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The national workplace health and safety regulator is investigating two incidents in which National Australia Bank workers died by suicide just weeks apart.
An Australian teenager has pleaded guilty to creating deepfake pornography, in a landmark case.
A commission of inquiry is underway into the Queensland branch of the CFMEU. (ABC News: Luke Bowden)
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Food delivery services say the proposed laws will affect their workers, while shared e-vehicle schemes claim the laws could make them uninsurable
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Cricket NSW opposed to proposal; Cricket Queensland undecided
Children languishing in custody are pleading guilty to crimes they may not have committed to avoid jail, say lawyers. (ABC News: Jane Bardon)
Australia is leveraging its food exports to secure critical imports of fuel and fertiliser from Brunei as farmers warn that soaring costs and fuel shortage fears may stop half the country’s growers from planting crops this season.
A state's political donation and campaign funding laws have been ruled constitutionally invalid, in a case that could have national implications.In a landmark 71-page judgment today, the High Court struck out Victoria's Australian-first political donation rules.The court found part 12 of the Electoral Act, which reg…
Former Treasury secretary says the tax rate is ‘socially optimal’ in submission to a new parliamentary inquiry
Port Adelaide's Zak Butters (left) and Ollie Wines were left stunned after umpire Nick Foot gave a 50-metre penalty for abusive language in the Gather Round finale. (Getty Images: AFL Photos/Michael Willson)
Not ‘reasonable’ to impose that Siena Hopper, 25, with no criminal history, should be excluded from City of Sydney except for work or to attend court
Trainer Will Hulbert spent three months and thousands of dollars carefully devising a plan to send his exciting filly from Brisbane to Melbourne to race for $250,000.
Tahlia Roy is an ABC News digital journalist in Canberra covering health, social affairs and women's experiences. She has previously worked as an ABC News producer in Sydney and a regional TV reporter for a commercial network. She is an Our Watch fellow.
Forty-five-year-old Rajab Ali was cleared of stalking Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Sydney, but sentenced for intimidating a security guard. (Supplied: TikTok)
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Mose Kopyoto has applied to sue the Australian government for unpaid accommodation costs. (ABC News: Marian Faa)
Prince Harry is at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra alongside AWM Director Matt Anderson. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
The Australian Defence Force will be dangerously unprepared for the growing security threats the nation faces unless the Albanese government announces a major increase in defence spending this week, some of the nation’s top military experts have warned.
David Warner’s position as Sydney Thunder captain is in jeopardy after he was charged with drink-driving earlier this month.
Larvotto Resources is on track and on budget for a mid-2026 production startup at its Hillgrove antimony-gold project in New South Wales. The mine is shaping up to become a major supplier of antimony just as the commodity’s strategic stock rises in Canberra.
Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle are back together, with the “Euphoria” star modeling a selection of summer-ready jean shorts in her second campaign for the retailer.
Dean Cayley grows sugarcane in Bundaberg in Queensland. (ABC News: Tayla Larsen)
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William Yeates admits two charges of creating or altering sexual material without consent. (ABC News: Eva Blandis)
Western Australia’s government is taking the extraordinary step of underwriting new apartment builds to address “market failure” in high-density housing in the state.
One of Australia’s worst paedophiles, who was jailed for life for sexually assaulting children during his 19 years working in childcare centres, will face the Queensland Court of Appeal next month in a bid to have his sentence reduced.
Adelaide Crows captain Jordan Dawson’s elder brother Jaryd is missing, with his wife issuing an urgent plea for information on his whereabouts.
Internet personality and “looksmaxxer” Clavicular has been hospitalised in Miami, due to a suspected overdose during a broadcast on Australian streaming platform Kick.
Second day of ‘faux-royal’ tour sees Duke of Sussex speak candidly about challenges of new fatherhood as amused football fans watch on
Australian actor says the death of her mother in 2024 inspired the new direction
Australia's wealthiest person Gina Rinehart must part with some of her riches, a court has ruled in a high-profile dispute over her mining empire.
The Duke of Sussex has combined two of his passions - mental health campaigning and sport - to kick off the second day of a brief Australia visit.
Why imitate Pauline Hanson when voters can have the real thing? The opposition leader’s tactics only spread fear, hate and division
Gina Rinehart is Australia's wealthiest person. (ABC News: Cason Ho)
Port Adelaide chairman David Koch has revealed Zak Butters and his family are seething that the Power star has effectively been “dubbed a liar” after he was found guilty of umpire abuse, with the club all but certain to appeal the decision.
Ruby Rose says she has formally completed a police report tied to explosive claims involving pop star Katy Perry, saying the move marks a turning point that prevents her from publicly discussing the case further.Rose claimed the alleged assault occurred nearly 20 years ago at the Spice Market nightclub in Melbourne,…
Shane McClanaham, abridor de los Rays de TAmpa Bay, hace un lanzamiento en el encuentro ante los Medias Blancas de Chicago, el martes 14 de abril de 2026 (AP Foto/Nam Y. Huh)
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Australia is facing a historic energy crisis with much of its gulf-sourced energy facing not one but two blockades. But at least some parts of the country are doing something about it, even if it is too little, too late.
The heirs of iron ore pioneer Peter Wright have claimed victory in their decades-long legal battle against the company owned by Gina Rinehart, with a Supreme Court judge ruling the spoils from lucrative Hancock Prospecting projects in Western Australia’s Pilbara region must be shared with their family company.
Section of state’s electoral act that introduced caps on political donations but carved out an exemption for major parties ruled unconstitutional
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A new minister will be tasked with tackling the manosphere, and Harriet Shing has been elevated to the Allan government’s crucial health portfolio in a major pre-election reshuffle.
Broadcaster Tim Blackwell will fight an application for a final apprehended domestic violence order sought by police to protect a woman, as his lawyer said he continues to have the support of his employer.
Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and several other countries have called for an “urgent end to hostilities in Lebanon”, warning of a worsening humanitarian and displacement crisis.