A Current Affair reporter Ben McCormack arrested over child porn offences
Police also raided the A Current Affairs offices at the Nine Network studios at Willoughby in Sydney's north on Thursday morning.
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Bannon booting a McMaster stroke from Trump NSA chief
The rise and rise of controversial White House star strategist Stephen Bannon has hit a wall.
Markets Live: ASX falls as banks crunched
Losses in the big banks and Telstra are leading the ASX lower, after the US Federal Reserve last night spooked global markets.
iPhone 'error 53': Apple taken to court by consumer watchdog
Apple has been accused of falsely and misleadingly telling customers that it wasn't required to fix their iPhones and iPads.
'Appalling': Geoff Wilson slams Hunter Hall fund board
Lashing the board for its "appalling" behaviour WAM chairman Geoff Wilson unseats the chairman of Hunter Hall Global Value
Terror threat to Anzac Day ceremony in Gallipoli
The federal government says terrorists could seek to target Australian Anzac Day commemorations at Gallipoli Cove in Turkey.Â
Is Snap even a "public" company?
Australian investors hoping to invest in Snap Inc might be disappointed, with S&P; Dow Jones unsure on whether to add it to the S&P; 500 at all.
Monash property 'engulfed by flames'
A house in Monash has been engulfed by flames as firefighters arrive to battle the blaze.
Perth locals rally to save girl's ninth birthday party
Tabitha invited 12 of her daughter's friends to join her on her ninth birthday. When only two RSVP'd, the Perth mum took to social media for support.
Childcare fraudster's bail continued as she faces jail term
With a look upwards, convicted fraudster Melissa Jade Higgins let out a sigh of relief and wiped away tears as her bail was continued.
Mammoth school of South West salmon captured in drone image
Tag a mate who still couldn't land one.
ACT government 'giving up on protecting charity workers' with new bill
Bill removes the requirement for charities to be licensed in the ACT to collect money here.
What's on these school holidays in Canberra
There's something on offer for kids of all types during the school holidays
About 40 evacuated, firefighters struggle through rubbish to fight St Kilda blaze
About 40 people had to be evacuated as a fire ripped through an apartment block in St Kilda.
Suu Kyi denies ethnic cleansing in Myanmar
In a rare public interview Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has denied ethnic cleansing of her country's Rohingya Muslims
Rio Tinto projects expected to create more than 1000 WA construction jobs
As the new Premier declared WA's books "the worst since the Great Depression" Rio Tinto was promoting its job creation credentials.
'Four Gabba stadiums of water' through Rockhampton at peak: BoM
About four Gabba stadiums full of water was expected to pass through Rockhampton every five minutes during the drawn-out Fitzroy River peak, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Accused killer thought wife was playing a trick when he 'found her dead' at home
A man accused of stabbing his 28-year-old wife to death as she held their infant son has told a court he knew the woman's father and brother had killed her as soon as he found her bloodied body inside their Gordon home.
Hardwick backs AFL umpires, bemoans rules
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has defended AFL umpires, saying the game's rules and interpretations make their tough job even harder.
Truck ploughs into pole outside childcare centre in Ferntree Gully; no one hurt
Children and staff at an early learning centre in Ferntree Gully were lucky to emerge unharmed Thursday morning, when a car carrier trailer ploughed into a power pole and through the back fence of the centre.
Sketch: Pauline, James and the plane
Pauline and James are 15,000 feet above the outback desert, perched in the tiny cockpit of a Jabiru 230-D.
Six migrant workers detained after St Petersburg metro bombing
Six migrant workers have been detained in Russia after the St Petersburg metro bombing, suspected of being involved in terrorism.
70 per cent of students struggling
Teenager Amelia Walters says a bombardment of negative messages about the state of our world is ruining her generation's mental health.
The tax minimisation tool that nobody wants to talk about
Family trusts are the unspoken third leg of tax minimisation in Australia, but nobody wants to admit it.
Colleagues find woman's body after work no-show
Concerned co-workers found her body in her Cairns unit.
Ben Cousins looks subdued as he cops $250 fine for bail breach
Fallen AFL player Ben Cousins has been fined $250 for failing to attend court last year over a violence restraining order breach and methylamphetamine possession.
Bond traders' perilous positioning
The Federal Reserve is trying to send a message to bond traders, but they aren't buying it yet.
ACT sport clubs encouraged to embrace intersex and transgender people
"What's really important is that people in our community feel engaged and feel they can participate without having to answer a whole bunch of questions that are completely irrelevant to the sport they want to play."
WA has the worst set of finances since the Great Depression: McGowan
Premier Mark McGowan has declared WA's financial situation the "worst since the Great Depression."
Last Elizabeth Quay lot sold will feature school and student housing
A collaboration between powerful Perth developer Adrian Fini and Malaysia's Victor Goh has won the last premium development site.
Kyhesha-Lee Joughin's dad gets nine years over toddler's death
Kyhesha-Lee died after suffering prolonged physical and sexual abuse.
WA Police charge pregnant Geraldton woman with meth pipe possession
Mingenew Police said there was still a small amount of meth inside the pipe when the woman was stopped by traffic officers.
ASIC still sees 'appalling things' at Aussie banks
The head of the corporate regulator says he is still uncovering "some pretty appalling things" when conducting surveillance on Australian banks.
Microsoft, McDonald's, IBM avoid government's tax transparency code
Microsoft, McDonald's and IBM and are among dozens of multinational giants that have not signed up to the federal government's tax transparency code.
ABS calls BS on Aussie broadband performance
While Australians are chewing through more data than ever, the latest Internet Activity report continues to steer well clear of the quagmire surrounding real-world broadband speeds.
'Sir, I have tried to reason with you': Retiree told cops to arrest him over hoon claim
"I held up my two fists clamped together and said 'Come on you bastard, arrest me, get your handcuffs out, come on' ": Humprey Firkins, 92.
'Throwing mud': Judge's angry spray in Amber Harrison court battle
The prominent silk acting for the former lover of Seven West Media boss Tim Worner has been rebuked by a Supreme Court judge for claiming she is taking on "one of the country's biggest boys' clubs".
Lost confidence the problem at Gold Coast, says out-of-sorts champion Ablett
Gary Ablett has declared his commitment to Gold Coast and blames their poor form last week on lost confidence.
Blocked from public health system, drunk doctor finds job at private hospital
An anaesthetist who abandoned his patient mid-operation and then passed out from intoxication has found new employment at Shellharbour Private Hospital.
Foxtel rated lowest in consumer survey for value
A Canstar Blue survey has revealed Foxtel is less-liked than any of the major players in Australia's streaming services.
Aussie millennials' home ownership second-lowest in world
Aussie millennials have the second-lowest home ownership rates in the world, a survey has found.
Tedesco has his head turned in wake of Tiger turmoil
Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco admits he is tempted by interest from Sydney Roosters and Canterbury Bulldogs.
Rejuvenated Sonny Bill itching to return
Stronger, faster and smarter - cross-code star Sonny Bill Williams sounded an ominous warning ahead of his Super Rugby comeback for the Blues against the Highlanders on Saturday.
Bannon dumped from National Security Council role in shakeup
The former Breitbart executive chairman was ousted from the powerful council in a surprise move.
Queensland man to be extradited on choking charge
A man who allegedly choked and poured petrol on a woman on the Gold Coast will be extradited from NSW to face court.
Hooper calls on Tahs to disrupt Hurricanes' gameplan
Waratahs captain Michael Hooper says his NSW forwards need to "turn up" against the Hurricanes on Friday and find a way to disrupt their opponent's style of play in order to put them off their game.
Canberra's future choreographers stage their first shows for 'You Are Here'
We asked three of the talented teens for an insight into their performances.
Search for Sydney man who failed to return home from morning run
A search has been launched for a man who failed to return home from his early morning run.
'Deeply apologetic': ActewAGL issued 32,500 customers wrong bills
The ACT's major gas supplier has admitted it failed to adequately prepare for changes to billing arrangements that saw 32,500 customers over or under-charged last year.
K brother gang rapist refused parole despite leaving jail on day trips
An infamous gang rapist who took part in a series of horrific attacks on young women with his three brothers has been on day trips to shopping centres, has a partner and is completing a university degree by correspondence.