A former Beauty and the Geek contestant has appeared in court in a wheelchair as she was arraigned on charges of murdering and dismembering her partner.
Irish master trainer Joseph O’Brien has five runners in a strong Melbourne Cup hand and his outsider might just be the surprise packet at Flemington.
The TV show defied Australia’s dire property market with all five teams selling their homes for more than their reserves.
Dashcam footage has captured the terrifying moment an aircraft plunged from the sky, before striking near the roadway and exploding.
A big four bank has posted its first annual profit decline as its chief executive pushes ahead with an ambitious cost-cutting project.
Understanding your current investment options, how much risk it takes and whether it makes sense as retirement approaches.
Reality TV star Sam Wood’s lawyers are preparing to make another application to have him released from prison.
Members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition want the opening of the new Israeli parliament postponed over electoral fraud allegations.
Sam Wood, the face of a reality TV show who built a $71 million fitness empire, is taking his fight for bail to the Supreme Court.
A research facility for plants that can deal with climate change is among the projects recognised at the 2026 national architecture awards.
The government denies trying to poach a One Nation MP by offering him more staff after the Prime Minister went over Pauline Hanson’s head to make the proposal.
Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart has died at his home in Los Angeles aged 86.
From AI and data science to investment and technology, QUT Business alumni are applying the skills they developed at university to navigate rapid change – while industry input is helping shape what comes next.
After it took nearly two days for his grandfather to be found following a serious fall, a Brisbane student created a device now being rolled out across the country.
Queensland’s executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors.
A young Australian has launched a nationwide campaign against nangs after becoming addicted and experiencing psychosis.
Piper Alderman’s partners, senior lawyers and business services leaders from across Australia came together for the 2026 Senior Lawyers Conference.
All four of Australia’s big banks are betting on a Melbourne Cup day rate rise after hot inflation figures heaped more pressure on the Reserve Bank.
About 200 passengers, who paid to live on a cruise ship while travelling the world, have been left at a Cambodian port as the firm grapples with high fuel costs.
A mining giant has proposed an eye-watering bump to its chief executive’s remuneration package as top companies scramble to compete for talent.
Conservationists and Traditional Owners are working to protect a “beautiful” 20,000 hectare property after decades of limited access for Indigenous people.
For those who live near new and planned data centres, the touted economic benefits haven’t worked. Instead, community backlash is starting to have big results.
Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher leads a thoroughly unscientific tour around the Australian “Empires”.
The death toll from a high-speed train crash in central Spain has climbed to at least 68 people, regional officials say.
About 500,000 absentee ballots remain to be counted in Israel’s general election, with no clear winner expected to emerge.
