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Marion council backflips on decision to evict Cove Cobras over sexual harassment allegations

The City of Marion backflips on a decision to evict the Cove Football Club from its Hallett Cove premises over sexual harassment and intimidation allegations.




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Police to review policies as footage emerges of bikie attacking child sex offender in watch house

SA Police is reviewing its security practices as CCTV footage of a bikie attacking a child sex offender at the Adelaide City Watch House is posted online.





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Police gather evidence after man stabbed outside Melbourne police station

Tents were set up to protect evidence at a crime scene outside the Glen Waverley Police Station in Melbourne's south-east, after a man was stabbed during a road rage altercation between two drivers.




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Excerpt from an ABC TV program titled Women Feel Guilty Whatever They Do

A section of an ABC television program titled Women Feel Guilty Whatever They Do, aired on March 27, 1985. It features stay-at-home mother Liz Crawford and working mother Deborah Brennan.













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ABC's editorial director says AFP raids an 'uncomfortable development'

The ABC's editorial director Craig McMurtrie says the raids by the federal police on the ABC's Sydney offices are an uncomfortable development with implications for press freedom.




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Gemma Cosgrave and Steven Arthur died when their car collided with a truck on the Bruce Highway at Cardwell. (Supplied)




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One of several Gold Coast properties raided by police (Supplied: QPS)




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Kevin Rudd accuses John Setka of damaging Labor's "brand"

The former prime minister says the CMMFEU should consider the wider implications of the controversy.



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'We working to meet every one of those requirements' Adani Australia CEO Lucas Dow




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'We working to meet every one of those requirements' Adani Australia CEO Lucas Dow





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Residents evacuated from Sydney high-rise after cracks spotted

A high-rise in the Sydney suburb of Mascot was evacuated overnight after residents spotted cracks in building.




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Albanese responds to Victorian CFMEU's threat to sever financial ties with Labor

Federal Labor leader Anthony Albanese told Afternoon Briefing host Patricia Karvelas he was not concerned by the Victorian construction union's threat to cut financial ties with Labor.




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Sailing out of Devonport on the Julie Burgess

Sailing out of Devonport's Mersey River on the Julie Burgess





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Vintage car enthusiasts lead revival of outback claypan racing at Lake Perkolilli

Hidden in outback scrubland lies a once legendary racetrack, where speed records were broken, sometimes even in the nude.






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Kalgoorlie mine workers evacuated from Frog's Leg mine after more than 100 seismic events in one day

The future of one of Australia's most profitable gold mines appears to be on shaky ground after more than 100 seismic events were recorded in a single day.




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CEO of Victoria Police Legacy, Lex de Man, says the fallen police officers will never be forgotten

Mr de Man has encouraged the community to thank their police officers for the work they do.




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Todd Robinson is grieving for his partner Constable Glen Humphris

Todd Robinson addresses the media after his partner, Constable Glen Humphris, was one of four police officers killed in a crash on Melbourne's Eastern Freeway.




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Anne lived across from Frank for 47 years and never knew how they were connected until today

While war veterans around the country are disappointed Anzac Day services have taken a different form, one woman in Melbourne is grateful for a connection.




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Things were already hard for Isabel's grandkids. A pandemic made things even tougher

The coronavirus pandemic has made life harder for most people, but spare a thought for 66-year-old Isabel McLeary, who is looking after three teenagers with disability who can now only access vital support online.




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Victoria flags drug-driving law review, including drug testing truck drivers

Drug-driving has become more deadly than drink-driving and Victoria is flagging drug tests in trucking firms as one area needing urgent attention.




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Dramatic drop in Q fever cases across Australia

There has been a significant decline in the number of Q fever cases reported so far this year compared to the same period last year.




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Victorian school likely had 'unsafe' levels of chemicals in soil, inquiry into possible cancer cluster told

A Senate inquiry into a possible cancer cluster on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula hears evidence from high-profile lawyer Peter Gordon of a "disturbing number of cancer cases" connected to the early years of Bellarine Secondary College.



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'Cataclysmic': This data reveals how we dodged a coronavirus catastrophe

For now, Australia appears to have kept the virus in check and avoided a full-blown coronavirus crisis. This data shows how we did it.




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'He showed him how': Slaughter of 406 eagles sparks review of wildlife laws

When a farmworker was convicted of poisoning hundreds of wedge-tailed eagles in Victoria, he told the court he was ordered to do it. But due to legal limitations, no further charges were laid against his boss.




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Forging medieval-inspired armour and art in the Victorian bush

Sam Bloomfield makes medieval-inspired armour and art in a process he says is a bit like dressmaking — only with metal, not cloth.





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Critically acclaimed wine turns out to be something else as decades-old mix-up revealed

In 1979, the CSIRO imported a boutique wine grape from France. Since then the drop has been celebrated by growers and experts alike — but it turns out they've been enjoying a different variety all along.




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Cardinal Pell says inquiry's conclusions 'not supported by evidence'

Cardinal George Pell accuses the child sexual abuse royal commission of making findings "not supported by evidence" in its unredacted report, which found he was explicitly told in 1982 of the reason paedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale was being moved between parishes.




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Survey reveals $15m impact of COVID-19 restrictions on Wimmera Southern Mallee tourism

More than $15 million could have been lost from the Wimmera Southern Mallee economy as a result of events being cancelled because of the coronavirus.




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These pets aren't even real, but they're helping aged care residents in lockdown

An aged care facility says robotic pets are lighting up the lives of its residents and bringing comfort during isolation from the coronavirus pandemic.




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Face and eye tracking tech, the answer to teachers' engagement level concerns?

Australian scientists develop a tool that could help students learn better in the virtual classroom, as remote education during the coronavirus pandemic highlights issues with current methods.




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'Everybody needs to use this stuff': Why Billy tells Darwin patrons to lather up

He's worn many hats in his days, including that of world barefoot mud crab tying champion and Top End buffalo shooter. But Billy Lowery really just wishes he'd worn more hats more often.




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Daredevil and flat-earther 'Mad' Mike Hughes dies in homemade rocket crash

A self-styled daredevil who taught himself rocket science in a bid to prove the Earth is flat dies after crashing his homemade rocket in California.




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Prickles returns home ready to be shorn after seven years self-isolating

Prickles the merino sheep has been on the run from her Dunalley farm since the 2013 Tasmanian bushfires, but now she's out of self-isolation and ready for a trim.




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Every man and his dog is suffering as outback fly population explodes

Pastoralists are begrudgingly starting to buy fly nets for the first time, a bush fashion faux pas that is normally associated with overseas tourists visiting the outback.