A small coffee shop in Sydney's inner west has been buoyed by the support of the local community in the wake of an anti-vaxxer attack over the government vaccination rules.

The SA-based vice-president of the Australian Medical Association has hit out at NSW, accusing its authorities of having "relegated" health advice, and warning what is good for one state is not necessarily good for others ahead of proposed ...

Premier Dominic Perrottet says his COVID and Economic Recovery Committee will meet on Thursday to discuss easing more restrictions a week earlier, with NSW possibly hitting its 80 per cent fully vaccinated target this weekend.

A pastoralist vows to change firearm laws across Australia, to put an end to the reckless behaviour of some hunters that has left his workers and stock in fear for their lives.

Having narrowly survived the Buchenwald and Auschwitz concentration camps under the Nazis, Eddie Jaku dedicated his life to teaching others about the perils of hatred and intolerance. 

More than 10,000 kilometres apart, Athar and Hani managed to tie the knot on a video call – with Athar's dad as the proxy groom.

Central Australia and parts of Queensland have already received a deluge this week, and more wild weather is on the way for the south-east in what's shaping up to be a soggy season.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese will not order the federal Member for Holt Anthony Byrne to be expelled from the party, after the long-serving MP admitted yesterday to manipulating votes in the Victorian Labor branch.

It is an issue that is causing major headaches for the Labor Party this week, but has been identified as a problem across both the major parties. Here is your quick catch-up on what branch stacking involves and why it is making headlines...

Victoria's government will help relocate up to 1,000 overseas health workers, including Australians, to support the pandemic-hit health system while also boosting the pay of doctors, nurses and paramedics in the state. Follow live.

The seven-day average of new cases in Victoria has fallen for the first time since August, as the state tries to bring its Delta outbreak under control. Victoria has recorded 1,466 new cases and eight more people have died.

Tamara says she was sexually harassed and had friends sexually assaulted by senior male employees while working for Sony Music Australia. She says head office in New York turned a blind eye and "let this happen for decades".

Not for the first time, the 21 members of the Nationals party-room find themselves as the centre of Australia's climate change debate, with some adamant to refuse a net zero target regardless of what policy is behind it.

A father is arrested and charged with allegedly breaching SA's COVID-19 directions at a city medi-hotel this afternoon, with his young daughter taken into SA Health's care.

Premier Daniel Andrews declares he has always followed the Labor Party's rules, as the state's anti-corruption watchdog says branch stacking appears to have been "endemic within the Labor Party for at least the last 20 years".

A major US investment firm is planning to launch an Australian low-cost carrier by the name of Bonza to compete with Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin and Rex in the domestic aviation market.

The ACT has recorded 28 new COVID-19 cases and a record 19 people in hospital, as ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr confirms that from 11:59pm this Thursday, the territory's lockdown will be lifted.

A guest has told of hiding in a wardrobe when a group of people forced their way into an historic Kalgoorlie hotel, causing more than $30,000 worth of damage. 

A years-long quest to free a bull elk ends with US authorities sedating the animal and removing a tyre from around its neck.

Paul McCartney says it was John Lennon, not him, who instigated The Beatles breaking up and that the band would have continued if Lennon had not left.

Nearly 60,000 international students are itching to get on Australian soil to begin or resume their studies, but many are anxious about what life will look like once they arrive.

Benjamin Hoffmann’s fourth and final alleged victim sustained 69 injuries across his body, including dozens of “stab or slicing" injuries in a "struggle" that led to his death, a court has heard.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un uses an anniversary event to accuse the US of not taking action to prove it has no hostile intent toward his country, vowing to build his country's military capacity.

A man who shot a woman in the neck in a random attack as she sat in her car in Canberra's inner south has been sentenced to more than a decade in jail.

After being charged with two counts of rape last month, a 20-year-old Canberra law student and former political staffer has faced court charged with another count of rape against a different woman earlier this year.