Australia

On Australia’s National Day of Reflection, Anthony Albanese and New South Wales police are urging Sydney residents not to attend a protests which are ‘seeking to sow division’.

Anthony Albanese will launch an internal government investigation into Australia’s intelligence operations instead of a Commonwealth royal commission as called for by the Jewish community.

Commuters in one major Australian city will pay 40 cents more for daily public transport under brutal new rules in effect from January 1.

Despite ‘desperate efforts’ the infant couldn’t be revived.

Two people were left trapped in a flipped car after a horror crash in Melbourne’s inner city.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has urged the Sydney community to cancel plans of major protest activity in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. 

As the country grapples with the aftermath of the deadly Bondi terrorist attack, online misinformation is exploiting the suffering of a community.

New photos of Matilda enjoying bubbles at Bondi’s Hanukkah celebration have emerged, taken just moments before the 10-year-old was fatally shot.

Bonnyrigg residents were shocked when they heard reports that a father and son from their community had allegedly opened fire at a Jewish celebration.

The four-year-old has not been seen since September 27.

Naveed Akram woke from a coma on Tuesday before being charged on Wednesday with 59 offences.

One of the two alleged Bondi Beach shooters visited a gun store during their stay in the Philippines, police said today as they attempted to retrace the pair’s movements.

AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett has announced an investigation into people connected to the alleged Bondi shooters.

Australia’s deadliest terror attack claimed 15 lives in just a few minutes at a peaceful Jewish festival. Their stories reveal extraordinary courage in our nation’s darkest hour.

‘It was extremely violent ... I thought we’d crashed. The cabin was full of smoke.’