Australia

Blood clot death‘Profound loss’: Family mourn woman dead after jab

The family of Genene Norris, who died from a blood clot days after receiving a COVID-19 vaccination, has remembered the 48-year-old as a fun-loving woman devoted to her family and friends.

BreakingDingo mauls toddler on Fraser Island

A dingo has attacked a toddler who wandered away from his home on Fraser Island.

Darren Cartwright

Clot deathWoman who died after jab named

The identity of the NSW woman who died with blood clots days after her AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccination has been revealed.

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‘Our Dawn’ opens up on the attack that changed her life

Dawn Fraser rarely talks about her horrific experience, but with allegations swirling about the nation’s capital the Olympic legend has revealed the long-lasting impact rape has had on her.

Leisa Scott

TRADIES DELIGHTThe new utes ‘too dangerous’ for Aussie roads

A new breed of utes is making their way onto Aussie roads in increasing numbers, but some safety and planning experts have grave concerns.

David McCowen

World shockedPort Arthur 25 years on: A dark pain that never leaves

For those caught up in the Port Arthur massacre, time has still not healed the emotional scars of that horrific day. WARNING: GRAPHIC

Ellen Whinnett

Updated‘A great Australian’: Andrew Peacock dies at 82

The former Liberal Party leader has died at his home in the US.

Tiffany Bakker

AstraZenecaNSW death ‘likely linked’ to COVID jab

The Therapeutic Goods Administration says it is likely the death of a woman in NSW was linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine she had received.

Linda Silmalis

Leading liberalAndrew Peacock dies in the US aged 82

Andrew Peacock, who has died in the United States aged 82, was one of the leading Liberal politicians of his generation.

CourtGun threat, anti-Semitic rant led to blackmail

The star witness in the trial of veteran TV journalist Steve Barrett says taunts about his family being gassed at Dachau concentration camp sparked a blackmail plot.

Natalie O’Brien

‘Too early’Expert casts doubt over clotting from jab in NSW death

A leading infectious diseases expert has said it’s too early to draw conclusions regarding the death of a New South Wales woman after getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

Ben O'Shea

NEW PICTURESAustralia, meet Squat Morrison

Australia’s daggy dad prime minister has again shown he’s just one of the blokes doing morning exercises with miners in WA.

Jade Gailberger

‘Not a good look’Dutton says Navy twerkers ‘won’t happen again’

Defence Minister Peter Dutton says commissioning a twerking dance troupe to perform at a solemn defence event was ‘not a good look’ and has declared ‘it won’t happen again’.

Sarah Ison

CAREERS10 jobs with the biggest spike in vacancies

Government figures reveal the 10 occupations that have experienced the largest increase in hiring over the past year. See the list.

Melanie Burgess

ExclusivePort Arthur cop: ‘I hope he rots in hell’

A Special Operations Group police officer has relived the horror of the Port Arthur massacre and how it changed him forever.

Ellen Whinnett

NEW CARSToyota’s road-going rally weapon reviewed

The new GR Yaris Rallye stands with some of the most sensational affordable performance cars ever built.

David McCowen

CourtStar witness in blackmail trial admits using cocaine and lying

The key witness against veteran crime reporter Steve Barrett has made some shocking admissions about his own character.

Natalie O’Brien

VACCINE INVESTIGATIONWoman who developed blood clots after COVID jab dies

Federal Health authorities are investigating the death of a 48-year-old diabetic woman from NSW who developed blood clots after receiving a coronavirus vaccine.

Peter Law and Briana Fiore

Potential breach‘Critical’ vulnerabilities found on Exchange servers

Australian businesses are being urged to apply the latest security updates for Microsoft’s Exchange server — used to send and receive emails — after further “critical” vulnerabilities were identified.

Danielle Le Messurier

Going upAussie COVID ‘miracle’ keeps boosting house prices

House prices are expected to rise by as much as 10 per cent by the end of the year as the economy continues to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Sarah Ison

Social media frenzy‘It’s a dog!’: Bluey at centre of diversity storm

Australia’s most popular children’s show, Bluey, is at the centre of a social media storm after an ABC columnist asked ‘where are the disabled, queer, poor, gender diverse, dogs of colour?’

Rhianna Mitchell

Flying highQantas edges closer to full domestic recovery

The airline is promising more cheap fares after revealing domestic demand is back to 90 per cent of pre-COVID levels, with the Australia-New Zealand travel bubble set to keep the recovery on track.

Geoffrey Thomas

Domestic boostVirgin adds more Perth flights amid domestic boom

Virgin Australia has announced major expansion plans with 10 additional aircraft, new routes and extra flights to cater for robust domestic demand.

Geoffrey Thomas

Blak Deaths in CustodyWhy are Aboriginal people still dying in custody?

A landmark royal commission report was handed down 30 years ago today with 339 recommendations, yet Indigenous men and women continue to die, writes Rangi Hirini.

Rangi Hirini