Magistrate's Court fixes Nov 30 for mention.

Reform's new leader in Oldham councillor Paul Taylor said the borough's 'toxic atmosphere' was 'destructive' as he promises change

PARLIAMENT | Such publications necessary to negate those who stoke racial sentiments, DAP MP says.

A former friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon has described to a jury the moment he arrived at her house unannounced to clean blood from the back of his van.

Uber could face a class action from women who have experienced sexual assault, misconduct or harassment while using its ridesharing services.

A man has been charged after being accused of faking injuries from the Bondi terror attack to claim compensation.

The Star Entertainment Group is on the brink of administration after being fined $260 million for historical money-laundering violations.

The latest inflation figures are higher than expected, fuelling fears of another interest rate hike.

Australia is one of a few countries around the world where mum and dad investors can directly buy into the Anthropic IPO.

The clock may be ticking on America’s “exorbitant privilege”.

Assignment at MCBA is for two years, says IGP.

The public has been urged not to approach Denzel Dynevor.

Some Labor voters are unimpressed by what they’re seeing from Macquarie Street, but could Hanson and her contrarians cut the mustard (and the ribbon)?

Mushroom killer Erin Patterson will learn this week if her appeal against her triple murder conviction is successful or if she will spend more time in prison.

Police have identified 55-year-old Elias Serevetas as the victim of a suspected targeted underworld hit in Reservoir.

John Healey is to scrap the 'unfair and outdated' charges

However, Sessions Court judge grants stay of execution pending appeal.

PC Andrew Hein has been dismissed by Cheshire Police

A US nuclear-powered submarine with 160 crew, including seven Australians, has docked south of Perth for maintenance ahead of becoming the first vessel to begin regular AUKUS rotations from WA next year.

She says any attempt to enforce court-ordered payment will be 'vigorously resisted'.

Right Resources achieved 89.9% gold recoveries in cyanide leach tests at its NSW pilot project, with low reagent consumption strengthening its processing outlook.

A Perth man has been sentenced to nine months jail after he was found running a cruel puppy farm at a home in Canning Vale.

Plans to build nearly 1,000 homes in the area have caused controversy

The Australian sharemarket erased its morning gains after the release of the nation’s latest inflation figures increased pressure on the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates next week.

PARLIAMENT | It also shows less tendency to cover up to protect schools' reputation.

A Perth man has been jailed for nine months after he was found to be running a 'cruel and inhumane' puppy farm out of his property.

People were pictured arrested at Manchester Piccadilly by the brand-new police team

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has urged company commanders to intensify training and sharpen combat readiness, calling it their "primary revolutionary task," state media reported Wednesday. He made the remark Tuesday at a photo session with participants in the Third Meeting of Company Leaders of the Korean People's Army (KPA), the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said. Pak Jong-chon, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK); Defense Minister Kim Song-gi; and KPA Chief of the General Staff Ri Yong-gil were with the leader. "The primary revolutionary task of the company leaders is to round off the combat preparations of their units for getting fully ready for fighting a war and the way for its implementation is to bring about a radical improvement in the strenuous and intensive training," Kim was quoted as saying by the KCNA. He said their loyalty and leadership should be demonstrated through successes in turning their units into "a-match-for-a-hundred ranks with firm revolutionary faith, patriotic spirit and matchless heroic mettle and fight

The U.S. administration has reiterated that it intends to transfer wartime operational control (OPCON) to Korea "when the agreed conditions have been met," amid Seoul's push to set a target year for the handover. "The United States intends to transfer wartime operational control to Korea when the agreed conditions have been met, which will ensure the safety and security of the people of Korea and U.S. forces stationed there," a U.S. administration official told Yonhap News Agency via email on Monday. The remarks came in response to a Yonhap inquiry regarding Korean Defense Minister Kang Shin-chul's comments that Seoul and Washington were coordinating on setting a target year for the OPCON transfer. "The United States policy on wartime operational control has been consistent for decades," the U.S. official added. During a parliamentary audit Monday (Korea time), Kang said Korea and the U.S. are closely coordinating on setting a target year for Seoul's retaking of wartime OPCON from Washington. "The Korean and U.S. authorities are closely coordinating on completing the full operational capa

The chief executive had to backtrack comments when pressed by journalists with screenshots of the resignation.