The Transport Workers Union spent a massive sum crafting a proposal for Qantas to continue employing thousands of ground staff during the pandemic, a court has been told.
Adelaide Lang
A lawyer who stole more than $500,000 from clients to fuel a gambling addiction sparked by a triple murder has avoided a prison sentence.
Tess McCracken
A landlord has exposed the ridiculous state of the rental crisis by advertising a bed on her outdoor veranda.
Madeleine Achenza
A jury has been discharged in the trial of a tattooist accused of killing his ex-girlfriend after her body was found rotting in a bathtub.
Liam Beatty
Serial protester Violet Coco and her boyfriend have had their jail sentences almost tripled after launching an appeal.
The millionaire nephew of former ABC chair Ita Buttrose has returned to court after ripping off a BnB during a “drug-induced psychosis”.
Lauren Ferri
The RBA governor gave few clues on when households could expect rate relief after keeping rates on hold for a third straight meeting.
Jack Quail
While it might not look like much, many Aussies are desperate to get their hands on some old confetti picked up off the ground.
Calls from the community have prompted changes in a tourist hotspot in one state in a nod to the traditional owners.
Jessica Wang
Hundreds of people were forced to pack into a police station and their neighbours’ homes as the cyclone moved through their town.
Big business has warned of the ‘negative’ effects of a fresh push to break up the supermarket giants.
Ellen Ransley and Eleanor Campbell
With household borrowers desperately holding out for an easing in interest rates, traders on Monday trimmed their rate cut bets.
A teenage boy was allegedly egged on with six chilling words before he mowed down a cyclist deliberately in a stolen car, a court has been told.
The heart-stopping moment a man rammed into a cop car carrying three officers has been played in court.
Blake Antrobus
Ahead of the Reserve Bank’s second meeting for the year, the share market edged higher on Monday even as property stocks lost ground.
The NSW premier has conceded there is no clear way for him to protest the state’s huge loss in the GST carve up, as he hit out at WA for becoming a “petro-state”.
The passage of Labor’s bolstered paid parental leave scheme will benefit about 180,000 Australian families, the government says.
Eleanor Campbell
Prosecutors have forced a witness to give evidence as the case against an accused Australian ISIS recruiter returns to court.
A 33-year-old woman has been hailed a hero after she saved two unconscious men from dangerous waters.
An open letter with more than 500 signatories from legal, social justice and academic fields has denounced proposed teen bail laws in one state.
Paramedics in one Aussie state will stop billing patients as they take industrial action for better work-life balance.
Aussies are set to pay more for what is becoming an outdated practice after the competition watchdog approved the price hike.
The first Question Time of the week was full of questions about the future of immigration detention.
Ellen Ransley
The sister of a soldier who died undertaking special forces training has made a final heartbreaking promise as he was farewelled at a packed out service.
Nathan Schmidt, Madeleine Achenza
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