It was the pizza we had to have.

The case was set for a three-day hearing this week, but it has been rescheduled to February 2022.

Queensland’s border pass system asks travellers to declare they have not been to an interstate exposure venue. But NSW and Victoria stopped publishing sites, despite rising cases.

Demand for boosters has surged as NSW case numbers have climbed to more than 800, the highest level since lockdown ended in October.

As thousands of Victorian school-leavers await their ATAR results on Thursday, five year 12 graduates reflect on a challenging year.

Senior Mongols bikie Toby Mitchell has been granted bail after he struck a man twice at an Echuca hotel, distressing onlookers.

Millions of mRNA vaccines will be produced in Victoria, there is a second venue of concern in the NSW city of Newcastle and Scott Morrison vows to pursue lower taxes ahead of the next election.

Sam Groth, the Australian tennis player who holds the world record for the fastest serve, is considering a tilt for the state seat of Nepean.

Pressure is mounting on senior Treasury officials to resolve a standoff with the Auditor-General over ‘significant accounting issues’.

The former NRL player is facing five counts of transmitting or promoting child abuse material charges.

Dozens of out-of-school-hours care services run by parents could be forced to compete in commercial tenders from next year.

Police say they remain committed to finding William Tyrrell but will finish the latest search for his remains soon.

Is it better to mix booster vaccines? Should I have a fourth shot if I’m immunocompromised? How long should I wait if I’ve had COVID? Leading infectious diseases expert Professor Sharon Lewin answers your booster shot questions.

WA is facing twin COVID-19 scares after three truck drivers in two trucks who separately entered WA from South Australia have tested positive for COVID-19.

A man police say is the leader of Australia’s nationalist socialist movement is accused of assaulting a security guard outside Nine’s Melbourne office building.

The Greens minority is seeking to hoist a first-time councillor into the role ahead of Labor’s Darcy Byrne.

Scott Morrison’s favourite singer Tina Arena was appointed to the Australia Council for the Arts board – but her attendance record last year was far from perfect.

Lifeline recorded a record rise in calls for help from Victorians about the time two Sydney removalists introduced the Delta COVID strain to the state.

A Christmas gift for the history fanatic who has everything: rare books from the ship library of Matthew Flinders will go under the hammer.

Peter Barnard was an enormous influence across Australia’s dental community.

Day to day practical details were missing in the COVID transition date announcement – what happens when someone tests positive for COVID? What happens to contacts at their workplace? What happens at their family home? If a single parent gets COVID ...

Fears are growing within the LGBTQI+ community that the much-heralded NSW special inquiry into gay-hate crimes will be a toothless tiger.

The former soldier has won access to a series of messages between lawyers defending the three newspapers he has accused of defamation and a solicitor representing a former soldier he served alongside.

There has been a stream of new exposure sites identified this week, despite only two new community cases in the past four days.

The developer of the nine-storey apartment building has been stopped from allowing buyers to move in after the defects were discovered.

The three new Omicron infections, including the state’s first case of community transmission, are linked to an international flight that landed in Melbourne from Dubai last month.

Passengers on a light plane which was forced to complete an emergency landing at Perth Airport on Tuesday have spoken highly of the pilot who managed to touch down with no major incidents.

A new way of measuring private school parents’ income has found many are much better off than estimated under the old system.

The trio, convicted in October over a rigged tender, are fighting to get out of jail ahead of an appeal likely to be heard next year.

Tony Mokbel’s appeal against convictions for drug trafficking could be heard in the first half of next year, but his lawyers still have key disputes to settle with prosecutors.

From Wednesday, density limits are scrapped and face masks only required on public transport, during air travel and for unvaccinated indoor hospitality staff.

ABC Perth has nudged aside popular FM station Nova to win the tussle for early bird listeners.

Radio station 4BC 882 has grown its audience share with a fresh lineup and new AM frequency.

Gregory James Thurlow disappeared on October 1, 1996. His parents have since died, not knowing their son’s fate.

Two men, believed to be aged in their 50s, suffered leg wounds on Tuesday morning after a gun discharged at a shooting range in Kariong.

Today on Please Explain, foreign affairs and national security correspondent Anthony Galloway joins Bianca Hall to discuss Barnaby Joyce’s call for Julian Assange to be tried in Britain or brought home.

Masks are likely to come back into effect in Queensland when COVID-19 begins to circulate widely in the community.

Victorian state school teachers have vowed to go on strike in term one next year if the Andrews government does not resolve their pay dispute.

Scouts Victoria has suspended three boys while it investigates allegations they made anti-Semitic comments to Jewish counterparts at a recent scout camp.

If you are anxiously awaiting your ATAR and weighing up your future pathways, you should ask yourself these Four W questions.

NSW has reported 804 new COVID-19 cases, the highest daily total since October 2. There are 168 coronavirus patients in hospital including 21 in intensive care.

West Australian employers have welcomed the opportunity to hire workers outside the state once pandemic travel restrictions ease, but unions warn of a return to lower wages and less job security.

Two former American baseball players may have had picture perfect postcards to send home since arriving in WA, but they’re looking forward to sharing the experience firsthand with their families now the border is reopening.

Hollywood art dealer Stefan Simchowitz has spent four years pursuing rogue gallery owner Tristian Koenig.

Australian Museum has joined the growing list of venues catering for people with sensory sensitivities.

In Total Control, Griffith’s character get to choose the kind of conservative woman she wants to be.

Imagine a sliding door moment, and it was not Assange but you who was in court in Britain.

The lack of membership and the domination of the MPs’ offices as a recruiting ground augurs poorly for the party over the long term.

The Auditor-General is refusing to sign off on the state’s finances unless serious concerns about a controversial $40 billion rail corporation are resolved.

At his height, Chau had branded Suncity high-roller rooms at Crown in Melbourne and Star in Sydney. Now he’s in a Macau police cell awaiting trial. This is how it happened.