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The mother of Hunter Valley bus crash victim Rebecca Mullen says she has lost faith in justice after a plea deal tore apart any progress the family had made.
Police allege that after fatally shooting schoolgirl Charlise Mutten, Justin Stein drove the nine-year-old's mother to buy drugs.
Thirty crossbench and Greens parliamentarians are demanding the man sentenced to prison after helping expose allegations of war crimes be pardoned.
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While the words ‘you’ve won the lottery!’ will be music to most people’s ears, it could also herald something far more sinister.
Faced with a devastating brain cancer diagnosis, Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer took a chance on his own research; and it seems to be paying off.
The Australian Ballet has fiercely defended its dancers following a critical review of a performance which described them as ‘unusually thin’.
A large online prescription provider has fallen victim to a large-scale ransomware data breach, sparking a whole-of-government response.
Ex-St Kilda star Sam Fisher will spend up to five years and four months behind bars after admitting involvement in an interstate drug trafficking plot.
Pizza Hut has been fined $2.5 million for delivering unwanted spam texts and emails to customers.
The 12-year-old girl had been charged with murder after the death of a woman in Footscray last year.
A Sydney council's decision to ban books featuring same-sex parenting has been reversed after a fiery chambers session and a stand-off between protesters.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hit back at a tenant he is evicting from his investment property, stating he is “entitled to make decisions” and that the tenant has “refused” conversations.
A high-profile Queensland NRL and State of Origin star has been accused of rape.
A man has saved two dogs from a raging fire that destroyed a home on Tuesday night.
It’s now well-known that most female murder victims are killed by intimate partners, but a ‘remarkably consistent’ handful of Australian women are dying at the hands of an unlikely group of men.