Australia

On Anzac Day, we pause to acknowledge the debt all of us owe to Australians who have gone to war in our name.

Police have made a major breakthrough in a 14-year missing persons case involving the fraudster brother of a former elite footballer.

Kyle Sandilands rolled up to the Federal Court in a black Rolls-Royce, faced a wall of cameras and declared he could work with anyone but by lunchtime, his bid for a fast-tracked return to radio had hit a wall.

Prosecutors have asked a judge to impose an urgent suppression order over the identities over former SAS soldiers granted immunity to testify in the murder trial of Victoria Cross awardee Ben Roberts-Smith.

BEN HARVEY: Same defendant. Two different courts. Two different outcomes.

Former Defence Force chief Angus Campbell says ‘kinetic violent’ action from China over Taiwan is unlikely to take place immediately, as a former advisor to Japanese PM says it could happen within the decade.

A man has been charged after allegedly assaulting an airline staffer and biting a passenger during a wild mid-air fracas while flying from Canberra to Perth.

A popular bread is being pulled from supermarket shelves after Australia’s food watchdog issued an urgent recall.

Australians planning a supermarket run this Anzac Day long weekend should check before heading out, with strict trading rules in place across much of the country.

‘We don’t want to see another family go through this.’

Australian borrowers are in for a bad year but a big four bank sees relief in 2027 as the Middle East oil crisis pushes unemployment up to COVID levels.

The former mercenary and army reservist who killed Rebels bikie kingpin Nick Martin with a single shot fired from a sniper rifle can today be named for the first time as Benjamin Luke Johnston.

The Victoria Cross awardee and SAS veteran who was looking to move to Spain said he liquidated his assets to pay for an unsuccessful challenge to a legal finding he committed war crimes.

Australians and New Zealanders will gather before dawn on April 25 to mark 111 years since the Gallipoli landings, with services taking place across the country.

For years, service kept them apart. This Anzac Day, a Navy couple will stand together with their four children for the first time – teaching them what sacrifice and service really mean.