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Deadly balcony collapse during group selfie

A balcony deck was supported by a rotted bearer when it collapsed as guests gathered for a selfie at a Melbourne Christmas party, killing two people, a coroner has heard.

Violent clashes at Melbourne climate protest

A climate activist was taken to hospital, more than 20 others were arrested and a police horse was assaulted during protests at an international mining conference in Melbourne.

Pair badly hurt in Whitsundays shark attack

Two men have serious bite injuries to their legs after a shark attack near Airlie Beach in Queensland's Whitsunday Islands.

Violent clashes at Melbourne climate protest

A climate activist was taken to hospital, more than 20 others were arrested and a police horse was assaulted during protests at an international mining conference in Melbourne.

Girl tasered after allegedly stabbing teacher

Girl tasered after allegedly stabbing primary teacher

An 11-year-old girl has been charged for allegedly stabbing a teacher at a Queensland primary school.

Notorious Aussie serial killer Ivan Milat dies

Australia's most infamous serial killer, Ivan Milat. Photo: Supplied

Notorious Aussie serial killer Ivan Milat dies

Ivan Milat, Australia's most notorious serial killer who was serving seven life sentences for the murders of seven backpackers, has died aged 74.

Two children found dead in Perth, mother arrested

The bodies of two deceased siblings, aged 6 and 10, have been found at a home in Perth's northern suburbs.

Two children found dead in Perth, mother arrested

The bodies of two deceased siblings, aged 6 and 10, have been found at a home in Perth's northern suburbs.

Aussie restaurant in hot water over wages

Rockpool is accused of tampering with time-sheet records so it looked like staff who worked up to 100 hours a week only worked the regular 38.

Uluru's owners face future without climb

As Uluru is closed to climbers, its traditional owners the Anangu people don't appear to be benefiting enough from the mass tourism at the rock, say locals.

Woman 'stabs cat, throws it off balcony'

Woman 'stabs cat 20 times, throws it off balcony'

A 19-year-old woman has been charged with animal torture after allegedly killing her cat by stabbing it 20 times and throwing it off a second-floor balcony.

Man dies in Queensland zipline fall

A South Australian man has died and a woman remains in hospital after the pair fell more than 10 metres from a rainforest zipline in Queensland's far north.

Ardern dismisses Jones 'git' tweet

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has dismissed another attempt to be drawn into a slanging match with right-wing Australian shock jock Alan Jones.

Aust horse slaughter 'beyond terrible'

Federal Attorney General Christian Porter says the footage of slaughtered racehorses revealed by the national broadcaster this week was "beyond terrible".

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika quits

Michael Cheika hugs Wallabies captain Michael Hooper after their loss to England in the World Cup...

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika quits

Michael Cheika has confirmed he won't seek re-appointment as Wallabies coach following their failure at the Rugby World Cup.

Inquiry exposes racehorse slaughter

Inquiry exposes racehorse slaughter

Racing Australia's chief executive says he's "appalled" after an inquiry claimed that healthy Australian racehorses are being slaughtered in their thousands.

Tourists race to beat Uluru climb ban

Tourists crowd a trail as they climb Uluru recently. Photo: Reuters

Tourists race to beat Uluru climb ban

The air is hot and full of flies, it's the desert and the nearest decent town is a five-hour drive away but there are thousands of tourists here.

Aust dad shot dead protecting Texas home

An Australian man living in Texas has been shot dead while protecting his wife and two young children from intruders who broke into his home.

Hopes measles outbreak on the wane

Hopes measles outbreak on the wane

The number of New Zealanders to have contracted measles continues to rise, but health officials are cautiously optimistic the trend-line will head south.

Wallabies tight five target England repeat

Scott Sio in action for the Wallabies against Fiji during their World Cup match last month. Photo...

Wallabies tight five target England repeat

Scott Sio believes the Wallabies tight five is ripening in timely fashion, just as it did when they thumped England at the last Rugby World Cup.

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