ADF ‘ready’ as death toll rises in New Caledonia
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says the government is working to get Australians out of New Caledonia as the death toll from the civil unrest rises to six.
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Anthony Albanese says parents 'are worried sick' about what their kids have access to online, as he welcomes moves to ban kids from social media.
An aviation expert has declared that failed Bonza Airways had a missed opportunity by not initially setting up flights involving the national capital.
A 19-year-old learner rider has had his motorbike seized and his licence suspended for 90 days after being clocked at 174km/h on the Majura Parkway.
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Tech-savvy and financially literate Australians are among the property buyers falling victim to increasingly sophisticated and costly payment diversion scams.
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Brumbies break Crusaders curse to secure home play-off
The ACT Brumbies have fended off a fast-finishing Crusaders outfit to win 31-24 with a dramatic late penalty try securing them a home play-off final.
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Pro-Palestine protesters crash Labor conference
Pro-Palestine protesters have gatecrashed a Labor state conference in Melbourne, targeting the prime minister over Australia's response to the Israel-Hamas war.
Jordan Rapana has become the latest NRL player cited for putting illegal pressure on a kicker, while Canberra teammate Josh Papalii was also sanctioned.
Trey Mooney knows if he'd made the call to leave Canberra in 2025, he'd have risked missing out on moments like those witnessed post-match at Magic Round.
Who's this? Police have issued security photos of an alleged offender following an incident at a Civic bar in March.
The troubled A-League Men's competition is again making headlines for the wrong reasons with shock allegations of bet-fixing shrouding the semi-finals.
One Pro-Palestine encampment at one Australian university has been disbanded while a stand-off at another continues into a fourth day.
Magic Round is off to a memorable start, with Canberra surviving two sin-binnings to beat Canterbury on the back of a try-scoring double to Hudson Young.
NSW Police have arrested three A-League Men's players in Sydney for allegedly manipulating the amount of yellow cards they received for betting purposes.
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No one has emerged as the top-tier winner of the $100 million Powerball draw, meaning the jackpot increases to $150 million next week.
Peter Dutton pledges to drastically slash migration in bid to free up 100,000 homes over five years, reports MICHELLE GRATTAN.
Laws setting a limit on the number of students from overseas that higher education providers can take each year have been introduced to federal parliament.
Pro-Palestine protesters continue to occupy a university building, prompting classes to be cancelled, as rallies continue at other campuses around the nation.
