A study has shown a new drug is almost 100 per cent effective in eliminating bowel cancer in some patients.

A man has been arrested over an alleged hit-and-run along the Thiele Highway in South Australia, which left a motorbike rider in a critical condition.

A new United States airline will see travellers fly direct between San Francisco and Brisbane.

A pilot study will see a group of dogs help detect COVID-19 among patients and visitors at the emergency department of Adelaide's Lyell McEwin Hospital.

The Murugappan family are making their long-awaited return to Biloela, touching down in Brisbane before reaching the outback town.

A cyclist hit by a truck is appealing for witnesses to come forward after the driver failed to stop.

A new NSW government scheme is offering free solar systems for low-income households.

A Melbourne serial killer who murdered three women in the 1990s will be eligible for parole next year.

A disabled Cranbourne man has been sentenced over the sickening abuse of young children over a two-year period.

A Sydney police officer has been stood down facing nine charges including rape and assault.

Police have launched an investigation after human remains were found on a remote Sunshine Coast hinterland track.

Police have issued an emergency warning in Nerang on the Gold Coast with residents urged to stay indoors.

Pressure is on the federal government to cancel a deal between an Australian university and a Chinese aviation company as the research might benefit China's military.

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All of the big four banks have passed on the RBA’s hefty rate rise in full.

A report has found that unless Victoria Police begins actively monitoring why body-worn cameras are not being activated in some cases, there would be missed opportunities in improving public safety.

The Australian National University in Canberra retained top spot among Australian tertiary institutions but slipped from 27th to 30th and is now just three places ahead of Melbourne.

A Melbourne serial killer who murdered three women in the late 90s will be eligible for parole next year.

Residents have gathered at State Parliament today, taking a stand against the culling of Brumbies.

An investigation is underway after human remains were found on a remote track in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.