A young woman is warning of the health risks of mould as wet weather causes a rise in spores.

The federal government could constrain exports of gas as it looks to rein in runaway prices.

Amber Heard was viciously trolled and publicly vilified in a courtroom battle that will leave many fearful.

The rumour was aired in the trial for three vaccine mandate challenges involving police and ambulance officers.

A forensic accounting report said Star was willing to engage in “window dressing” to navigate potential regulatory and legal obstacles.

A policeman is accused of driving at up to 230km/h to reach an injured colleague.

Two people have been arrested after a police chase through Macedon dam in Victoria’s North.

Former Liberal backbencher Bernie Finn is returning to the party where he began his political career, announcing he'll lead the Democratic Labour Party into November's election.

A water main has burst for the second time in a week in Plumpton in Sydney’s west, causing localised flooding.

Four people have been charged for defrauding the NDIS of more than $2 million following raids across western Sydney.

The NSW government will be offering thousands of apprentices and TAFE training as a solution to the state’s mass skills shortage.

A fake Uber driver who sexually assaulted a 17-year-old girl in Brunswick has been sentenced to 15 months behind bars.

Disgraced 'Hey Dad!' actor Robert Hughes has been granted parole after two failed attempts.

More than 100 suppliers in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania could be forced to cut gas use altogether.

The pair were coaxed from the water and have since been charged after they allegedly dumped a stolen car in Macedon.

For the first time, a government MP has been given official responsibility for shepherding the country towards embracing a native head of state.

A former senior SAS soldier has told the Federal Court that he relied on his subordinates to give truthful accounts of any killings alleged to have occurred in battle.

It is among the most protracted, complex and costly defamation trials ever conducted in Australia. War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial is now entering its final stages.

One victim contacted police and made a statement, and as a result of a public appeal, the second victim came forward.

The Palaszczuk government has launched a review but podcasters want a public inquiry into the state-run Forensic DNA Analysis Unit.