US President Donald Trump has announced he will file a $US15 billion ($22 billion) lawsuit against The New York Times, alleging defamation and libel, and accusing the outlet of being
A nurse sacked over her alleged inflammatory rhetoric is no longer accused of threatening to kill Israeli patients after prosecutors dropped a charge. Sarah Abu Lebdeh, 27, and Ahmad Rashad
A mother and doctor has claimed she was asked to leave a Virgin airport business lounge for expressing breastmilk. Gold Coast women’s health practitioner Dr Elise Turner said she was
One person is dead and six others are injured, including five police officers, after a gas leak in north-west Sydney. Emergency services responded to reports of a gas leak at
Refinancing your mortgage for a lower interest rate could cost more in the long run if you extend the life of the loan, mortgage experts have warned. A survey has
Millions of Australians will lose an hour of sleep in a few weeks’ time as daylight saving comes into effect. All but three states and territories will wind their clocks
Super Retail Group CEO and group managing director Anthony Heraghty has been sacked with immediate effect following new information about an alleged romantic relationship he had in the workplace. The
The Federal member for Griffith in Brisbane has closed her electoral office today after claiming “aggressive” protesters had harassed her staff. Renee Coffey, who was elected at this year’s Federal
South Australia Police said it is investigating a staff member’s social media posts after they allegedly made comments celebrating the assassination of right-wing podcaster and activist Charlie Kirk. A spokesperson
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called protesters who plan to target his next parliamentary office in Marrickville “self-indulgent” and “absurd”. The PM was forced to close his electoral office in