Were there or were there not men pulled from the tunnel? In this crucial incident in the Roberts-Smith defamation case, two versions of the story cannot be reconciled.

The independent candidate Zoe Daniel discloses most (but not all) of her donors. The Liberal incumbent will not discuss the issue.

The prime minister continues his tour of Perth, Labor promises to review the NDIS if elected and the Liberal candidate for Warringah says she is “not going anywhere”.

The Victorian Supreme Court retrial of a man accused of the 1998 murders of two police officers in Moorabbin has focused on statements and witness accounts of Senior Constable Rodney Miller’s final moments.

Riley Shortland, 8, and Alex Raichman, 11, died in separate accidents in 2017 and 2018 when one was hit by a truck and the other by a train.

Victoria Police say it has logged about 8000 offences in the first five days of an Easter road safety blitz, including one motorist clocked doing more than 250km/h on the Calder Freeway at Woodend.

While a Queensland court decides whether “anti-paedophile” campaigner William Russell Pridgeon broke the law, a NSW court has restored his medical registration.

Caddick’s husband lodged a claim in court for a stake of the fraudster’s millions, including her home, jewellery and wedding dress, sparking outcry from victims.

The former Australian Test cricketer has applied to have domestic violence charges dealt with under mental health legislation.

The inspector of custodial services linked the lack of hours spent outside a cell by children to an increase in suicide attempts.

A Ballajura man faces 134 child abuse-related charges after a forensic analysis of devices seized from his home earlier this year.

A friend and former comrade of war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith is the first SAS witness to give evidence in support of the decorated former soldier in the Federal Court.

Eighteen months after vowing to air-condition all state classrooms to cool kids and help combat COVID, the government has met its target two months early.

Former Olympic swimmer and broadcaster Neil Brooks and his wife have been ordered to return to Australia to face a $1.95m fraud case, despite being unvaccinated and unable to enter the country.

Lloyd James was head of television at SBS in a time of innovation and agenda setting.

Thirty-five years ago, koalas were returning to suburban Melbourne, making their way along the river banks of the Yarra Valley Metropolitan Park as far in as Templestowe. The park’s rangers said it was the closest koalas had come into the city for ...

The coveted Coburg North reserve was the latest battleground caught between the needs of professionalised organised sport and local residents wanting open space protected in their neighbourhoods.

Footage already obtained shows multiple people filming the incident on their phones who have not yet come forward, police said.

If the Russians capture the city, it will release resources to their new push on the east.

I am being asked to vote for someone who is using equality for women as a thin veil to disguise offensive attacks on transgender people.

The south-east Melbourne airport has been accused of degrading its capacity as a working aerodrome in favour of commercial development.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese visited the Newstead Brewery, which is located around the corner from the federal Liberals’ long-serving campaign headquarters.

With limited job opportunities, and unstable work, the stage lends itself to being an extremely toxic work place.

Ku-ring-gai councillors want a big increase in fines for illegal tree removal after Killara residents complained that not all citizens were playing by the rules.

Fairfield deputy mayor Dai Le has put her hand up to contest the electorate of Fowler as an independent candidate.

The Health Department estimates more than 13 million vaccines have been delivered but not yet used, including 11.5 million doses across pharmacies and GPs.

The biggest private investor in WA’s power system wants to know when Collie’s coal-fired power stations will shut to give it time to invest in wind and batteries.

Port Beach is a popular spot for ocean lovers in Perth’s southern suburbs but is also one of the two most at-risk beaches for erosion.

Sean Kelly’s summary of Labor’s messy campaign is spot on and depressing.

Germany’s sea fortress of Heligoland was demolished this afternoon with a single huge explosion.

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

CCTV obtained by Nine News shows a man allegedly stealing a donation bowl from a bench inside the entrance of one church during a service on Saturday.

No wonder COVID has occasioned a drain on spirits.

High stakes culinary role up for grabs at one of Melbourne’s most famous mansions.

A new focus on literacy rather than maths has failed to boost the numbers of female and Indigenous students in selective schools across NSW.

Bureau of Crime Statistics data reveals that 61 “persons of interest” in knife attacks across the state last year were aged 10-17, compared with 205 adults.

Anthony Albanese has clarified Labor’s border protection policies for the second time in a week, Liberal senator Anne Ruston has defended past comments about Medicare and the Prime Minister is visiting Perth today.

Cancer surgery is being delayed almost daily at the flagship Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, a scenario surgeons say is happening at every hospital across the state amid ongoing severe staffing and bed shortages.

Tired of the COVID rules and the rain, Sydneysiders flocked to the Easter Show, beaches and the CBD to shop and ride free ferries.

For decades, governments and companies have promised gas will bring jobs and growth to regional Australia. But is that the reality? But have those promises met reality? The Age and Sydney Morning Herald travelled 4000 kilometres across Queensland to...

Among the 90 million people to have attended the Royal Easter Show since it began two centuries ago is the Brown family, whose constant involvement has been recognised by the RAS.

The election spendathon and the federal budget put into stark relief the financial rip-off that Victoria suffers for our membership of the federation.

Sunshine in Sydney on Easter Monday

Councillors voted to prepare to de-amalgamate after residents voted for the split, but staff are not happy.

The CWA says that its catering committee has decided to close the tearoom which means that the record crowds will have to do without scones with jam and cream.

40 years ago, a Federal Minister’s failure to pay duty on a colour television set - and a subsequent cover-up attempt - threw the Fraser Government into deep crisis.

Three months after Perth Children’s Court president Hylton Quail said Western Australia’s juvenile prison was putting children into lockdowns for so long they were better off in an adult prison, the state government says there will be new staff a...

Jerry Seinfeld called Sheridan the sweetest television mum.

The seven-day average for daily cases in WA had dropped to 6509 on Wednesday but has gone back up to 6705 as of Monday.

Waverley Council took to social media to alert walkers the area in Sydney’s east had been shut off as urgent repairs are made.