Widespread criticism has been triggered by a new bill that could give the state government increased powers.
The PNG Chiefs have completed another seismic signing with the recruitment of star NRL winger Brian To’o.
Primary support for Labor has fallen to its lowest levels since the dying days of the Gillard government, as MPs return to Canberra after the winter break.
Waleed Aly on what makes political violence terrorism, and whether this attack is a sign of something much bigger taking hold.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-backed roadmap for the future of the Gaza Strip.
A Jetstar flight headed to the Gold Coast almost collided with another plane on the tarmac at Australia’s busiest airport.
Ipswich City is talking up its role in the Brisbane 2032 Games with some star power.
Victoria’s election on November 28 has taken on a drama and significance we wouldn’t have anticipated a year ago.
The Ugandan parliament has approved the deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip as part of an International Stabilisation Force.
As bird flu threatens to entrench itself in Australia, experts are debating the feasibility of vaccination to save an endangered species.
Neighbours have revealed a police officer’s kind act toward a toddler, who was rescued from a horror crime scene in outback Queensland.
A young cancer survivor has raised thousands of dollars – starting with a lemonade stall – to bring joy to children undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
A Brisbane coal trading billionaire and Ferrari enthusiast has exclusively revealed details of his Whyalla Steelworks bidding partnership with one of Indonesia’s richest families.
In Australia, we are still linking caring for the climate with progressive politics – as if an ideology can stop the planet cooking, Amy Remeikis says.
South Sydney Rabbitohs hooker Brandon Smith was facing an inside knowledge betting charge based on “pure speculation” and poor evidence, a magistrate has heard.
Australia should urgently develop a strategy for seals and sea lions, rather than waiting until thousands are dead, writes Jane Younger.
Iran has claimed a breakthrough in talks over the future of the Strait of Hormuz, with an announcement imminent.
A federal politician has sustained fractures and a concussion after being rear-ended by a truck on a major city highway.
The Federal Government has declared it is ready to battle Queensland over AI data centres as its bid to introduce national rules stalls.
Today, National Affairs Editor at Ten News, Hugh Riminton discusses how the first few days of the Alan Jones trial played out in court, and what comes next.
Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.
An armed man has been arrested outside Trump National Golf Club in California after officials reported a suspicious person walking the grounds of the property.
“Disappointing” is all that could be mustered as One Nation bans even more media outlets from its press conferences. Denis Muller warns widespread silence has shown Pauline Hanson what she can get away with.
Thousands of shoppers flocked to a discount retailers latest store despite ongoing safety warnings over items sold at the chains other outlets.
Alcohol advertising has a firm grip on Australia’s two major football codes, with children exposed to the ads every time they watch a match.
