Crossbench senator Derryn Hinch has used the legal protection of the Senate to name a paedophile policeman who sexually brutalised nine children during his 12 years in the force.
Three scam sites have been shut, months after two Latvian nationals were charged with fraud for allegedly running similar enterprises.
Portraits of the US President were ordered months ago, but the transition appears to be tangled in red tape and mystery.
Miss Texas, Margana Wood, didn't use vague language on Sunday night when answering a question about President Donald Trump's reaction to Charlottesville.
Australians are attending university at one of the highest rates in the OECD but the country has one of the lowest rates of graduates in science fields, which have some of the highest levels of employment.
An independent study has found unexpected valley bulging and fractures reaching the surface above a major coal mine in the greater Sydney catchment, prompting WaterNSW to seek greater scrutiny of future mining applications.
Former Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore has welcomed the rise of rookie beast Jordan Uelese.
The NRC helped launch Tom Banks into the Wallabies, but will the competition change as part of a Twiggy Forrest revamp?
The grieving wife of a man who drowned trying to save a stranger's child on a NSW beach has paid tribute to her "darling husband and best friend".
Jack Trengove, No.2 pick in the 2009 AFL draft and co-captain of Melbourne at just 20, has been delisted by the Demons.
Port Adelaide chief Keith Thomas is standing firm over Ken Hinkley, saying he would not allow the Power senior coach to meet Gold Coast.
There have been 50 alleged fraud cases connected to Queensland's Back to Work program.
A Canberra man who was caught soliciting child pornography has avoided time behind bars.
Benjamin Law investigated Safe Schools. What he found was an initiative any 'sane-minded' adult would support.
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin arrive in Canberra for two weeks of fun
A sickening video has captured the moment a man was brutally bashed in a Perth park after he attacked a group of Aboriginal people.
A study has found those in disadvantaged areas are 1.7 times likely to get head and neck cancer.
Soaring demand for fire safety specialists and panels could spell lengthy delays to cladding work.
Big names in Australian business says it is their duty to stand up for diversity and equality.
Canberra's only publicly-funded confliction resolution service will halve its output after failing to secure funding.
The ACT government has spent almost $850,000 of taxpayer funds promoting its new Ginninderry joint venture housing development.
A baby great white shark nicknamed "Fluffy" that washed ashore like Ariel in The Little Mermaid on Monday has been released back into the ocean.
Drug and alcohol counsellor is due to face court following allegations of 'serious corruption'.
Revised target will likely fall short of the plan for almost half of Australia's electricity to be generated by renewables by 2030.
High-profile Brisbane lawyer Sam Di Carlo structured legal representation for people involved in a corruption watchdog investigation to feed him information, police allege.
The number of Canberra children in out of home care has increased by more than 30 per cent in three years.
"We are seeing high number of drowning deaths in boating related fatalities, rock fishing fatalities and also alcohol related drowning deaths as well."
An Australian soldier fighting in the Vietnam War ignored standing procedures to save an injured friend.
Research shows that girls do less exercise when wearing a school dress.
Brad Arthur tells a story about Semi Radradra. It sums up just how far he's come since joining the club. "I remember our first session with Semi ... bloody hell, he didn't even know what the sideline was," he said.
Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco has emerged as the surprise winner of the Players' Champion award after pipping Storm star Cameron Smith for the honour.
DJs, dance and foodie nights: Museums Victoria rejigs its line-up to woo the public.
Geelong chief executive Brian Cook has turned the spotlight on Cats' supporters, questioning whether they are suffering "finals fatigue" after a decade of success.
Brutal internal Labor party battle over safe seats in Labor's traditional heartland is intensifying.
An unprecedented lawsuit likened to a "David and Goliath" battle has begun, with a former gambler taking on Australia's powerful pokies industry over claims its products are designed to addict.
Queensland Labor is targeting Tim Nicholls and jobs as the state barrels ever closer towards the next election.
Adelaide haven't ruled out continuing their eye-catching power stance during the national anthem for the remainder of the finals.
A person infected with measles has sparked a local warning after taking a trip to a shopping centre, eating at two restaurants and travelling on two trains .
It's the buy of the year against the game's best forward ... Parramatta's Nathan Brown versus North Queensland's James Taumalolo.
Teenager who repeatedly bullied at school for being gay is suing Victoria's education department.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper says he is proud of the stance the team is taking for marriage equality.
Greater Western Sydney are no closer to deciding a replacement for injured ruckman Shane Mumford despite already holding lengthy discussions on the subject.
A driver has been freed from a serious crash north of Perth involving a truck and car.
So-called "secondary sanctions" target third-country businesses that surreptitiously deal with North Korea in breach of the UN rules.
Australia's second-biggest gold miner by market capitalisation, Evolution Mining, says it may sell the Edna May gold mine, one of its two wholly owned gold mines in Western Australia.
The chair of the public inquiry into the RSL has unloaded on the recently resigned director of RSL LifeCare, Jim Longley.
An ACT Office of Mental Health is yet to be set up nearly one year after the territory election.
Isabelle De Gioia, 12, is among the first group of year 6 students to sit the test to get into newly-created selective streams at Sydney's Catholic high schools.
A senior WA police officer has been stood aside following an incident between him and a female officer at a regional WA police station last month.
Washington: The UN Security Council has whacked crippling new sanctions on North Korea to force it to negotiate over its nuclear and weapons programs.
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