Eman Sharobeem has exited a range of high-profile Government advisory positions and her job at SBS as a scandal engulfs the former Australian of the Year finalist whose assets have been frozen by the NSW Crime Commission.
Shares slide again despite big gains in QBE, Aristocrat and Lendlease after their profit reports, as waning enthusiasm for the Trump trade drags on big banks and miners.
The immediate playing future of Parramatta Eels star Kenny Edwards is in doubt on the eve of the NRL season after he pleaded guilty to assaulting his former girlfriend.
Police say 33-year-old Nghi Le, the gunman believed to have been on the run after a four-hour siege in St Albans, in Melbourne's west on Monday morning, has handed himself in.
There are several takeaways from Warren Buffett's letter to shareholders for Australian investors.
Uber has increased its stronghold in Sydney, capitalising on an increased demand for point-to-point transport that once might have been serviced by the taxi industry.
Family and domestic violence charges are on the rise in Canberra.
A rescue helicopter has landed on Hamilton Island after a golf buggy crash on Monday afternoon.
She endured years of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Her son was murdered at the hand of her ex-partner. But there was another blow Rosie Batty had to deal with.
Sony's internal goal to sell 1 million of the headsets in its first six months looks like almost certainly being surpassed.
Lionel Patea has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his former partner Tara Brown on the Gold Coast in September 2015.
Global construction and infrastructure group Lendlease will look to its construction and development pipleline for growth in the coming year, boosted by the strong office leasing markets.
A suite of changes to Australia's hate speech laws will be proposed but it will be up to the PM whether the government acts.
Leading drug experts have called for more money to be spent on treatment and prevention to tackle illicit drug use.
The family of a young woman who was brutally murdered say they have been left shocked at how police responded when they reported finding a bullet in their shop.
Police have recovered the kayak of a man missing since Sunday after he was swept away by rushing waters in the Murchison River.
The clock is now ticking on the financial future of the ailing law firm Slater and Gordon, with a 90-day deadline to finalise talks with its bankers
Bella Jade Lawrence was just three years old when her life was cut short by a man she trusted.
A three-concert series of Australian music will begin with short pieces performed by a Melbourne wind ensemble.
This exhibition continues the theme of the void and sees the artist expanding his palette and repertoire of forms.
New board member has taken aim at "inner-city smashed avocado eaters" for unfairly targeting coal and the minerals industry.
NRL match review committee chairman Michael Buettner admits the game's new judiciary system could have a teething period.
Insurance giant QBE's chief executive, John Neal, has suffered a $550,000 cut to his bonus for not disclosing a romantic relationship with his executive assistant.
ACT Parks and Conversation will introduce a new strain of the calicivirus and expect it will wipe out up to 40 per cent of pest rabbits.
You can finally check when you will get the NBN and what sort of technology you will be receiving.
AFLWÂ marquee player Moana Hope was caught speeding just hours before playing in Collingwood's first win against the Bulldogs on Saturday.Â
Forget the banks, they're relative amateurs. If you want outrage, check out the private health insurance rip-off as demonstrated by NIB and Medibank.
One of Australia's most significant heritage sites – the Burrup Peninsula Aboriginal rock art – could soon be given World Heritage status.
An employee continued to steal more than $300,000 from a small trophy business even when its financially struggling owners were forced to put the shop up for sale, a court has heard.
The former Knights winger has launched legal action against his old club for a series of concussions that ended his career
WA's latest millionaire is yet to come forward after winning more than $2.1 million in Saturday's Lotto draw.
Hotbeds of criminal activity were targeted in a recent four-night police operation in Melbourne's western suburbs.
An amateur BMX rider blackmailed children to perform sexual acts online, threatening to take his own life and to publish sexual photos of them online so their families would see them, a court has heard.
The Turnbull government is launching a major crackdown on dodgy family daycare providers, with new integrity measures designed to save taxpayers up to $250 million.
If you have a complaint about Veda, you can no longer take it the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Adani has been accused of withholding evidence during the latest legal bid to overturn its Carmichael mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin.
Australia could record its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s this year, economists say.
A gunman is on the run after exchanging fire with heavily-armed police who were attempting to raid a St Albans house on Monday morning.
It is the battle between a businessman who lost a billion-dollar birthright and his family, who didn't.
Gordon Wood paused, took a deep breath, and remembered saying goodbye to his girlfriend Caroline Byrne as her body lay in the morgue.
If fact checkers cannot prove that a story published or broadcast by another news media outlet is false, it will not be featured in the weekly airing of StopFake News.
Huge mudslides from November's earthquakes have wiped out all organisms living in the seabed of the Kaikoura Canyon, which used to be a hotbed of life.
Dozens of witnesses will be required to give evidence in the committal hearing for a Gold Coast father and son accused of masterminding a multi-million dollar investment scam.
A decade ago Cooper Cronk helped a young Greg Inglis learn the five-eighth role for the Melbourne Storm.
The federal government won't reveal the cost of a controversial security fence being installed outside Canberra's Parliament House because the price tag could aid a terrorist attack.
Some fled with little more than the clothes they were wearing, terrified that the militants of Islamic State would come for them next.
The University of Melbourne's prestigious Queen's College council has rebuked one of its former leaders for helping set up The Family, saying it "strongly deplores" Dr Raynor Johnson's seminal role in the notorious cult.
New phone's launch was a flashy event, playing all the old crowd favourites but with a few new tunes as well.
The brother of a Padbury man fighting for his life in hospital after trying to breakup a fight between gatecrashers and party guests said people were "jumping the fences from all four sides".
Telstra engaged in 'ambush marketing' by associating itself with the Olympics brand in its 'Go to Rio' advertising campaign without paying for the rights, a court has heard.
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