Anthony Albanese and his cabinet are set to endorse a multi-pronged strategy to curb sky-high power prices, as pressure mounts on the government to urgently intervene in the market. 

The television star faces seven charges, including attempting to pervert the course of justice and destruction of evidence, related to a fatal helicopter crash in February.

Celebrity crocodile wrangler and reality television star Matt Wright has been bailed after he was arrested in relation to a helicopter crash that killed his close friend Chris 'Willow' Wilson. Here's what we know. 

The Albanese government will leave the "yes" and "no" camps to do their own fundraising in the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, rather than providing an even contribution from taxpayers.

We asked three Indigenous Australians who are helping to close the gap in their communities whether they think the Voice to Parliament has the potential to make an impact.

The Albanese government is one step closer to fulfilling its election promise to establish a National Anti-Corruption Commission. 

Ernie Walker is remembered as a "modest hero" and is saluted in federal parliament for his service at Kokoda and in Libya, where his garrison earned the mocking name they reclaimed as a badge of pride.

As parliament readies to consider a censure motion against the former prime minister over his secret ministries, the opposition formally decides against rebuking Scott Morrison — though one MP looks likely to cross the floor.

The Industrial Relations Commission threatens to start proceedings to suspend registration of the nurses union unless it can demonstrate why that should not happen.

Revenue NSW announces it will withdraw more than 33,000 COVID-19 fines, after a Supreme Court hearing today.

It is unclear whether airlines will reschedule or cancel flights that are due to take off or land during the planned four-hour strike at 27 airports across Australia.

Central banks around the world are working to get inflation back under control — but it will come at significant economic cost, Deutsche Bank warns.

Huge crowds at inspections, bidding wars, rent increases and eviction notices. Experts say not since The Great Depression has it been this hard to rent in Australia. 

The 42-year-old man was ordered to pay $7,000 in legal costs to the RSPCA and donate a further $2,000 to a Melbourne animal hospital.

Gunggari elder Lynette Nixon, who lives in western Queensland, joins a chorus of calls for the National Party to review its opposition to an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. 

South Australia's police commissioner says alcohol and a quest for social media virality appear to have led to a schoolie being knocked unconscious after jumping off a roof and onto a table.

Stephen Mitchell pleads guilty to a number of child sexual offences that occurred between 1994 and 2008.

The ex-Wagga Wagga MP is charged with conspiring to commit an offence after an "extensive investigation" by the Australian Border Force.

Day nine of the Qatar World Cup saw a furious coach get red carded for an "early" final whistle, a controversial goal for Portugal that stopped Cristiano Ronaldo from matching a record, more tension ahead of the Iran - USA group game and a C...

The boss of Australia Post says a sign in a South Australian store saying it could not take Indian photos was "poorly executed" and has apologised to people offended by the wording. 

Police have told an inquest that officers did not engage in a pursuit of a car that slammed into a traffic light pole at more than 100km/h, killing all four teenage passengers.

The widespread immunisation campaign comes after four cases of polio were found in the country less than a decade after the World Health Organization declared it free of the deadly virus.

The South Australian government says updated modelling shows 1,086 primary residences will be flooded if River Murray inflows peak at 250 gigalitres a day.

The head of a key army recruit training centre describes statistics on bullying and sexual misconduct at his facility as "concerning", during evidence at the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. 

A US warship "seriously violated China's sovereignty and security" when it "illegally intruded" into waters near the contested Spratly Islands on Tuesday, a Chinese spokesman says.