Australia

A critical throat injury was overlooked in the final 24 hours before his death, a coroner found.

The workplace referee agreed 18 to 20-year-olds deserve equal pay to other adults as cost of living pressures hit the youngest hardest.

A teenage girl is facing dozens of charges after allegedly going on a four-day long crime spree which police say included at least one anti-Semitic attack.

Can the small alpine community where Dezi Freeman shot dead two police officers, sparking a seven-month manhunt, shake off the stigma of the notorious murders?

Bindi Irwin has opened up on her years-long battle with an ‘invisible illness’ in searing detail, urging others with the condition not to give up. 

The devastating dam accident claimed the life of Ian Burnett and his seven-year-old grandson.

Jackie O Henderson was exercising her ‘workplace rights’ when she complained about co-star Kyle Sandilands’ on-air behaviour, according to her legal team.

As Aussies gear up to enjoy a four-day-long Easter weekend, the Bureau of Meteorology has revealed the forecast across all major cities. 

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The Reserve Bank is bracing for inflation to soar to five per cent by June for the first time in three years as a result of crude oil prices remaining at $US100 a barrel.

It’s that time of the year again.

Jackie ‘O’ Henderson has launched legal action against her old employer after her contract was terminated following an on-air blowup with her co-star Kyle Sandilands. 

Australian consumers will no longer have to pay surcharge fees and debit and credit card payments from October 1, following a Reserve Bank ruling. But the RBA admitted businesses could raise consumer prices.

Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube may have broken the law by allowing children under 16 to access their apps, the government says.