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London police confirm they are considering manslaughter charges in relation to the Grenfell Tower fire which killed at least 79 people just over a week ago, but say they have confirmed the deadly blaze, which started in a fridge, was not deliberately lit.
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Unions have slammed politicians' upcoming 2 per cent pay rise, while One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts argues federal politicians should be able to turn down the wage hike.
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Take a look back over some of Johnathan Thurston's best State of Origin moments, following confirmation that a shoulder injury has prematurely ended his representative career.
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A Right to Information request reveals security cameras at Moreton Bay, north of Brisbane, have been compromised with all audio recording now turned off.
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New details about why police opposed former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale's bail are revealed after a magistrate withdrew some reporting restrictions on the matter.
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In just 12 months, Mohammad Tawhidi has become one of the most prominent Muslim voices in the Australian media. But is Imam Tawhidi all he seems?
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If your boss is engaged in corrupt, illegal or unethical conduct — but you are unsure about whether to report it due to fear of reprisals — you might be in luck. The Federal Government wants to introduce a bounty-style reward system.
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BankSA puts on ice plans to set up a new team in Adelaide, which would have created 150 jobs, in response to the South Australian Government's budget.
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More women are entering Australian prisons than ever before. When those women are also mothers, the consequences for families can be devastating.
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As she prepares to leave her role after five controversial years as president of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs says her sentiment is one of sadness mingled with relief.
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If you thought fidget spinners were annoying, spare a thought for school teachers and parents across China dealing with powerful mini-crossbows that shoot toothpicks and needles.
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Punters at a regular Thursday night pub comedy gig in North Perth get more than they paid for when US actor and comedian Chris Rock grabs the microphone for a surprise stand-up performance.
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Dealing with your monthly period when you haven't got money is a harsh reality of life for homeless women — but new vending machines being rolled out in capital cities are trying to change that.
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The Prime Minister says attention must now turn to improving student outcomes after his Government's landmark $23.5 billion funding package passes the Senate in a late-night sitting.
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Environmentalist Steve Irwin will be honoured for his work on television with a star on the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame, joining the latest list of inductees featuring movie heavyweights such as Jack Black, Jennifer Lawrence and Mark Hamill.
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The Warriors were too good for the Bulldogs, ending the match 21-14, while the Titans came out on top over the Tigers with a 26-14 win.
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Two NSW Police officers declined to testify in court on Friday over accusations of leaving an eight-year-old in the back of a wagon.
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Three ministers avoid charges after apologising for comments about "weak" terrorism sentencing in Victoria, as the state's appeals court increases the jail terms given to two would-be terrorists.
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Negative "political ramifications" are stopping the Palaszczuk Government from funding the anti-bullying program Safe Schools once its federal funding runs out, the Queensland Teachers Union says.
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Boys at a British high school find a novel way around strict uniform rules banning shorts, as the country swelters through a heatwave.
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Adam Cranston, the son of former deputy tax commissioner Michael Cranston, talked of sending "gangsters" to protect luxury Porsches and other "toys", police allege.
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It might look like fun, but irresponsible four-wheel drivers are causing headaches and safety issues in forestry plantations in south-east Queensland.
