Samantha Murphy run attracts more than 100, as police search for answers continues
More than 100 people have united for the biggest tribute run to date for Samantha Murphy, who was allegedly murdered [...]
Indian commandos free cargo ship from Somali pirates
India says all 17 crew members of the Maltese-flagged MV Ruen are safe after commandos forced the surrender of 35 Somali pirates [...]
Marc Mietus picked up a hitchhiker at a NSW truck stop in January, 2000. Two weeks later, he vanished
The 21-year-old set off for Queensland in the first week of the new millennium in search of a fresh start. [...]
Kris Mietus discusses the disappearance of his son more than two decades ago.
Marc Mietus went missing 24 years ago but his family and police believe his disappearance can still be solved.
How a group of women claimed squatters’ rights in two vacant homes to set up Australia’s first women’s refuge
The Elsie Women's Refuge Night Shelter was formed in 1974. Its founder reflects on unwelcome male visits, lessons learned and [...]
Why are convictions over workplace deaths so rare in Australia?
A tragedy at a gold mine in Ballarat this week has shone the spotlight on industrial manslaughter laws, and the [...]
How do industrial manslaughter laws work in Australia?
An explainer detailing the laws concerning industrial manslaughter in different jurisdictions around Australia.
An island nation taken over by gangs: This is what life is like under Barbecue’s reign
The Caribbean nation of Haiti is plunged into anarchy as powerful and violent gangs overrun the besieged capital, displacing hundreds [...]
Mother of US boy found in suitcase arrested after nearly two years on the run
Dejaune Anderson, whose five-year-old boy Cairo Ammar Jordan was found in a suitcase in the woods in 2022, has been charged [...]
Confusing? Irrelevant? Ugly? Australia’s forgotten city flags
Confusing. Irrelevant. Ugly.These are just some of the criticisms lobbed at Australia's city flags (from the tiny slice of the [...]