Researchers found those who post online hate are more likely to be men under 35 with poor impulse control compared to people who do not.

The retailer, which has 38 stores nationally, was placed in voluntary administration less than a week ago. Staff in the affected locations are being briefed.

Investor loans fell by 31 per cent in the three months to September, a fact welcomed by Housing Minister Clare O'Neil despite more modest falls for homebuyer loans.

The provider says it will only provide cooked breakfasts if a dietitian recommends "additional cooked protein options" for the resident, or if they buy an "enhanced dining" package for $15,330 a year.

The premier and two cabinet ministers could be forced to give evidence in a criminal case stemming from a February protest at Town Hall.

Lucy Beaumont told Sky News she was a "whistleblower" who spoke to reporters about allegations against David Walliams.

New analysis shows people who earn about $45,000 or $190,000 are the worst hit by bracket creep, the phenomenon that results in taxpayers being stung with higher rates over time.

CFMEU administrators allege its former Victorian leader diverted $3.3 million in union funds to his companies, as they expel him for five years.

Tame Impala star alongside a huge group of Australian artists who will play at the music festival next year.

Usman Khawaja cuts down on media appearances regarding his book, Sabr, following incessant questions about the Sandpapergate chapter. 

A murder trial over the death of 70-year-old Merril Kelly has begun in the Supreme Court. 

It all began when Mr Haapea fronted a video promoting a campaign encouraging singles to enter a competition where they could travel to the Nordic country to meet and dine with new people. Then, they posted about a day-long closure for a staf...

"Very dangerous" storms knock out power for tens of thousands of homes in the Logan region, along with the Scenic Rim, the Moreton Bay Region and the Gympie area.

Hail, dust and thunderstorms have swept across WA's interior, leaving thousands without power and the landscape looking like a "white Christmas".

Australians across the country have paused to honour and commemorate fallen soldiers this Remembrance Day, marking the 108th anniversary of the Armistice which ended the First World War.

Hundreds of hectares' worth of crops are lost as dry lightning and harvest activity combine with dangerous weather conditions.

The Victorian Liberal Party has dumped Williamstown candidate Paul Lindemann over offensive comments it says he made about Indigenous Australians.

Journalists trying to ask questions about the business dealings of Riverton MP Jags Krishnan are blocked by a group of his colleagues outside state parliament. 

While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels. 

The Queensland CFMEU inquiry commissioner issues his interim report ahead of time after hearing "highly disturbing" allegations.

Former construction union official Paul Tzimas tells a royal commission he was surprised when his superior Joe Myles told Big Build project managers he had a "direct line to Jacinta Allan's office".

Bird lovers say departmental red tape needlessly delayed a bid to save 50 vulnerable black swan cygnets from fox attacks on a drying lake near Mandurah.

The family of Melbourne man Jeremie Robert Munso have confirmed he was killed while serving as a medic in Ukraine's International Legion.

The 28-year-old was taken to hospital on Friday with life-threatening injuries and died this morning.

Police divers will today search rivers as part of their search for missing teenager William, who disappeared during a camping trip on Friday.