The second and final day of the government’s jobs and skills summit kicks-off this morning, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has met with his French counterpart and Dylan Alcott has called for people with disabilities to keep more of their pens...

A teenager is fighting for life after falling from an e-skateboard in Adelaide's south.

A soccer club in Adelaide has been forced to scrub clean its home ground after graffiti was sprayed all over the clubrooms and stands.

An Iraqi security guard who took a little girl and exposed himself to her at a shopping centre has been jailed.

The NSW government has backed away from its threat to wage war against rail unions despite an ultimatum being ignored to cease all industrial activity on Sydney’s public transport network by Friday.

A husband allegedly run over by his wife when she discovered him cheating has been accused of being full of excuses at his jilted spouse's trial.

A police chase has ended in a crash in Queensland's Fortitude Valley.

A thug who coward punched a father of two outside a bar in Hoppers Crossing has been sentenced to 18 months jail.

NSW Police are investigating a fight in St Ives between a group of teens and a man dressed in a business suit.

An extra 35,000 migrants have been given the green light to enter Australia to help fill crippling worker shortages.

Georgia Wilson told the disability royal commission that when her mother died she found her with her long hair matted and her hands, legs, neck and face encrusted with dirt.

Last time Yasmin Poole tried to make her concerns about treatment of women heard, the then prime minister didn’t wish to engage. As the youngest person inside this week’s jobs summit, she found a distinctly different vibe.

NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell has asked the state’s education authority to closely monitor the situation at private school Knox Grammar following revelations students were expelled after posting offensive messages in an online private chat ...

Child protection workers have said they are burnt out and unable to provide adequate support to the children in their care, with excessive caseloads taken on “at least 85 times this year alone.”

Two people were taken to hospital after a cement mixer collided with a tram in Melbourne CBD.

Victoria Police is facing a class action over allegations its officers used capsicum spray as a 'coercive tool' during a 2019 mining rally.

A man accused of stabbing a woman on her Sydney doorstep has been granted bail.

Torris Folau was drunk and looking to score drugs when he broke into a home and randomly attacked two people in May 2020.

They were about 120 kilometres east of one of the country’s most challenging four-wheel-drive routes when their car caught fire. Luckily, they kept their heads.

With local villagers hungry for bush meat, John Gardiner is spending millions to protect the wildlife now flourishing on his 55,000-hectare Zimbabwe reserve.