Russia is edging closer to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, Australia’s expert vaccine body is currently weighing up COVID-19 booster shots for people aged 12 to 15 and the Prime Minister continues his tour of Western Australia.

As celebrations gear up for the bridge’s 90th anniversary, Ian Litchfield, 95, reflects on his visit to the construction marvel with his brother and father in late 1931.

Negotiations are under way to take people inside homes rarely open to the public, including the Beachcomber house which has survived bushfires and flood.

Helping to shine a light on war crimes allegations, despite Defence Force rules enforcing silence, took its own kind of courage.

A lawyer for the jailed crime boss has questioned whether the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is fulfilling its role in Mokbel’s case as he appeals against his convictions.

Lawyers for Brittany Higgins’ accused rapist are calling on the media to remove published stories about the former parliamentary staffer’s allegations.

A man on trial accused of murdering his ex-wife admits he entered her home, waited for her to return and assaulted her, but he says she took her own life after he left.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison told an industry breakfast businesses needed to be resilient in a changing world and not put all their eggs in one basket.

The Prime Minister, like me, has shed some kilos, so why does he deride the Opposition Leader for doing the same?

The Labor leader said there was no cultural problem with senior women in the party and described “mean girls” allegations in the wake of Kimberley Kitching’s death as disrespectful.

A Malaysia Airlines plane was forced to land shortly after take-off in 2018 because its airspeed sensors had been covered up to prevent wasps nesting in them.

The Melbourne model has also avoided charges over suspected drug use after police announced they had concluded their investigation into the influencer and issued her a fine over a party last year.

The lawyer for a group of more than 100 workers says recent changes to state legislation means his clients’ case has been “rendered futile”.

NAPLAN is traditionally held in May, but will be moved to March from next year so that teachers can do more with students’ results.

As a crowd called for the scrapping of a bill to extend pandemic powers, inside the similarly loud Parliament the focus was on integrity matters and the flood response.

Experts say a return to precautions such as mandatory face masks and density limits may be needed after the state recorded its highest daily case number since February 9.

The eastern suburbs doctor’s lawyers claim the woman alleging the misconduct is “untruthful” and motivated by financial advantage.

As the state recorded 6062 new cases overnight, two people are now in ICU and one woman in her 80s has died.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has appealed to state Labor voters in Western Australia to consider voting for the Coalition at the upcoming federal election.

Reducing the price of beer in the federal budget without broader reform will only add to the harm caused by alcohol. But there are other options to help households hurting from rising living prices.

The CIA wanted to make it appear as though Guevara was killed in combat.

War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith violently assaulted an unarmed and scared Afghan man who was in the foetal position and boasted on another occasion he wanted to kill a man with his bare hands, an elite soldier has told the Federal Court.

Privacy experts and civil libertarians have raised concerns about publicly funded mobile surveillance units being used regularly outside a private business.

The blaze claimed the life of three of the house’s tenants, while another man remains unaccounted for.

The accused attacker will remain behind bars after his bail application was refused at Sunshine Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

Between 9am on Tuesday and 6am on Wednesday, 72.4mm of rain fell in Broken Hill - the town’s wettest day since 2010.

NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has asked health authorities to investigate whether significant numbers of people were failing to report positive tests.

Thirty years ago, the rejigged career of former prime minister Bob Hawke took another twist when he joined Channel 9’s ’60 Minutes’ as an occasional reporter.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says the state government will provide a $3000 subsidy for anyone buying an electric vehicle, in a bid to reduce emissions.

The quartet were all in casual attire - apart from Carr - in a pin striped suit and tie. Some things never change!

In fending off a challenge from Albanese and Labor, the Coalition refers to its economic and national security metrics – and current crises overseas only play to this.

The Age has welcomed a new generation of journalists to its newsroom, with five highly qualified and eager trainees joining the masthead this week.

One of the directors left the police union board late last year after he was raided and suspended, but a second was re-elected in the past fortnight even though he is facing charges.

Prisoners of conscience rot in jails. Regimes terrorise their people. And history will show that, more than any of her parliamentary peers, Kimberley Kitching had their backs.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will further disrupt a global food chain already fractured by the effects of the pandemic and climate change.

Politicians, desperate for public endorsement, often try to keep a lid on consumer prices. But history tells us that attempts to control the market is a fool’s errand.

The state government said it would aim to lure 1000 foreign healthcare workers to ease a dire shortage. They didn’t come close.

Developers want their $160 million proposal for a 10-storey unit block to be a catalyst for bigger change on the much-maligned strip.

Medical groups, academics, politicians and journalists have repeatedly asked for the data behind the core document guiding WA’s public health restrictions.

More than 200 schools in NSW have been labelled “high progress” based on new NAPLAN data.

Find out if your school made the list of more than 120 Victorian schools to record better-than-expected NAPLAN results.

At the best Australian employers for gender equality, careful audits reveal where the pay gaps exist, and then act to close them.

Anthony Albanese has now promised about $750 million in a campaign that wants to bring in some balance to the Coalition’s inequity.

The Persian Army is ready to fight to the last man if the Russians move towards Tehran.

Sixty years ago, the world’s attention was briefly turned to a remote Tasmanian beach, where locals had discovered the remains of a “mysterious sea monster”.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

The former police commissioner was investigated by the independent law enforcement watchdog over his part-ownership of racehorses with a group of others.

Queensland Parliament has been urged to block a private member’s bill from an MP who warned that any compromise could delay further reform.

A new light show had Brisbane pedestrians, and some drivers, transfixed in recent days. But what, exactly, is going on at the top of Suncorp’s new Brisbane headquarters?

The massive flow of mud has been attributed to a lack of riverbank revegetation projects since the 2011 flood. Now a peak environmental agency is hoping the latest disaster will be the final wake-up call.