The federal government says no assistance will be provided to “Doctor Jihad” amid reports the Australian is planning to return home.
A woman obsessed with crime podcasts started a relationship with a murder suspect in a bid to solve a cold case after a teen’s death, an inquest has been told.
As two Australians prepare to lead their team in the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Glasgow, find out which Aussie cyclist is most likely to “smash” his former team member who jumped ship for Britain.
A planned 28-storey tower hopes to push inner Brisbane’s skyline to new heights – and residents towards one of the nation’s fastest growing sports.
A Gold Coast luxury boat builder Riviera needs dozens of new staff to meet demand.
And the Broncos headed to Far North Queensland in a desperate bid to save their season.
Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.
A GoFundMe set up for a rare set of identical quadruplets is blitzing its fundraising goal by nearly 500 per cent following an outpouring of support for the new family of 10.
Conservationists are warning koalas could become extinct in one part of Australia as a major theme park gets the green light on a new development.
The same time as we have a royal commission into antisemitism, an inquiry into racism and violence at Indigenous people is being largely ignored.
The federal government’s plans for AI are unrealistic and could put Australian workers at risk, including through unethical practices, an expert warns.
A Palestinian-Australian author whose controversial removal from the Adelaide Writers’ Week lineup earlier this year led to a mass boycott, has made a final call on her defamation suit against Premier Peter Malinauskas.
The US military is carrying out its 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran in a push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Newly minted British PM Andy Burnham has begun unveiling his new team, making the man that pushed for a recent increase in UK defence spending as his new Finance Minister.
AFL premiership coach Mick Malthouse has recounted the moment he caught three men allegedly trying to break into his home and was stabbed while letting them go.
Calls for a 25 per cent tax on gas exports could come to a head on the floor of Labor’s national conference, as advocates say momentum is growing for the move.
The “king of the North” faces multiple challenges in a fragmented UK when he becomes the next prime minister.
A new Dreamworld Masterplan approved by the Queensland Government has been unveiled in a bid to draw new tourism and housing development to the region.
A woman has died after suffering extensive burns in a unit fire on the Sunshine Coast overnight.
A Brisbane teenager, who had been living in a cloud of uncertainty, has just attended his Year 12 formal because of “someone’s worst day”.
Pauline Hanson’s party has received a poll boost, as the One Nation leader doubles down on her criticism of multiculturalism and transgender rights.
Karl Stefanovic’s former Nine colleagues are speaking out about the former golden boy.
The US has ended its latest airstrikes on Iran, which targeted Tehran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard over an attack that killed American troops in Jordan.
