Armed gang raids security cars of gold in one of PNG's biggest robberies
Gold bars worth millions of dollars and thousands in cash have been stolen at gunpoint in a brazen heist in Papua New Guinea.
Gold bars worth millions of dollars and thousands in cash have been stolen at gunpoint in a brazen heist in Papua New Guinea.
Workplace Health and Safety issues multiple regulatory notices to the police service regarding conditions at the state's watch houses.
A new UN report warns the world is likely to overshoot warming of 1.5C as world leaders shun Australia's pre-COP talks in Fiji.
Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo urges NRL to improve rule-change communication In short: Canterbury Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo wants the NRL to communicate rule changes for next season well in advance. Ciraldo said he only learned his team will be subjected to a trial of new rule changes this weekend via an email. What's next? Ciraldo's Bulldogs will wrap…
A 14-year-old boy is charged with assault after a man was seriously injured and left convulsing on the ground in an alleged rock throwing attack in a fast food restaurant car park.
A new multi-purpose ward at the Northern Territory's largest hospital has received its first patients this week, with hopes the $24 million investment will help ease capacity pressures in Darwin's health sector.
In short: Stephen James Cross, 41, has pleaded guilty to charges relating to the deception of four women in Gippsland in Victoria's east. Cross called himself "Jimmy Smith", even living with one of the women under the alias. What's next? Cross entered pre-sentence detention today and will be sentenced in October. An unemployed Gippsland man who pretended to…
Local government may have a reputation for being boring, but NSW budget estimates today provided an extraordinary snapshot of what is playing out across the state's councils.
The Victorian premier says allegations of almost two decades of sexual abuse at a Traralgon special school are "harrowing".
The state government throws its support behind a proposed merger between WA's last remaining coal miners as its self-imposed 2030 deadline to retire state-owned coal assets approaches.
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon says the 2027 season will start with all 18 teams in action despite previously defending the staggered start.
Hundreds of fines issued via AI-assisted traffic cameras are being dropped in WA, with officers unable to prove drivers knew their passengers were wearing their seatbelts incorrectly.
In Australia's most decentralised state, water infrastructure is failing, leading residents in one town to rely on the bottled variety, but it comes at a cost.
A video of a flightless bird being chased by a police officer down a road on the NSW Central Tablelands goes viral, with the local chief inspector saying it's all part of "the life of a country cop".
Police say it is "tragically" possible that a man who was shot dead on a Western Sydney street was another case of mistaken identity.
Well-known former Bondi Rescue cast member and mental health advocate Matt Dee has died, according to a statement posted online by the clothing and events company he co-founded.
A 20-year-old hit-and-run driver who fatally struck a woman in Adelaide's north-east has apologised to his victim's family in court, which heard he did not initially realise he had hit a person.
Victoria Police detectives confirm they have spoken with four Sydney men as part of their sexual assault investigation linked to the Sydney Swans.
A jury has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of a Queensland grazier accused of a triple murder and an attempted murder.
Relatives of some of the victims of "The Family" murders are demanding the public release of the long-suppressed names of suspects linked to the case.
The state government has announced another plan to tackle issues regarding crime, violence and substance abuse in Port Augusta. The efforts have been praised by Indigenous leaders who say it is needed, but have criticised the lack of Indigenous consultation.
Inside the turquoise house close to the riverbank, a mother of two, her husband, daughter and in-laws remained stranded on their balcony as the flood tore through their Nepali town.
Telstra failed to prioritise fixing known vulnerabilities in its systems despite being warned about them months before they triggered a major nationwide outage.
A district judge in the US has cleared Lizzo's touring company of wrongdoing after allegations of discrimination and harassment were filed by a former wardrobe assistant.
Antonio Rotondo was found guilty on Tuesday of creating and distributing "profoundly violating" and "degrading" deepfakes of Brisbane women and children.
In short: Four more Australians have been found safe after the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, but 38 others remain missing. Families of those still missing are urging authorities to do more to find their loved ones. At least 1,066 people have been killed and 4,462 others remain missing. Four more Australians have been confirmed safe in the Nepal-Tibe…
A man who slipped near a wet floor sign at a Canberra McDonald's is awarded nearly $15,000 in compensation, after initially seeking millions.
A key lieutenant of jailed tobacco kingpin Kazem Hamad will spend at least three years behind bars for orchestrating arsons and car thefts at the height of Victoria's tobacco wars.
A man who murdered his colleague at Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium has had three and a half years shaved off his 30-year sentence after an appeal.
Charges of hate and vilification threats laid against man after Mossman raid In short: A man has been charged in Far North Queensland with making threats with serious vilification or hate crime aggravating circumstances. Police were responding to complaints of ideologically motivated threats of violence. What's next? The man will face court on September 21.
NSW police commissioner says a man shot dead in a Sydney home invasion appears to be an "innocent life" lost to organised crime.
North Melbourne president Sonja Hood and football boss Todd Viney address the media after the decision to part ways with senior coach Alastair Clarkson.
Australia's economy grew 0.4 per cent in the June quarter, slightly beating most economist forecasts and further raising the prospect of an interest rate hike as soon as this month.
Detectives from the Rural and Stock Crime Squad are asking anyone who may have seen a flock of dorper sheep "matching the description" to come forward.
Two young tourists say they've never been more scared in their lives after 21-year-old Victorian woman Emma Hipwell was charged by a wild buffalo while holidaying in the Northern Territory.
Mining company Sibanye-Stillwater hopes to have the Mt Lyell copper mine near Queenstown back up and running in 2029, creating 300 jobs in the process.
A judge has ruled that Tyler Robinson, the man accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk last year, should face trial on murder charges in a case eligible for the death penalty.
Retired 2GB radio host Ray Hadley has resumed giving evidence at Alan Jones's indecent assault and sexual touching trial.
Ferrari will be celebrating the legacy of Michael Schumacher this weekend at its home race, with special livery dedicated to the seven-time Formula 1 world champion.
Who decides what is remembered? What happens to the objects and stories consigned to history's rubbish bin? Can we ever truly understand or recapture the past? These are some of the questions the artists showcased in this year's Primavera exhibition, which features Australian artists aged 35 or younger, are wrestling with. Exhibition curator Antares Wells tr…
Federal police officers have raided the home of a former senior official of the militant construction union as part of their probe into corruption in the building industry.
Looking through her shots from an outback camel race, a photographer notices she snapped a drone where it should not have been.
Australia's sevens teams will share the stage in a scheduling first with the Wallabies and Wallaroos to create a Bledisloe Cup quadruple-header in Sydney.
A hiker is missing at Mount Remarkable National Park in South Australia. The woman failed to return from a hike yesterday, prompting a late-night search by PolAir and local crews. A renewed search is commencing this morning, with police patrols, Mounted Operations and SES volunteers. The popular hiking spot in South Australia's Mid North region is about 250…
They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.
The Australian share market is recording heavy losses after the US launched fresh strikes against Iran, driving oil prices up and contributing to a global bond sell-off. Follow live.
August has always been a transitional month in WA, and these stunning photos from across the state show just how wild the weather was.
Local Iraqi authorities say they have finishing interrogating more than 5,700 prisoners transferred from Syria earlier this year.
The New South Wales premier says he is still hopeful of luring Indian airlines to Western Sydney airport, declaring "we're serious" about securing direct flights. Chris Minns met Air India representatives in New Delhi on Tuesday night, however no formal agreement was reached. The premier is on a four-day visit to India to "attract investment", his first over…
Four more Australians have been confirmed safe after the Nepal-Tibet flood, with the number of unaccounted-for Australians revised down to 38. Follow live.
Months after record flooding, the remote Aboriginal community of Nauiyu / Daly River remains significantly damaged and without key services. Locals say some are still without power and little has been done to prepare for the next wet season.
Growers, researchers and plant breeders are looking for a genetically modified saviour for the world's most popular banana variety after the 11th detection of a soil-borne fungus in Queensland.
Italian fifth seed Flavio Cobolli has rallied from two sets down to win his first-round match at the US Open, avoiding another early upset on the men's side.
Making a US Open debut as a teenager is a daunting task, but American Thea Frodin is not a stranger to the bright lights.
The new round of strikes comes after Iran attempted to attack American troops and commercial ships in the region, according to US central command. Follow live.
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial say they have been unable to reach a unanimous decision on whether the Massachusetts mother was criminally responsible for killing her three young children.
New research finds the number of dugongs in the Gulf of Carpentaria — one of the animal's most globally important populations — has halved in the past two decades, a decline scientists have called a "real shock".
A First Nations former detainee is suing the ACT government after her human rights were breached when she was illegally strip-searched while being held in remand at Canberra's jail.
A pontoon turned white from bird droppings and the potential for exposure through untreated drinking water are among the issues concerning the Port MacDonnell community in south-east SA.
Thanasi Kokkinakis concedes he may have contested his last US Open without even hitting a ball after the cursed star's body failed him once again.
Batteries have been hailed as an antidote to price pain but strange charging behaviour in WA has pushed the market higher. Now the regulator is preparing to intervene.
Plans for Adelaide to host future MotoGP races are about more than the track and the trees, according to the SA government, which is promising what amounts to a sweeping refurbishment of the eastern parklands.
After a mild winter, temperatures across Victoria are continuing to climb, with the state experiencing a warmer-than-average start to spring.
The Indigenous disability-led research is a national first, and examines the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability in Australia's justice system.
The drug smuggling trade ravaging some Pacific communities is being fed by Australia's appetites for illegal drugs with seizures more than three times higher than last year.
A government-established jobs and skills commission is calling on urgent action to add thousands of skilled tradespeople to the workforce and address poaching across projects.
"Billionaires have become radicalised against democracy," the American independent journalist Gil Durán told the ABC. "We have to realise how much power we have, and to stop being tuned out from the very real threat we face from a billionaire class that has gone off the edge of sanity into an altered reality. "But we also need to realise where we're at, how…
The ABC follows four men as they travel on motorbike through the flood zone, a hospital, army barracks and a morgue in a desperate search of their missing friend.
Chitra Venkatraman and her husband Venkatraman Balakrishnan were on a spiritual tour when deadly flash floods swept through the Nepal-Tibet border last Wednesday.
A former senior HR executive at the University of Tasmania alleges the institution mishandled her conflict-of-interest disclosure about a relationship she had formed with another executive.
The Minns government will provide a drug checking service at up to 15 music festivals per year in the state, beginning in October.
The in-home childcare sector says the relief package is "monumental" but warns longer term problems still need to be addressed.
In short: Chanel Contos is warning tech giants could design their way around weaker attempts to rein in harmful social media algorithms. The Teach Us Consent chief executive will use a National Press Club speech to further her push for algorithmic feeds to be "opt-in". What's next? The federal government is considering giving users greater control over conte…
Police found a bag containing 47 iTunes gift cards in bundles of five labelled with post-it notes when they raided a home in Sydney's western suburbs.
It's time to celebrate making it through another punishing Australian winter by taking on the challenge of today's weather quiz.
Poet Evelyn Araluen says the Blak & Bright Writers Festival will provide a welcome reprieve from the often hostile online environments First Nations people deal with. The festival will take place in Naarm this week.
Tehran remained defiant, warning that it would prevent oil being exported from the Gulf, despite a threat by US President Donald Trump to hit Iran "hard".
Breakaway Republican Thomas Massie uses congressional privilege to accuse Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, of committing sex crimes in the United States.
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said that after assessing the technology used and other intelligence information "the government concludes that Russia is responsible for the hybrid attack".
Russia carries out a sixth straight day of heavy attacks on Kyiv, with civilian infrastructure and residential buildings among the targets.