Australia

Regulars have been left devastated after receiving an email about the program ending.  

The eleventh-hour court development comes days after police provided a key update on the little boy’s disappearance.

A popular snack product sold at supermarkets across Australia has been urgently recalled, with consumers warned they could get sick if they eat it.

Child welfare workers have been suspended over their handling of Kumanjayi Little Baby’s case before the five-year-old’s death, as the minister reveals she was initially told there was ‘nothing to see here’.

Alleged Bondi gunman Naveed Akram, now expected to face an additional 19 charges, is set to appear in court on Wednesday.

A top Trump ally has issued a blunt warning to Australia over its deep ties with China — and what it could mean next.

A multi-billion-dollar initiative involving cash handouts of up to $300 for every Australian worker is emerging as one of the key cost-of-living measures in next week’s Budget.

NT Children’s Commissioner won’t investigate what authorities knew about Kumanjayi Little Baby before her death as questions mount and the girl’s accused killer Jefferson Lewis faces court for the first time.

One of Anthony Albanese’s Labor backbenchers has hit out at WA’s share of the GST labelling it a ‘terrible’ and ‘dysfunctional’ deal which he insisted was ‘bad for my state of New South Wales’.

Qantas CEO told professional investors travellers would prefer to cut back on drinking or socialising rather than air travel.

Maree Mavis Crabtree is accused of murdering her son to claim $125,000 insurance payout, and her daughter is a witness in the trial.

Popular Australian author Craig Silvey has pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material, but two other charges have been dropped.

The death of a baby in a homeless encampment has turned the spotlight on Australia's deteriorating housing affordability and cost-of-living crisis.

The man accused of murdering a five-year-old girl in Alice Springs will remain behind bars after being excused from attending his first court appearance this morning.

Testimonies of online hatred, school yard bullying, and community anxiety have opened the second day of the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion in Sydney.