Police need help to track down a man, wanted after a woman was doused in flammable liquid and almost set alight in Box Hill.

A woman has been hospitalised with a broken leg after a skydiving accident north of Adelaide.

Thousands of people around Australia have held anti-monarchy protests on the National Day of Mourning for the Queen.

A Queensland man died in his driveway after waiting four hours for an ambulance.

Thousands of First Nations protesters marched to Parliament House in Melbourne on the National Day of Mourning for the Queen's death.

A major cyberattack against Optus has compromised the identities of more than nine million Aussies.

There was a guard of honour held at Bondi Beach to honour the Queen.

Outraged protesters called to “abolish the monarchy” as they paraded through central Melbourne, rejecting a public holiday mourning the Queen.

The devastated city of Lismore is preparing for a third flood of the year as wet weather lashes the state, prompting dozens of flood rescues, including of a four-year-old boy trapped in a vehicle. 

A mobile speed camera has nearly been towed from a clearway in Wollongong.

Anti-monarchy protests have been held across the country in response to the Day of Mourning for the Queen.

Optus customers have been hit with a major data breach with federal authorities investigating the data breach.

A minute of silence will be held for the Queen at 11am AEST, new polling suggests the Victorian government is on track to be re-elected in November and people appear to be hurriedly booking flights out of Russia.

Police initially said the person who came across a seriously injured woman could have saved her life. But on Thursday, prosecutors alleged the man who called emergency services was also the driver in the hit-and-run crash.

As 30 corgis and their owners sat quietly in Melbourne’s Botanic Gardens to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s death on Thursday, one errant bark broke their minute’s silence.

A 12-year-old boy is in a critical condition after a car ploughed into a set of traffic lights in Brisbane.

Over the past fortnight our First Nations communities have lost three monarchs more culturally significant to us than the fate and demise of an old woman in the UK.

Restaurateurs hoping for a buzzing post-COVID summer have been rattled by plans by the City of Melbourne to force them to pay to keep the outdoor dining areas set up during the pandemic.

Police used mobile phone location data to track 15-year-old Dom’s movements to Cowra after he went missing on September 14. But since Saturday, his mobile phone has been disconnected.

The opposition lashed the government for ramming the bill through parliament within 24 hours. The bill would allow continued enforcement of most COVID-19 restrictions except the ability to raise a hard border.