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A 60-year-old man accused of brutally attacking two female backpackers at Salt Creek in South Australia's Coorong region, leaving one of them naked and screaming for help, is found guilty of six out of seven charges.
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Over two weeks, the community has listened in horror as details emerge in court of the kidnapping and assault of two backpackers on a remote stretch of beach in South Australia.
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How did two backpackers, who came to Australia looking for adventure, manage to escape a man that attacked them on a remote South Australian beach?
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Steve Smith's century helps Australia struggles to reach 300 on day one, as Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav has a debut to remember.
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An Erin Phillips-led Adelaide Crows storm to the first AFL Women's premiership, edging Brisbane by a goal in the grand final at Carrara Stadium.
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Rescuers who jumped to the aid of passengers during a boat crash which killed four people on Sydney Harbour are recognised with bravery awards 10 years after the tragic event.
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Dyson Heppell, the Bombers, Jarryd Roughead — there were any number of comebacks to watch and enjoy at the MCG.
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The remaining votes in the WA election are counted, with Labor narrowly missing out on a working majority in the Legislative Council by one seat.
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Supermarket shelves empty in north Queensland as the weather bureau warns a cyclone swirling off the coast could intensify to a category four when it crosses somewhere between Cardwell and Bowen, near Townsville, early next week.
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US President Donald Trump suffers a stunning political setback in a Congress controlled by his own party, with Republican leaders pulling legislation to overhaul the US healthcare system.
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America has just witnessed the world of difference between business and politics, and Donald Trump the difference between politicians and shareholders, writes Greg Jennett.
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The woman photographed wearing a hijab and using her mobile phone while walking past an injured person in the London terrorist attack gives her side of the story.
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Daniel Ricciardo says he will turn a frustrating qualifying crash into a "bit of aggro" during the F1 grand prix in Melbourne.
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The Adelaide woman whose foot was crushed in the attack on Westminster Bridge in London is recovering from surgery and is hoping to return to Australia as soon as possible, according to the Australian High Commissioner.
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An Alice Springs fossicker finds an old military mortar and takes it home to his "unimpressed wife", before police have to set up a perimeter outside his house and call in the army.
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When Melbourne game developer Emre Deniz posted some screenshots of his virtual reality project Earthlight to Reddit, he was just hoping to get some feedback from fellow space and gaming nerds. Instead, he got a message from NASA.
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Medical professionals and the NSW Government urge Cricket Australia to stop sponsorships with alcohol brands now that their partnership with Carlton and United Breweries has ended.
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Australia's largest and arguably most complex mural is finished, with artist Guido van Helten putting the final touches on the silos at Coonalpyn in South Australia.
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"If I quit, everybody's going to believe women can't do this" — that's the thought that latched itself into Kathrine Switzer's head when a male official tried to push her off the course of the Boston Marathon in 1967.
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Vanessa Goodwin is in a "stable condition" in hospital, it has been announced, following Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman's shock press conference revealing the Attorney-General has been diagnosed with multiple brain tumours.
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Australian scientists have trialled a new diagnostic technique in Papua New Guinea they say could help eradicate the malaria parasite in developing countries.
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In a WA community still recovering from a spate of Aboriginal suicides, the son of the town undertaker has become the latest person to take his life.
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As the Mela Festival kicks on in Adelaide for the 25th year, the Indian community says its culture has been warmly embraced and celebrated in South Australia for five decades.
