Driver to face court over Newcastle crowd crash

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The 18-year-old driver is set to face court on Sunday on a slew of charges after multiple Knights fan were injured, including a five-year-old who remains in a serious but stable condition.

Assistant Commissioner David Waddell says patient conditions are improving for those most seriously injured in yesterday's crowd crash in Newcastle.

The pilot who allegedly stabbed his colleague and tried to crash a Flydubai passenger plane has been identified.

Two teenage boys were taken to hospital after they were stabbed at a house party in Brisbane.

Seven people are still being cared for at John Hunter Hospital after a car crashed into a crowd of Newcastle Knights supporters on Saturday.

An army veteran whose Audi was involved in a crash on a takeaway run has been hit with six penalty points for driving without insurance.

His father, Matthew Crooks, told investigators that his son owned a 3D printer and had once tried to create a handgun.

Some Capitol Hill Democrats are eager to investigate members of President Donald Trump's family after the midterm elections in November.