The latest rule change for international students will impact about 6000 people.

And Eriophora transmarina takes the summer off.

The first response team officer to testify in Constable Zachary Rolfe’s murder trial has told the jury he cannot recall seeing a plan by superiors for the arrest of teenager Kumanjayi Walker.

The John Curtin Hotel on Lygon Street announced its closure on Monday, prompting sadness from live music fans and labour movement activists

The way we think about and try to treat pain may be entirely wrong, according to the latest scientific thinking.

There was a time when you might show up for work despite that tickle in the throat or snotty sniffle. Not any more. There is now a fervent expectation that those who are sick should stay away.

Blake O’Keeffe took his former longtime employer to the Fair Work Commission for unfair dismissal after he sacked him over the accidental death of the beloved family pet.

The former Essendon footballer has faced court charged with 88 offences including allegations he assaulted, threatened and poured beer over a woman.

The number of passengers travelling in Sydney by train rose 7 per cent last week, in a sign more people are returning to work in offices.

The shadow attorney-general has labelled a bill before Parliament a ‘repugnant piece of legislative cake’, created in the wake of allegations of evidence tampering and bullying within the judicial bench.

The 21-year-old was winched out of the water by a rescue helicopter, but was unable to be revived.

A man is dead and two police officers are seriously injured after a van and a police car collided at speed near Strathmerton on Tuesday.

Independent MP Zali Steggall has apologised for a “rookie” accounting error, thousands of NSW nurses are set to defy an eleventh-hour order to halt a major strike and the Victorian Opposition Leader says his fine for not wearing a mask will be pa...

“We were short-staffed well before the pandemic, but then Omicron hit and it became like a war zone,” said emergency department nurse Kelly Falconer.

A man who was rushed to hospital with burns to his hands has been charged while he is still in hospital.

Duy Linh Ho, a 41-year-old father-of-four, died at his home in Brisbane’s south in 2019 after a tense standoff with police.

Through the murk, there are two distinct issues: the Premier’s character and a workplace bullying complaint.

The last nine positions on Brisbane’s Olympic organising committee – four decided by Annastacia Palaszczuk – are expected to be announced in weeks.

Sydney’s tourism industry has had to develop a thick skin over the last three years after the Black Summer bushfires and continuing COVID-19 pandemic.

Hayne has been bailed with strict conditions including reporting to police three times a week and paying a $20,000 surety.

Victoria Police are awaiting the results of the woman’s autopsy to determine the cause of her death.

The Convoy to Canberra protesters have invited comparisons with Trump’s eclectic base, and there are similarities. But as we’ve seen in America, politicians ignore angry voter disaffection at their peril.

Nearly a month on from a once in 200-year flooding event, the Trans Australia rail line reopened on Tuesday, with the backlog of goods to begin arriving in WA from Wednesday.

A Broadmeadows business suspects an act of sabotage caused putrid whey and wastewater to run from its factory and into a Melbourne creek.

Three of the 48 new local cases have not yet been linked to other known cases.

Authorities have flagged more elective surgery can resume if, as epidemiologists expect, COVID-19 hospitalisation numbers continue to fall.

Lawyers for a 20-year-old Melbourne man charged over the death of a mother of five asked for him to be seen by a custody nurse, telling the court he’s vulnerable in custody.

The best photos from the international wires at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games in China.

Today on Please Explain, senior writer Deborah Snow joins Bianca Hall to talk about the Ben Roberts-Smith case, one of the most high-profile and high-stakes defamation hearings Australia has ever seen.

The estranged wife of the former special forces soldier has denied she is seeking revenge in court by giving evidence against him in his Federal Court defamation case.

Thousands of nurses across NSW marched through Macquarie Street in Sydney’s CBD to demand the implementation of nurse-to-patient ratios across the state’s hospitals.

Queensland will reconsider mask mandates and other COVID measures at the end of the month, as the state sees case numbers jump on Tuesday but trend down overall.

Supporters of the “racism not welcome” signs said they were delighted by their victory, but felt the “bizarre” debate had brought Woollahra into disrepute.

We can put men and women into space and yet can’t devise a way to get traffic under a humble bridge.

Those in the path of the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project say it’s only fair that it should run underground.

Triangle Energy, which operates an oil platform off Dongara, has lost a chief executive, its entire board of directors and a joint venture partner in less than two weeks.

An appeal court found the pair not guilty, determining they were earlier convicted by evidence filled with “inherent conflicts and improbabilities”.

Instant noodles and tea bags are part of a tangled fight brewing between unions and Rio Tinto about care for workers in COVID-19 isolation.

Police said the pair had been at a social function over the weekend and a number of people had stayed in the unit.

The Sydney court on Tuesday heard how a slanging match between two public figures escalated over a few high-stakes weeks in August 2020, as the pandemic surged.

It’s Labor’s turn to shake down Sydney’s suits, and invitations have gone out for the biggest bash on the Opposition’s fundraising calendar.

If you think it’s only in “really” corrupt countries that are the problem, think again. Australia, we have a problem.

Australia must increase its investment in the global vaccination campaign if it wants to do all it can to prevent further problems at home.

Emma Roberts told the judge about the disintegration of her relationship with the war veteran, and the day the woman he was having an affair with turned up at the marital home.

Carmel Mullally, who spent 50 years fending off attempts to buy her worker’s cottage in the Fremantle port, died on Friday.

The WA coroner’s ability to recommend schools improve health and safety, and prevent further student suicides, was ruled not a sufficient cause for an inquest.

Not all scooter riders are hoons or nuisances. There are many, like me, who genuinely want to share the road and dual paths.

Northbourne Public School in the city’s north-west, opened last year. It was built for 1000 students; this year, there are 1190 enrolled.

Ivanhoe residents say aged-care developers of a mega site are trying to get “backdoor” planning approval by bypassing local council and the state planning tribunal and going direct to the Planning Minister. 

Jenny Morrison told 60 Minutes she was ‘disappointed’ in the behaviour of Grace Tame at Kirribilli House, but chiding the former Australian Of The Year on her behaviour only misjudges her real anger.