Australia

Thousands of families are facing long waits at the Sydney Royal Easter Show after the Fun Pass app stopped working.

A civil claim brought by an ex-Greens candidate punched in the eye during a pro-Palestine protest is stagnating, with police again asking for more time.

New victims have come forward alleging rape, torture and psychological abuse inside the ADF’s resistance to interrogation training program, as a doctor who oversaw the program shares his ‘horrific’ experience.

Petrol and diesel prices should fall after State and Territory leaders struck a deal to waive extra GST worth an estimated $400 million and use it to further reduce fuel excise.

Death threats towards family members of the surviving Bondi massacre gunman have failed to persuade a judge to bar publication of their names.

A seven-month manhunt ended in a hail of bullets, but questions remain over why double cop killer Dezi Freeman was shot up to 20 times.

Anthony Albanese's address to the nation on the worsening global fuel crisis may exacerbate community anxiety.

A man charged with terrorism offences was allegedly plotting a ‘day of justice’ and wrote about the Bondi attack in his diary, a bail hearing has been told.

The boss of Australian Energy Producers has joined an attack on ‘anti fossil fuel activists’ for dictating the nation’s energy policy and warned any windfall tax would lead to job losses. 

Seeing the war coming, the Schusters bought enough diesel to keep their business going through the winter. Few other Australians were as lucky, and now face the prospect of rationing.

A physical supply shortfall could send oil prices spiralling higher.

Anthony Albanese addressed the nation about the Australian Government’s response to the Middle East conflict and the ongoing fuel crisis. WATCH HIS SPEECH IN THE VIDEO PLAYER ABOVE

Photos have been released for the first time of a sword suspected to have been used against two boys who were stabbed to death.

Australia’s military will deploy air and naval assets to the Philippines later this month to take part in war games, despite the spectre of nationwide fuel rationing.

Private health care premiums are going up by an average of 4.4 per cent today - or by a level above the 3.7 per cent inflation rate - and that’s no April Fool’s Day joke.