Australia

Given the man’s profession, a coroner believes he should have been diagnosed earlier.

Heavily armed police were on the hunt for Zachariah Ugle after he was allegedly seen carrying a long-arm firearm following a string of incidents on Tuesday morning. 

The client was arrested interstate following a dramatic high-speed police chase.

University academics can call for the destruction of Israel and trivialise terrorism and keep their job. But criticising immigration is a sure-fire way to get sacked.

Shocking details of Craig Silvey’s alleged child exploitation crimes have been aired in court.

Neo-nazi group the National Socialist Network has announced it will disband ahead of the introduction of proposed hate speech laws to avoid members being arrested and charged.

NSW Health is urging people to protect themselves against mosquito bites after a probable rare brain virus case has been detected.

The post prompted much discussion on hotel pool etiquette.

Detectives executed a search warrant at the prominent Fremantle novelist’s home and allegedly found him actively engaging with paedophiles online when they arrived.

After just 24 hours, the public raised more than $360,000 to support her treatment, exceeding their goal by more than 10 times. 

Adelaide Writers’ Week has been cancelled after director Louise Adler quit over Randa Abdel-Fattah being uninvited from the festival over her anti-Israel views.

As ex-tropical cyclone Koji continues to cause havoc in Queensland’s northeast, police have been called on to rescue an unlikely suspect.

A rising Labor star has issued an apology after complaints of a ‘shoot, shag, marry’ game allegedly being played at a Hobart festival.

But the group dedicated to Israel’s destruction claimed a law that could impose 15-year jail terms on its leaders was designed to protect the Jewish state from scrutiny over the war in Gaza.

Australians have kept spending at the fastest pace in two years while simultaneously becoming more pessimistic about their financial future than ever.