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'Kids can have strokes': Boy’s collapse highlights risk for children Hugh Proud collapsed at his tiny outback school in 2022. Four years later, he shares his story to raise awareness of childhood stroke.

'Kids can have strokes': Boy’s collapse highlights risk for children

Hugh Proud collapsed at his tiny outback school in 2022. Four years later, he shares his story to raise awareness of childhood stroke.

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Monash IVF agrees to settle with families over major embryo bungles Fertility giant Monash IVF has agreed to pay financial settlements to families involved in two major bungles that saw two women transferred the wrong embryo.

Monash IVF agrees to settle with families over major embryo bungles

Fertility giant Monash IVF has agreed to pay financial settlements to families involved in two major bungles that saw two women transferred the wro...

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QLD truck driver avoids jail over crash at 'notorious' SA intersection A Queensland man has avoided jail for causing a serious crash at an Adelaide freeway intersection after ignoring "extensive signage".

Qld truck driver avoids jail over crash at 'notorious' SA intersection

A Queensland man has avoided jail for causing a serious crash at an Adelaide freeway intersection after ignoring "extensive signage".

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Why are some Shia Muslims mourning Ayatollah Khamenei? News of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death sparked jubilant celebrations in Iran and across the Iranian diaspora. Yet for some Shia Muslims, it triggered grief and anger.

'Millions are grieving': Shias around the world pray for Khamenei

News of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death sparked jubilant celebrations in Iran and across the Iranian diaspora. Yet for some Shia Muslims, it trigger...

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Do record-breaking rains mean the end of the drought? Two years after farmers began feeling the impacts of what were then record dry conditions, many are celebrating what they say could be the end of the drought.

Do record-breaking rains mean the end of the drought?

Two years after farmers began feeling the impacts of what were then record dry conditions, many are celebrating what they say could be the end of t...

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Australians likely face price hikes amid Middle East uncertainty, treasurer warns Price hikes for Australians are a likely outcome of the economic uncertainty sparked by the conflict in the Middle East, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned.

Australians likely to face price hikes amid Middle East uncertainty, treasurer warns

Price hikes for Australians are a likely outcome of the economic uncertainty sparked by the conflict in the Middle East, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has...

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Two men charged after Euston shipping container drug bust Police say 120kg of pseudoephedrine found concealed in a shipping container would have been made into illicit drugs.

Two men charged after Euston shipping container drug bust

Police say 120kg of pseudoephedrine found concealed in a shipping container would have been made into illicit drugs.

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The fascinating science of dreams, and why some of us don't remember them Some people are naturally better at recalling their dreams. Others worry they're not getting quality sleep if they can't remember their dreams. Here's the science.

What does it mean if you never remember your dreams?

Some people are naturally better at recalling their dreams. Others worry they're not getting quality sleep if they can't remember their dreams. Her...

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Ecuador launches joint anti-drug operations with US Ecuador announces joint operations with the United States to combat drug trafficking, which has caused an explosion of violence in the South American country.

Ecuador launches joint anti-drug operations with US

Ecuador announces joint operations with the United States to combat drug trafficking, which has caused an explosion of violence in the South Americ...

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Long queues at servos as petrol prices surge amid Middle East war Petrol retailers across the nation are being accused of "unconscionable" behaviour by preying on people's anxieties as fuel prices surge in the midst of the Middle East war.

Long queues at servos as petrol prices surge amid Middle East war

Petrol retailers across the nation are being accused of "unconscionable" behaviour by preying on people's anxieties as fuel prices surge in the mid...

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Man shot dead by police in Sydney identified as disgraced celebrity dentist Steven Lin allegedly attacked two women while armed with a knife inside a Sydney apartment complex before being shot dead by NSW police.

High-profile dentist shot dead by police after allegedly attacking two women

Steven Lin allegedly attacked two women while armed with a knife inside a Sydney apartment complex before being shot dead by police.

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Man accused of killing Labor identity Tim Picton freed on bail Brodie Jake Dewar, 20, who allegedly killed Labor identity Tim Picton after striking him and causing him to fall over, is granted bail by a Perth judge.

Man accused of killing Labor identity Tim Picton freed on bail

Brodie Jake Dewar, 20, who allegedly killed Labor identity Tim Picton after striking him and causing him to fall over, is granted bail by a Perth j...

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Cometti's most iconic one-liners from inside the AFL commentary box As the AFL community mourns the death of one of its most iconic voices, here are some of the most memorable Dennis Cometti one-liners.

Cometti's most iconic one-liners from inside the AFL commentary box

As the AFL community mourns the death of one of its most iconic voices, here are some of the most memorable Dennis Cometti one-liners.

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$15 billion in Australian trade affected by Middle East conflict Exports have been halted and shipping containers filled with Australian meat are stranded at sea as the Middle East conflict takes a toll on trade.

$15 billion in Australian trade affected by Middle East conflict

Exports have been halted and shipping containers filled with Australian meat are stranded at sea as the Middle East conflict takes a toll on trade.

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Australia sends consular crisis teams to Middle East The federal government is sending six crisis response teams to the Middle East to help thousands of Australians stranded in the region, while the foreign minister continues to brush off questions about whether the US and Israel's strikes on Iran were legal.

Australia sends consular crisis teams to Middle East

The federal government is sending six crisis response teams to the Middle East to help thousands of Australians stranded in the region, while the f...

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Man arrested by detectives investigating disappearance of football hero's brother Police have made an arrest in relation to the long-running missing persons case of the fraudster brother of a former St Kilda footballer.

Arrest made in long-running missing persons case of footballer's brother

Police have made an arrest in relation to the long-running missing persons case of the fraudster brother of a former St Kilda footballer.

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Children's cupcake stand dobbed in to Queensland authorities Kelly Stothar says she was flabbergasted when she received a letter from Brisbane City Council threatening her with fines over her children's cupcake stand.

Children's cupcake stand dobbed in to Queensland authorities

Kelly Stothar says she was flabbergasted when she received a letter from Brisbane City Council threatening her with fines over her children's cupca...

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Event planners of Barunga Festival 'blindsided' by hiring of new agency The major annual festival of Indigenous art, culture, sport and music will be run by new organisers this year, with previous event planner Sprout saying it was "blindsided" by the change in direction. 

Change in Barunga Festival management 'blindsides' event planners

The major annual festival of Indigenous art, culture, sport and music will be run by new organisers this year, with previous event planner Sprout s...

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Live: Albanese talks to UAE president about Australians stuck in Middle East Anthony Albanese has thanked the UAE president for his nation's care for Australians stuck in the Middle East. Follow live. 

Albanese says 'no justification' for Iran's attacks on civilian areas — as it happened

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for Iran to 'cease attacks immediately' on civilian areas.

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After years in the wilderness, North Korea lays down a marker in Parramatta Absent from the tournament for 16 years, women's football powerhouse North Korea opens its Asian Cup campaign with victory over Uzbekistan.

After years in the wilderness, North Korea lays down a marker in Parramatta

Absent from the tournament for 16 years, women's football powerhouse North Korea opens its Asian Cup campaign with victory over Uzbekistan.