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CRIME‘Kill crew’ arrests after woman shot, burned

Five arrests have been made in relation to the horrifying death of a suburban mum, who was set on fire in a shocking act of depravity.

Jack Nivison

Some patients in the Royal Albert Hospital’s transplant unit became sick with a fungal infection in late 2025. Christian Gilles / NewsWire

BREAKINGPremiumCause of deadly hospital outbreak revealed

The cause of a deadly fungal hospital outbreak has been revealed, as one victim remains in intensive care months later.

Blair Jackson

Two Castle Hill men are due to appear in court after being charged over alleged Nazi salutes. NewsWire / Flavio Brancaleone

NEWSPremiumMen accused of Nazi salute at rally

Two men accused of performing a Nazi salute at a March for Australia rally last year will face court on Friday.

Andrew Hedgman

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NewsPremium‘Danger’: Cyclone Narelle bears down off Aussie coast

Emergency services have warned Tropical Cyclone Narelle is threatening lives and homes, with residents in Western Australia’s north coast told to act immediately, before the system makes landfall.

Rhiannon Lewin and Jack Nivison

View towards Oak Park Station where the search continues for four-year-old Gus Lamont, who was last seen on 27 September, 2025. Brett Hartwig

NEWSPremiumGrim milestone reached in search for Gus

Six months on from his last sighting, more questions than answers remain surrounding the disappearance of four-year-old Gus Lamont.

David Hannant

Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said the committee did not know how many calls failed. Newswire /Martin Ollman

NEWSPremiumMore than 14 million triple-0 calls in 2025, inquiry told

An inquiry into the Optus outage has revealed millions of triple-0 calls failed to reach emergency services, with officials unable to explain just how many calls did not patch through.

Nathan Schmidt

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COURTPremiumMan accused of stabbing boy in playground

A man accused of stabbing a boy with a disability in a park playground using a butter knife has had his matter mentioned in court.

Kate Stephenson

The Australian sharemarket steadied on Thursday after a week of dramatic swings, with investors weighing global developments and domestic economic data. NewsWire /Gaye Gerard

NEWSASX steadies but ‘Covid-like’ shock looms

The Australian sharemarket has steadied despite pressure from falling energy stocks and international uncertainty - but a “Covid-like” economic shock still looms.

Andrew Hedgman

Labor Senator Raff Ciccone blasted the Greens over their stance on the Iran war. NewsWire / Martin Ollman

POLITICSPremium‘Anti-West’: Labor Senator lashes Greens over Iran stance

Labor has blasted the Greens over their stance on the Iran war, accusing the activist party of “selective outrage”.

Nathan Schmidt

Rising petrol prices may be the first warning sign of a much wider supply crisis heading for Australian households.

NEWSCrisis brewing beyond rising petrol prices

Rising petrol prices may be the first warning sign of a much wider supply crisis heading for Australian households.

Andrew Hedgman

Disruptions triggered by the US-Israel-Iran war have sparked fears of global fuel shortages. NewsWire / Flavio Brancaleone

BREAKINGPremiumGovt passes petrol pricing misconduct laws

Petrol companies will face massive fines if they are found guilty of ripping off Aussie motorists, under new laws passed on Thursday.

Ria Pandey and Nathan Schmidt

The woman was pulled from the water at Neds Beach on Lord Howe Island.

NewsWoman drowns at pristine Aussie destination

A woman has drowned in the waters of a pristine Australian tourism destination despite desperate attempts to save her.

Emma Kirk

England’s Barmy Army – who honoured Shane Warne in the last Ashes Test at the MCG – will be back Down Under next March. Michael Klein

AFLPremiumAFL reviews Opening Round amid code clash

The AFL confirmed it is reviewing Opening Round in 2027 due to the MCG being unusable for the first half of March.

Tyler Lewis

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NEWSPremiumTeacher accused of grooming 14yo named

A casual music teacher at an elite Sydney school charged with allegedly offering a 14-year-old girl money in exchange for sexually explicit material has been named.

David Hannant

Pauline Hanson says she would defund the ABC and make everything except the radio service subscription only.

NewsPauline Hanson’s plan to ‘defund’ ABC, introduce subscriptions

Pauline Hanson says One Nation would make sweeping changes to the ABC, as she calls for the nation broadcaster to be “defunded”.

Nathan Schmidt

The matter was heard in Brisbane Magistrates Court.

COURTPremium84yo accused aged care killer named

An elderly man charged with killing a fellow aged care resident who died after an alleged scuffle has been named in court.

Kate Stephenson

Around 2000 staff members at the ABC walked off the job on Wednesday morning in protest of poor wage growth. NewsWire / Thomas Lisson

NewsPremium‘Insulting’: Union rep flares up at ABC boss

The ABC managing director has kicked off a war of words with striking employees and union reps after accusing them of “playing a game”.

Jack Nivison

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has warned of advanced Chinese and Russian ‘offensive capabilities’ in space. NewsWire / Martin Ollman.

UPDATEDPremiumAustralia, Germany eye defence deployment pact

As the threat from China and Russia grows, Australia and Germany are looking to “make it much easier” to host each other’s troops.

Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer

The Coalition and the Greens have teamed up to strip Labor of ‘godlike powers’. Jason Edwards / NewsWire

NewsPremium‘Godlike’: Labor defeated over housing Bill

The Coalition and the Greens have teamed up in a bid to strip Labor of its “godlike” housing powers.

Nathan Schmidt

Australian ambassador to the UN Clare Walsh has condemned Iran's attacks on neighbouring Gulf countries. Screenshot / UN Web TV

POLITICSPremiumAustralia condemns Iran’s attacks on Gulf neighbours

Australia has slammed Iran for attacking its neighbours and “inflicting economic pain” on civilians with its blockade of Middle East oil.

Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer

Police are investigating a public place shooting at an Auburn kebab shop. NewsWire Handout

CrimePremiumHorror moment armed men storm kebab shop

CCTV footage has revealed the moment two armed men stormed a kebab shop before firing a round of shots in broad daylight.

Rhiannon Lewin

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UPDATEDPremium‘On their way’: Update on cancelled fuel ships

The fate of six fuel shipments cancelled after outbreak of war in the Middle East have been revealed.

Ria Pandey and Nathan Schmidt

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ENTERTAINMENTMAFS star’s final words to Schilling

MAFS expert John Aiken has shared the touching, tear-jerking final words he exchanged with fellow co-host Mel Schilling before her death from colon cancer.

Blake Antrobus

Eight of the 11 sectors finished higher. NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers

financePremiumASX soars on peace hope, inflation data

Australian shares have surged to their strongest day in almost a year, as peace talks in the Middle East and softer inflation data fuel a dramatic market rally.

Cameron Micallef