After failing to quash a court ruling that she made a racist remark online, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is seeking leave to appeal to the High Court.
Lloyd Jones
Two former organisers of Hong Kong's decades-old vigil in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have been convicted in a national security case.
Kanis Leung
How the family of a missing teen hiker were mistakenly led to believe she was still alive will be the subject of investigation involving multiple agencies.
Sarah Spina-Matthews and Max Aldred
A state Liberal MP and her former chief of staff believe they were set up to help oust a divisive building commissioner key to a corruption allegation.
Duncan Murray
A royal commission probing alleged construction sector corruption and criminality has set out sweeping terms that include the role of government and agencies.
Eleanor Wilson
Hayden Panettiere's body has been released to her family, Greenville County Coroner's Office has confirmed.
Staff Writers
The family of aid worker Zomi Frankcom who was killed by an air strike in Gaza has hit out at Israel's decision not to further investigate her death.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young, Tess Ikonomou and Eleanor Wilson
Hayden Panettiere's cause of death is pending further investigation, Greenville County Coroner's Office says.
Underworld identity Mick Gatto is suing barrister Geoffrey Watson for defamation over a 60 Minutes interview about the CFMEU.
A security firm brought members of a bikie gang on to a construction site to intimidate workers, an inquiry into a rogue union has been told
Andrew Stafford and Callum Godde
Labor is under fire for proposing late changes to its controversial gambling reforms as a damning report on the shake-up exposed gaps in the policy.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
A late-night dash turned into a driveway delivery when a quick-thinking officer at a police station helped deliver baby Lyla in the back seat of a car.
Allanah Sciberras and Robyn Wuth
An inquiry report recommending multibillion-dollar cuts to the national disability fund go ahead is being tempered by widespread warnings over the shake-up
Andrew Brown and Noah Secomb
Rural people rely on fundraising, grants and donations from mining companies to keep their health services running, as an inquiry hears of Medicare shortfalls.
Stephanie Gardiner
Legal action to find out who decided not to prosecute police officers who restrained a young Aboriginal man just before he died has been dropped.
Opportunities to save the life of a young librarian wrongly diagnosed with a migraine were missed, a coroner has found.
Abe Maddison
The killing of hip-hop star Tupac Shakur has been a mystery for decades with the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 shooting finally headed to trial.
Erica Stapleton and Steve Gorman
Ukraine's Chargé d'Affaires Volodymyr Pavlichenko has called for greater international pressure and accountability for Russia's treatment of prisoners.
David Brunnstrom and Andrea Shalal
An appeals court in the US has permitted thousands of lawsuits to move forward against Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat and other social media companies.
Diana Novak Jones
Norway's crown princess' son Marius Borg Hoiby will continue to serve detention under house arrest with an ankle tag, a court ruled.
Eight teenagers arrived at a party armed and with an intent to cause harm before it erupted into violence and left a 21-year-old man dead, police allege.
Robyn Wuth
A man has been discovered dead at a rural property, as initial investigations suggested he was attacked by animals before dying.
Max Aldred
Two adults are dead, and a young child has survived a terrifying overnight siege that locked down an outback town and left a tight-knit community in mourning.
Eleanor Wilson and Robyn Wuth
Lawyers for current and former Aboriginal community police officers have filed a class action alleging racial discrimination and vilification in the force.
