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Man shot dead outside property
A MAN was shot dead last night outside a property in Western Sydney. Emergency services rushed to the scene after reports he was shot in the head.
Shorten offers Aussie ‘diplomatic support’
THE Nine network’s Beirut kidnap case has entered the political sphere with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten saying he wants a government briefing.
AFP raid Labor Party offices
THE AUSTRALIAN Federal Police have raided the offices of Labor staff employed at the party’s campaign headquarters in Melbourne.
Winter is coming. Or is it?
IT’S mid-May and we’ve been enjoying some extra beach days and have barely felt the winter bite. So when exactly will it get cold?
Shorten offers Aussie ‘diplomatic support’
THE Nine network’s Beirut kidnap case has entered the political sphere with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten saying he wants a government briefing.
‘How you fix housing affordability’
MALCOLM Turnbull has revealed one way to address housing affordability in Sydney’s west, and it has nothing to do with negative gearing and capital gains tax.
Shorten at scene of horror crash
BILL Shorten has suspended his campaigning after he stopped to help a woman trapped in a head-on collision.
The campaign is tripping up our leaders
WHETHER it’s party disunity or inflammatory comments by colleagues, both leaders are being thrown off message and failing to cut through.
Border Force staff under investigation
THE Immigration Department is working with police to investigate allegations that border officials are involved in serious criminal activity.
Photo of ‘flasher’ released
VICTORIA police have released a photo of a man they want to speak to in relation to a flashing incident in Melbourne.
Revealed: FBI had eye on Monis
THE FBI first became aware of Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis five years before the Martin Place atrocity.
How not to get your car stolen
A POPULAR Australian crime writer has revealed his surefire way to avoid falling victim to a car-jacking after a recent spate of motor theft.
Terror teen ‘tried to buy suicide vest’
THE teenager charged with plotting an “imminent” terrorist attack in Australia’s largest city reportedly tried to buy a suicide vest over the internet.
How to use the ‘Tinnie Terrorist Tracker’
YOU may have thought the flight plans of Australia’s latest terror suspects would be top secret. Guess again because you can follow their progress online.
Disputed lotto share ‘frozen’
THE disputed share of a winning $40 million Powerball ticket has been set aside until a court has ruled on the case.
Parents fight ‘radiation order’ in court
THE parents of a six-year-old boy with cancer will reject radiotherapy, despite a doctor saying he is unlikely to survive without it, a court has heard.
Shorten offers Aussie ‘diplomatic support’
THE Nine network’s Beirut kidnap case has entered the political sphere with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten saying he wants a government briefing.
AFP raid Labor Party offices
THE AUSTRALIAN Federal Police have raided the offices of Labor staff employed at the party’s campaign headquarters in Melbourne.
Drama on day 11 of election campaign
ROLLING UPDATES: Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten have fronted a dinner where Shorten addressed the Labor AFP raids and reflected on an earlier car crash.
Man shot dead outside property
A MAN was shot dead last night outside a property in Western Sydney. Emergency services rushed to the scene after reports he was shot in the head.
‘Lured to car park and bashed’
A MAN, right, has been extradited and charged with the brutal sexual assault of a teenage girl outside a club in Parramatta 20 years ago.
Virgin flight makes emergency landing
A VIRGIN Australia jet has been forced to abort its flight following reports of smoke entering the cabin.
Bodies found ‘covered in flies’
THE bodies of two people “covered in flies” have been found in a tent in North Queensland. A passer-by made the grisly discovery at a campground.
How to use the ‘Tinnie Terrorist Tracker’
YOU may have thought the flight plans of Australia’s latest terror suspects would be top secret. Guess again because you can follow their progress online.
Bikie was ‘high on the drug fantasy’
WAS it real life? Or was it just fantasy? An ex-bikie has fronted court for skipping bail after he was “too high” to report to police.
What renters really want from a home
BUYING a house on the best street could be a mistake investors are making as renters reveal what they really want from a home.
Mystery of unknown female 443
SHE died in St Kilda more than 50 years ago, but despite extensive inquiries police still haven’t been able to solve the mystery of who this woman was.
How to use the ‘Tinnie Terrorist Tracker’
YOU may have thought the flight plans of Australia’s latest terror suspects would be top secret. Guess again because you can follow their progress online.
Lonely homecoming for dad shattered by holiday deaths
THE devastated partner of a woman and baby who died in Las Vegas is due to arrive in Adelaide today.
Mine worker’s award was worth sacrifice
MOVING away from family interstate and adapting to a fly-in, fly-out lifestyle may have few rewards, but the sacrifice has won one female SA mine worker a coveted award from the industry.
Supermarkets shown road map to the future
FUTURE supermarkets will have to offer shoppers more ready-made meals, better labelling of niche foods, in-store cafes and pick-up stations to collect goods ordered online, Adelaide business leaders have been told.
Boost inspectors, funds for RSPCA: inquiry
GREATER oversight is needed of prosecutions by RSPCA inspectors, but the charity should get more funding to combat animal cruelty.
Taste of winter: Monster swell to hit WA
A STORM front will bring swells as high as eight metres, creating dangerous conditions for fishing or surfing in Perth and the South West this weekend.
WA property developer jailed in Bali
A WA property developer has been jailed for two years in Bali after he defrauded two businessmen over the sale of luxury Seminyak villas.
Arson charge after equipment fire
A 33-year-old man has been charged with arson after a fire at a Gunn property on Tuesday
Shorten at scene of horror crash
BILL Shorten has suspended his campaigning after he stopped to help a woman trapped in a head-on collision.
Going, going, gone for a record $7.8 million
AN ICONIC Hobart property has sold for an unprecedented sum.
Hoon hotline to trail nuisance bikers
POLICE are calling on amateur sleuths to help them stop trail bike hoons in their tracks.
Active kids do better at school
ACTIVE children perform better academically, research released ahead of Walk Safely to School Day says.