Prosecution alleges ‘the two fought together’: CCTV showing Angus Beaumont’s fatal stabbing played to court
Prosecution tells the court alleged murderers aren't "scared little boys", arguing Angus Beaumont was not "a serious threat" — rather, [...]
Thieves ‘badly damage’ Drought Angels truck loaded with donations for Queensland farmers affected by bushfires
The truck was full of bedding, furniture and toys for a charity sale to support farmers affected by bushfires near [...]
Boy who told triple-0 operator he was going to kill people admits firing shots into Perth school
A 15-year-old who sparked fears of an American-style school shooting pleads guilty to endangering the lives of staff and students at Atlantis [...]
White supremacist march ‘really has no place in Ballarat’, mayor says as police probe banned Nazi salute
The "unplanned demonstration" took place as the city was celebrating the 169th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.
Rabbit numbers have boomed in recent years. Here’s how the looming El Niño dry might change that
Farmers and invasive species experts are hoping looming El Niño conditions will finally provide an opportunity to control a rabbit [...]
91-year-old man charged over alleged murder of ‘loved’ nonna
A 91-year-old man has been charged with murder and refused bail after his wife was found dead at a home [...]
Rule changes let netballers ‘never laugh so much’ as they play the game they love
On a balmy weekday evening, about two dozen women aged between 15 and 80 step onto a netball court in [...]
Domestic, family and sexual violence in South Australia in the spotlight
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‘We can’t force people to drink’: As patrons tighten their belts, Australia’s live music scene struggles to stay afloat
Australia has lost 1,300 small and mid-sized live music venues since the start of the COVID pandemic, one-third of the [...]
Husband arrested over death of 85-year-old woman in Adelaide’s west
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