as homicide squad detectives investigate. AAP · Feb 6, 2025
AAP · Feb 6, 2025 Ciao Olympics: Snowboarder Guseli going for Italy gold Teenage Australian snowboarder Valentino Guseli says he will be going all out to win gold at the next Olympics in Milan-Cortina to honour his Italian roots.
AAP · Feb 6, 2025 Broken collarbone won't ruin Jakara's bid for more gold Olympic champion mogul skier Jakara Anthony hasn't skied since snapping her collarbone last year, but says she'll be ready to defend her title in Italy in 2026.
AAP · Feb 5, 2025 Disastrous dumped bail offences back 'on the table' All reforms are on the table as part of a so-called bail law review, including re-establishing offences found to disproportionately target Aboriginal people.
AAP · Feb 4, 2025 Bail decision delays for accused 'Pam the Bird' vandal A man who allegedly spray-painted "Pam the Bird" graffiti across Melbourne trains and landmarks is yet to learn whether he will be released on bail.
AAP · Feb 1, 2025 Fire-ravaged state on high alert for 'killer' heatwave There will be no reprieve from a summer heatwave for several days for residents of a bushfire-ravaged state as conditions fuel blazes.
AAP · Jan 31, 2025 Inside the fight to save towns in path of fire disaster As they continue to battle bushfires which have ripped through a major national park, firefighters are worried about what the future holds for small towns.
AAP · Jan 31, 2025 Students get more power over sexual assault complaints An independent office designed to help university students escalate concerns about sexual misconduct is expected to handle about 15,000 complaints a year.
AAP · Jan 31, 2025 Firefighters rush to contain blazes ahead of heatwave A few days of hot weather poses fresh risks for firefighters battling blazes and nearby communities.
AAP · Jan 30, 2025 Crews guard richest collection of rock art from blazes Emergency crews are fighting to contain out-of-control bushfires from scorching a rich concentration of Indigenous rock art as hotter weather looms.
AAP · Jan 29, 2025 AFL legend's son jailed over 'troubling' $140,000 fraud The son of an AFL great will spend nine months behind bars for fraudulently stealing $140,000 from a family-owned golf business to fund his gambling addiction.
AAP · Jan 29, 2025 Crews race to prepare as blazes rage ahead of hot spell Fires continue to burn out of control on the western flank of a national park, with people urged to leave or monitor conditions while crews work on containment.