Once branded ‘Australia's worst mother’, Kathleen Folbigg will marry her childhood friend following her release from 20 years of wrongful imprisonment.
A university student accused of carrying out an “underworld execution” was allegedly acting on orders from a crime syndicate involved in the illegal tobacco trade, a court has been told.
Suspected human remains have been found after the search for missing schoolie Astin Gerstl, who was swept out to sea, was suspended.
Young thieves, one armed with a massive knife, have allegedly stolen a Porsche and four Mercedes from a family in Queensland.
Six native Australian trees have been deliberately poisoned in Noosa, prompting a council investigation with fines reaching $141,865.
A key date has been scheduled in the ongoing court proceedings against former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann, who faces two charges of rape.
An inquiry has found Vladimir Putin bears “moral responsibility” for the death of a British woman, who died after spraying herself with what she thought was perfume.
Waleed Aly has shaved his head and “learnt a lesson about masculinity”, saying a recent trip highlighted the “ridiculous” claims of manosphere influencers.
Vladimir Putin received a warm welcome from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he arrived in India for a two-day trip.
Donald Trump’s Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, has been exonerated by bombshell testimony from a top admiral.
Australia’s top diplomat has spoken candidly about the challenges facing those pushing for peace in Gaza.
A neo-Nazi is jetting back to South Africa after sitting for weeks in immigration detention following a protest outside NSW parliament.
Alex Carey and Michael Neser steered the hosts to 6-378 at stumps on day two, a lead of 44 runs, after sloppy England bowling and fielding overshadowed their bright start to the second Test.
On Friday afternoon, it was possible to visualise Jake Weatherald as a proper Test opener. Australia may finally have found one.
An enthralling day of Test cricket sees Australia holding a tight lead thanks to audacious batting and sloppy English fielding before a late rally by the tourists.
The woman may have been in the vehicle for up to three days before her body was discovered, police said.
An incredible catch from Jacks ends Steve Smith's innings.
Cabaret artists Reuben Kaye and Meow Meow define what makes a good 'diva'.
The minister attended the event celebrating a Labor figure while taking part in official business in June.
Moderate and conservative Liberals are locked in an existential tug-of-war over climate change and migration. That’s about to spread further into cultural and national identity.
Illustrations by the artist from The Age.
Senators are seeing massive spikes in social media views and followers as they mimic the combative style of US congresspeople.
The Albanese government is considering a first-ever national scheme to stop factories closing due to high-energy bills.
Pauline Hanson’s chief of staff, James Ashby, claims that a couple of “big names” will be joining in the new year.
Temperatures have soared in Sydney as a heatwave stretches up the NSW coast and bushfires break out across the state.
The intended victim of the brazen attack escaped two would-be assassins.
Waleed Aly experienced the huge potential of the possibility of there being a vastly different form of masculinity
An inquiry into Liverpool Council turned its attention to alleged donations to a candidate in the NSW local council elections.
The Herald’s reporter Julie Power has been recognised for her contribution to architecture. She says it has the power to change lives, if done well.
The Pentagon’s original position was more sceptical, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter, and the document had to be reworked.
The former prime minister also met privately with US Vice President JD Vance during his trip to Washington.
Investigators say they recovered the James Bond-inspired Faberge pendant after six days of closely watching the man accused of ingesting it.
The suspected drug boat was hit four times, not two. Democrats say the survivors posed no threat, while Republicans argued otherwise – though they agreed Pete Hegseth did not issue a “kill everybody” order.
The Wang Fuk Court towers were still smouldering when Hong Kong authorities shifted gear from crisis to crackdown.
Young companies are forming across Ukraine in a bid to defeat Russian forces with faster and more powerful drones.
New Zealand’s fastest man has changed allegiances in a move that could have major ramifications for Australian sprinting.
Respected and feared among the boxing fraternity, Jai Opetaia is Australian sport’s best-kept secret. That might be about to change.
Tasmania's AFL licence is now unconditional and they are celebrating.
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