While radiology goes rad.

About a third of age care residents will die within a year of being admitted to a facility with the commission recommending that end-of-life care be at the heart of aged care and not an optional extra.

A security guard was allegedly attacked by a neo-Nazi group leader in the hours before the network broadcast a story on A Current Affair about his organisation’s activities.

After almost two and a half years the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has delivered an exhaustive, 2800-page report containing 148 recommendations. Here are some of the key findings.

Several lawyers, including a former ICAC lawyer, have called for an independent inquiry similar to the one that examined sexual harassment allegations against a former High Court judge.

The finding comes as scepticism mounts within NSW police circles as to the time and manner of the Dover Heights woman’s death.

There are a number of different types of fraudsters.

Witnesses told the royal commission that unplanned weight loss was “rife” because there was not enough money to buy food or staff to assist residents to eat.

A young woman accused of associating with a person who intended to fight for Islamic State has been granted bail but remains in custody pending an appeal by Commonwealth prosecutors.

Treasurer Dominic Perrottet insists icare has undergone a formative transformation, as a scathing review into its culture and governance revealed systemic weaknesses and a failure to hold management to account.

About 2.5 billion pieces of rubbish are flowing through the Yarra and Maribyrnong rivers each year and the problem is getting worse.

The Victorian opposition wants the government to reassign protective services officers to all 212 Melbourne train stations, in line with the shift up to 75 per cent office capacity.

Hundreds of Perth Myanmar Community members took to Parliament House on Monday to protest against the military coup in the southeastern Asian nation.

Honor Eastly hopes the royal commission into the state’s mental health system will result in more people with lived experience of mental illness playing a role.

Internal documents from Treasury question how WaterNSW can afford ambitious plans announced by the Berejiklian government to build and alter dams across the state.

As the climate emergency deepens, more and more young people are taking a stand against the political class who, they believe, are not doing enough to protect the future.

A website will be launched on Monday night revealing thousands more allegations of teenage sexual assault across Australia, spanning former students of private, Catholic and public schools.

From his home in Preston, artist Benjamin Thomas is putting colour to the people and places of Melbourne’s past.

The habits of cashed-up Melburnians bored during lockdown helped to fuel Victoria’s increased use of cocaine in 2019-20.

Farmers in far north-west Victoria are angry about the government’s failure to standardise freight train lines as part of the Murray Basin Rail project.

Alex Dion is on trial accused of murdering Mario Phetmang in 2018. He denies killing him, but says he did dump his body at Sydney Olympic Park.

A 72-year-old former mining executive has been charged with 136 offences relating to $1.9 million of alleged fraud.

A tropical cyclone could reach within 100 kilometres of north Queensland’s coast, as the system is forecast to reach a Category 2 by Tuesday.

Nathanael Cooper and crime reporter Fergus Hunter explore the rise in cocaine use in Australia and the impact it is having on organised crime.

A chiropractor has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting an 18-year-old female patient in Brisbane.

What could have been another story of two dead koalas after a dog attack is instead a story of two koalas surviving.

Racing NSW hopes to be successful in its bid to buy the Scone TAFE site to provide horse industry training.

A desperate search for an 18-year-old man who was swept from rocks off Western Australia’s rugged coasline near Albany continues for a third day, with rescue crews facing extremely dangerous conditions. 

Three workers who toiled throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to keep Victorians safe have been crowned this year’s Moomba monarchs.

The group have been held in the Kangaroo Point Central hotel for up to two years and were taken by bus to have temporary bridging visas processed on Monday morning.

NSW police are searching for the person who stabbed a man multiple times in Neutral Bay on Sunday afternoon.

Bresse chickens are set to be available to Sydney restaurants.

Car owners requiring repairs are facing lengthy delays as mechanics struggle to acquire parts just as COVID-19 fears lead many to shun public transport and get behind the wheel.

Gladys Berejiklian is pleading with the federal government for information about how many AstraZeneca vaccine doses NSW will receive, saying the state is still in the dark.

Police say a review of the cold-case killing of Omega Ruston, by a group with suspected ties to organised crime, uncovered new evidence last year.

Victoria has recorded no new cases of COVID-19 as office workers flock back to the city. Meanwhile, coronavirus fragments were detected in wastewater in Melbourne’s west, with residents urged to get tested.

Period product advertising over the past century has done everything in its power to deny the monthly bloody reality of menstruation.

The falling number of West Australian students choosing ATAR and the ever-expanding pathways to university has education researchers searching for more ways to measure student success.

The man who was fatally shot outside a Ravenhall pool hall has been identified as a young father from Deer Park.

Almost half of all shopfronts in Docklands were closed or vacant in December, making it one of the precincts worst affected by COVID-19 restrictions.

The onus for changing toxic cultures should be on the people who lead them. Yet it took Brittany Higgins, not Scott Morrison, to force change in Canberra.

Forget Sitting Week. There’s another very important session taking place in Canberra on Monday.

Researchers say an increase in Australians smoking methamphetamine is driving up treatment episode rates across the country.

The state government is planning to privatise a NSW TAFE facility that is valued at less than what it cost more than 25 years ago.

Political leaders should also be held to account for their failure to report potential criminal activities within their bailiwick.

More than 2500 cancer diagnoses were missed, with a steep fall in the detection of prostate, melanoma and breast cancer and head and neck tumours.

Australia remains one of the only countries in the world not to have introduced a ban at a federal level by ratifying a United Nations treaty.

Men are quick to declare they wouldn’t put their mum “in a home”. But they are not the ones who end up caring for her.

40 years ago, Sydney artists were reeling at the news that the Archibald Prize for 1980 would not be awarded, as the judges felt the entries were “below standard”.

Kuwait is liberated, how I won the war and Column 8.