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Aussie dance act PNAU perform surprise 21st birthday backyard gig
When Perth woman Chantal Perich emailed Australian music act PNAU to ask if they would play at her backyard 21st birthday party, even she admitted it was a bit of a long shot.
When Perth woman Chantal Perich emailed Australian music act PNAU to ask if they would play at her backyard 21st birthday party, even she admitted it was a bit of a long shot.
Former Brumbies fullback Robbie Coleman backs Western Force in fight for survival
Some of the world's most stunning images from the best photographers on the planet.
A year ago Jarryd Hayne was on the radar of almost every NRL club when he abandoned his American dream. But over the past week, with almost every off-contract NRL player linked to rival clubs, it has highlighted just how far Hayne has fallen from grace since his return to rugby league.
News Corp will sack all but a few photographers in each capital city.
Wests Tigers, throughout their negotiations with the 'big four', have been an easy mark.
Scores of parents urged the school council to take action before Ms Kelliher resigned on the first day of the school holidays.
Fierce on-field opponents days ago, footballers black and white come together to make a stand against racism after two more incidents blight the game.
The phonics check will be based on the UK model of a 5-7 minute test in which students are asked to read aloud 40 real and made-up words.
Mrs Betts may have died on Sunday, but there are many people that the 25-year-old still wants to save.
If someone could embody the 'typical' Victorian, it would be Rachel Semmens.
The 'typical' indigenous Australian, according to data from last year's census, is a 23-year-old woman.
Tech giant Google has pulled out of plans to base its headquarters at a re-purposed White Bay power station in Sydney's inner west, delivering a major blow to the state government's aim to convert the area into a technology hub.
A spate of international shareholder activist moves might be boosting the Australian sharemarket.
In a major privacy breach, the Victorian Education Department has published confidential information which identifies children who have self-harmed, bullying victims and students' medical conditions.
Lloyd Rayney's family liaison officer told detectives the barrister's arrest for phone tapping "should leave no doubt in the public's mind" that he was being examined as a suspect in his wife's murder, a Perth court has heard.
Organiser's response to Facebook question leads headline act to withdraw from gig.
Police are investigating after a bus carrying 30 Taiwanese visitors crashed on the Great Ocean Road, killing one man.
Marvel Comics has disciplined an Indonesian artist who included hidden references to the Ahok blasphemy controversy in the latest X-Men Gold series.
A Malaysian airline pilot has been found guilty of repeatedly raping a woman at knifepoint after he broke into her Perth home 21 years ago.
The introduction of independent doctors to deal with concussion will be one of the items on top of the agenda when the NRL's competition committee gathers at Rugby League Central on Wednesday.
The tax on the average Australian family has risen to the second highest rate in the developed world, new figures from the OECD show.
The Rugby Union Players' Association has backed the Western Force and Melbourne Rebels' plans to take legal action against the Australian Rugby Union.
The national construction union and ten of its officials have been fined a total of $590,800 for an industrial campaign in 2014.
Five people have been injured after a minibus and a ute crashed in Sydney's CBD, leaving one person trapped.
A fresh AFL racism furore raging around South Australian football stars Eddie Betts and Paddy Ryder adds to a long list of ugly football incidents.
Local girl Nikki Van Dijk, toughened in the chill waves of Phillip Island is a favourite for the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach.
Sydney's trains will increasingly struggle to run on time unless "sustained and substantial investment" is made in the existing heavy rail system, the state's Auditor-General has found.
The Liberal Party is holding a snap preselection to choose a candidate before Parliament resumes.
That's it. I give up. A man tries his damndest to make the game perfect, and what does he get by way of gratitude from them? Sabotage, that's what.
Cost is no barrier to making Victoria safe again, opposition Leader Matthew Guy has declared in his first major policy pitch to voters ahead of next year's state poll.
Maged Al-Harazi killed wife in "frenzied" attack, prosecutors say
Canberra's petrol prices are on the way down and should not backflip in the lead up to Easter, according to the NRMA.
Paul Jenkins walked on stage in an exoskeleton at his University of Canberra graduation on Tuesday.
Brumbies players admit flooded free-agents market will be "scary" as they chase new contracts.
The Medical Board has released it's verdict on the controversial chaperone program for doctors accused of sexually abusing patients.
China and South Korea agree to take new measures if the rogue state conducts another nuclear or missile test.
A Brisbane man charged with raping a Korean woman in broad daylight has been let off after the victim left the country.
The Australian sharemarket defied weak offshore leads and falling iron ore prices to close at a fresh two-year high.
The government has rejected the recommendations of an independent report into scripture teaching in the state's schools which would have forced providers to track student enrolment numbers and let students who opt out get on with their regular class work during scripture class time.
The continued uncertainty of Super Rugby looks set to drag on after Western Force chief executive Mark Sinderberry was told there was no exact time frame yet on when his franchise will be given a chance to present its case to the Australian Rugby Union as to why it should not be cut next year.
Melbourne co-captain Nathan Jones has hailed Jack Watts' performance on Saturday as a big step forward for the much-maligned Demons utility.
The boss of the national pesticides authority has refused to say whether she will move with the agency to Armidale.
Stephanie Purvis matches all 14 characteristics of the "typical" Australian, according to a "preview" of the 2016 census results.
Childhood obesity in Queensland is higher than the national average: how obesity affects girls and boys differently
380 homes, cafes, some retail, a park and a small lake planned for heritage site.
A preview of Australia's 2016 Census results has revealed the 'typical' West Australian is a 37-year-old man, born in Australia with at least one of his parents born overseas.
Melbourne Storm have kept open the option of bringing stars Jesse Bromwich and Cameron Munster back into their side to face Manly Sea Eagles in Sydney on Saturday.
Magpies forward Jamie Elliott appears to be on the verge of a long-awaited return to senior football, and Daniel Wells is also making strong gains, says coach.
Turnbull government moves to make companies more transparent, but ignores trusts.
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