Is this a job for the highway patrol or the fashion police?

Scott Morrison doubles down on his criticism of the Queensland government over its plan to ban unvaccinated people from hospitality venues.

Queensland’s Premier has defended requiring the more accurate but more expensive tests for incoming travellers, while promising to look at a potential loophole.

Injured father Nagmeldin Osman could not conceal his grief as he spoke of the loss of four of his five children in a house fire.

Adam Zydek wrote in a letter to Divine Mercy College parents on Monday the school would not actually be closing and claimed it was not “anti-vax”, however he also criticised Premier Mark McGowan for imposing mandatory vaccination rules on teacher...

Was Cricket Australia’s 2018 decision to keep Tim Paine as Test captain conditional on his lewd texts staying out of the headlines?

Five different antidepressants didn’t help relieve Elissa, but she is among the first people in Australia to receive a new drug for treatment-resistant depression.

Anecdotal reports say tutoring has improved student engagement but an official evaluation has not yet been released.

The NSW Building Commissioner has taken aim at the builder involved in multiple projects across the city embroiled in legal action with apartment owners.

The CEO of Victoria’s embattled gaming watchdog has resigned amid a major overhaul of the regulator, which has been widely criticised over its lax oversight of Crown casino.

Detective Sergeant John Breda almost died after being stabbed by suspected child sex offender Nick Newman on Australia Day in 2018.

The regional university will cut the number of academic schools it has from six to three as a decline in demand forces it to restructure its operations.

Sicilian-born fisherman Santo La Macchia hopes to begin his 101st birthday on Tuesday doing what he loves best: trawling for squid and prawns.

An apprentice jockey died after falling from her horse on a poorly lit training track that went through bushland, a court has heard.

The Australian Federal Police chief says the threat environment for politicians has evolved rapidly and safety arrangements are being reviewed.

Hundreds of Victorians are seeking treatment for ‘long COVID’, wet weather is impacting the William Tyrrell search in NSW and the Prime Minister is facing a Senate revolt over vaccine mandates.

Perth Modern staff on Monday were told principal Lois Joll and associate principal Val Furphy had been told not to attend school that day.

The court was told the victim had been in a casual relationship with a sex worker, who had broken off the affair before dating the accused.

Court clears way for the sale of the fraudster’s assets to return funds to investors, possibly forcing her elderly parents from their home

Vaccination rates in Victoria’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities lag the state average, and health practitioners are worried.

A Victorian coroner will refer two Melbourne doctors to the health practitioner regulator after finding their actions contributed to the death of a mother who suffered an allergic reaction during a heart scan.

West Australian school leavers have waited up to eight hours to have their COVID vaccine verifications approved to allow them into official celebrations in the South West.

AMA WA president Mark Duncan-Smith said children between five and 11 needed to be vaccinated as soon as possible, with extensive data from the UK showing 7.4 per cent of children experienced long COVID.

Kenneth Grant brought camping gear and a machine he used to treat sleep apnoea to a party at his friends’ home – signalling, his lawyer said, his intention to stay the night.

Emotional neighbours on Sunday recounted the moments a father tried to save four of his children, aged from one to 10, after fire engulfed the Mantello Drive home in Werribee.

Hundreds of trainee psychiatrists have been unable to complete their exams after the latest attempt at holding the test failed due to technical difficulties.

Emergency services were called to the incident at Belmont about 12.15pm, but the 74-year-old man died at the scene.

Today on Please Explain, climate and energy correspondent Mike Foley joins Bianca Hall to discuss the rocky relationship between one of Australia’s top climate scientists and sections of the timber industry.

From rock to punk, pop, hip-hop and rave, Nick Vukovic has posters from most of the big-name acts to have played in Melbourne over the past 70 years, and some of the best are about to be put on display.

The pandemic has shown us that it’s possible to balance family life and work – and it would be a shame if that was lost as workers return to the office.

The current Director of Infectious Diseases at Gold Coast University Hospital has been at the forefront of the pandemic fight, and will take over in mid-December.

Mark McGowan’s comments come as WA still requires 165,000 more people to be jabbed in coming weeks to reach its 90 per cent vaccination target.

Victoria’s vaccine mandate has been tweaked so that school kids aged between 12 and 15 will be able to attend excursions, camps and graduations irrespective of whether they’ve had their jabs.

More Melburnians turn to The Age for trusted news than to any other news masthead.

How many people at these protests would still go if they knew who they were marching alongside?

The state government is this week looking to scrape together enough support to pass its controversial proposed pandemic legislation.

The Sydney Morning Herald is Australia’s most read masthead with 8.6 million readers.

Parts of the south-east could record up to 50 millimetres of rain on Monday as severe thunderstorms are expected to continue to hit Queensland throughout the week.

Tyler Dirkson put off getting the jab because he feared it would make his mental health worse. “But after a long time, I just thought the whole world’s getting vaxxed, so why not?”

The likes of the apostrophe save us from a world where punctuation is replaced by emojis.

Despite declines in rates of serious and violent crime, we have not witnessed the same decline in reports of fear of crime.

In winking at protesters who threatened violence, the Prime Minister may be alienating the majority.

A bill put before Parliament in 2017 was far superior in the protections it offered.

New rules will make it harder for legal services’ to keep women safe.

Hundreds of Victorians are seeking treatment for debilitating, lingering symptoms of COVID-19 many months after their diagnosis, including a growing number of young people who had mild bouts of the disease. 

Who will fill Gaven Morris’ chair when the ABC news boss skips out of Ultimo for the final time?

Transdev Sydney made the concession in a staff note the same year it was selected to operate the city’s CBD and South-East line.

The conflict over the type and extent of development allowed at Callan Park looks set to continue into next year.

One of the most poisonous commercial relationships in Australian history will go on trial, as the ‘for better or worse’ elements of the $18 billion Sino Iron project in WA’s Pilbara get scrutinised.

Australian sign language is the second-most popular language in Victoria’s early childhood language program.