Vodafone's legal action against the competition watchdog's draft domestic mobile roaming decision could delay the final outcome for some time and, in the process, deny Telstra and Optus the certainty they seek to roll out infrastructure.
Those worried about the US being sucked into a new military confrontation are looking in the wrong direction, Jake Sullivan believes.
People who were sexually abused by clergy as adults are not getting compensation payments topped up.
More than 2000 homes affected after fire engulfs electrical substation.
Australian investors are bracing for a tough week, following a dramatic selloff in US and Asian tech stocks and as a surprise election result in the UK increases uncertainty.
As more of us use electronic payments, the cost of being a "cash only" business will rise.
Kino arthouse cinema is offering tickets at 1987 prices to celebrate its 30th birthday.
Primary school-aged girl flown to hospital with severe facial injuries after smash on Hume Freeway.
A Lanyon Vikings Club staff member was shot in the leg with a nail gun during a robbery on Sunday, June 11.
NSW skipper Boyd Cordner says it will be his responsibility to address the players on the opening night of camp with a simple message: "Don't get complacent."
Elizabeth Quay will be transformed into a winter wonderland over the June school holidays with an open air ice-skating rink, ice slide and falling snow.
Lawyers, including the country's peak law body, have condemned Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's latest citizenship crackdown as a power grab that threatens the independence of the judiciary.
A cyclist is in "the fight of his life" after being struck by a car near Macedon.
But a small number of public servants taking a large amount of leave, official research shows.
It's the last game of round 12 as the Demons host the Magpies.
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has told the Commonwealth it must pay for a Barton Highway flyover and duplication of William Slim Drive upfront or it will be billed.
Customers with interest-only loans are likely to be charged an even higher premium by banks compared with those who are also paying back principal, home loan experts predict.
New generation coal-fired power stations and even old ones retro-fitted with carbon capture and storage, would reap financial incentives.
A hit and run between two trucks has been caught on dash cam in Perth's south.
A man has been charged with supplying the firearm used in last week's Brighton terror siege.
Legendary corruption fighter Tony Fitzgerald is challenging federal politicians to prove they truly are "honourable" members.
A freight train derailment has caused massive delays on the Melbourne to Sydney regional lines.
Two lanes have been closed and two women taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Sam Warburton, the British and Irish Lions captain, fears he will miss the first Test against New Zealand after playing just 67 minutes of rugby in the past two months.
Victoria's ski season is off to a flying start with thousands hitting the slopes this weekend.
The Australian market looks "tough", while Wall Street is still a great place to invest despite some "crazy valuations", State Street fund manager Olivia Engel says.
Traffic on the Mitchell Freeway south between Cedric and Vincent Streets has come to a complete standstill after a crash.
Microsoft has announced a supercharged version of its Xbox One console, as well as a diverse collection of new games and features coming to the platform, at an event ahead of the E3 expo in Los Angeles.
Senior Liberal and Labor figures have confirmed they are working to be "campaign ready" by June or July of next year.
A man with criminal convictions for passing himself off as a psychiatrist has been accused of falsifying documents during years of "destructive" litigation against a building company.
At least one alleged victim of an accused child sex offender was in court on Monday to see a Bunbury man plead not guilty to six incest charges and two charges of indecently dealing with a child under four.
Theresa May will be met with silence rather than the traditional banging of desks by Conservative MPs after a disastrous election performance.
A bottom-four finish could be on the cards for the dominant club of the past decade.
Reviews of the Three Strikes scheme recommended more modest changes than those introduced by the NSW government.
The lawsuit by the two Democratic attorneys general, the first of its kind brought by a government entity, could open a new front for Trump.
As Judith Viorst's children's book title says, for Trump it was another terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.
All it took was a certificate off the internet and Phillip Spain made $486,215.45.
A man is in hospital after he was charged by a rogue bull and flung metres into the air at a remote Queensland property.
A $500 million development in Fortitude Valley can now commence with the final stage of the renewal project approved.
A Melba P-plater had his license suspended after being caught speeding 140km/h in a 90km/h zone on William Hovell Drive in Hawker.
The father of a Brisbane toddler, who died from untreated burns, gave police multiple stories about the cause of his daughter's injuries, at one point implying her older sister played a role, court documents show.
Big names are gone, Billy Slater returns while Valentine Holmes, Coen Hess and Tim Glasby are in the frame to debut as Queensland attempt to save the series in Sydney.
Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Wayne Gregson will step down from the job in mid September.
A Queensland man's skull cracked like a watermelon on the concrete after he was punched in the face by an alleged drug associate, a trial has heard.
Ardent Leisure chose 5.18pm on a Friday, leading into the long weekend, to inform the world that the short but memorable reign of Deborah Thomas had come to an abrupt end.
Federal Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg has given the private sector the green light to take its proposal to enlarge Clevelend's Toondah Harbour to the environmental impact stage.
French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party has claimed a sweeping victory in the first round of elections to the National Assembly.
A Perth left-wing group has described fake anti-Semitic posters that have appeared across the metropolitan area with their logo as "vile".
The Queen’s Birthday 2017 honours list is probably the most progressive in Australian history.
He hasn't been a regular for Hawthorn this season yet because of injuries, but coach Alastair Clarkson is confident recruit Jaeger O'Meara will be a star for the - eventually.
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