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The consortium hoping to get a Perth franchise into an expanded NRL wants a stand-alone side but have left the door open for a North Sydney or Newtown link.
There are warnings heavy rain could lead to flash flooding as Sydney's Warragamba Dam starts spilling for a second time in little over a month.
The loss of Mo, Evie and Otis Maslin in the MH17 tragedy is etched on a nation’s soul. Almost 10 years later, their mum shares her story of hope and resilience through art and daughter Violet.
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The company managing Westfield centres across the nation has unveiled an extensive plan to roll out stab-proof vests following a spate of knife incidents.
Farmers have been left fuming after the Albanese government confirmed the export of live sheep by sea will be banned in Australia from May 2028.
A 16-year-old boy has been charged after he allegedly brandished a knife inside a Cannington shopping centre, causing chaos to erupt as the precinct was plunged into lockdown.
A severe weather alert for NSW's south coast warns heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding, while a woman survived a freezing night in the Blue Mountains.
A popular product sold at Dan Murphy’s, Woolworths and Coles around Australia has been recalled due to health concerns.
A timeline to shut down the live sheep export trade will finally be revealed as the Federal Government unveils a new plan to ‘transition’ the industry.
International student enrolments will be capped and providers subject to extra scrutiny under new laws to be introduced by the Albanese Government next week.
A group of 33 suspected asylum seekers have been intercepted after their boat was destroyed by bad weather in Australian waters.
The bodies of slain Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson have crossed the US border from Mexico as their devastated parents prepare to bring them back home to Australia.
Almost 18 months after the tragedy, a memorial for two young constables gunned down in cold blood in rural Queensland has been unveiled.
Two people are in hospital after a tornado tore through Bunbury, destroying parts of a recreation centre with dozens of children inside and ripping off the roofs of buildings at the regional prison.
UPDATE: Police are searching for two assailants who fled the scene of a violent knife fight that plunged a WA shopping centre into lockdown.