A Tesla on Autopilot has crashed over a barrier in Melbourne, holding up peak hour traffic.

Grove Bennett left behind millions of dollars of debt when he fled Canada. Last year, he joined the board of Ice Hockey Australia and created a new position for himself: CEO.

Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs face off at Marvel Stadium. Follow along with our live blog for all the big moments and post-game reactions.

High up above the ground-floor painting is one of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s “Keep Josh” digital billboards that cost tens of thousands of dollars per month.

Troy Xerri has been jailed over a crash in 2019 that killed a mother of three.

The prison guard who told Veronica Nelson to stop screaming for help has defended her actions at an inquest.

Ministers were given one month to come up with plans to cut civil service employee numbers by 91,000.

A Chinese intelligence ship has been spotted off Australia’s coast, prompting the Defence Minister to label it an “act of aggression”.

First Nations artist Black Douglas has won the Archibald Prize for 2022.

Russia is threatening to retaliate after Finland's leaders said the country must join NATO immediately.

A Queensland superyacht operator has been extradited from Cairns to Sydney to face charges over his alleged role in a cocaine importation plot.

The Queensland town of Laidley in the Lockyer Valley has been inundated with floodwaters, with a raging torrent running through the main street.

Tracey Brown tells inquest she failed in her duty of care and did not escalate concerns about the Indigenous inmate’s ailing health despite receiving “chilling” intercom calls for help.

Paul Vaughan gives away a penalty for a dangerous tackle after lifting Leo Thompson in an awkward position.

A cleaner has admitted to stealing a quarter of a million dollars in cash from a Melbourne grandmother.

Labor’s proposed national integrity commission would examine alleged misconduct from as far back as 15 years. Those in Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s camp say they are sceptical of the national polling showing Labor winning 80 seats.

A large fire has engulfed a factory in Melbourne’s west, with 60 firefighters working to control the blaze.

The state opposition has accused the government of giving to the health system with one hand while taking away with the other.

Several emergency alerts have been issued for Queensland with major flooding threatening several south-east communities.

A funeral has been held for Omar Zahed, the latest victim in Sydney’s gangland war.