Dad breaks silence on slain boys
The father of two young boys stabbed to death has broken his silence as their mother remains in hospital under police guard.
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Surprising reason behind spending splurge
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Teen killed after being hit by car
A teenager on NSW’s North Coast has died in hospital after being hit by a car.
Secret behind Storm star’s incredible feats
Providing the sort of highlight reel only Xavier Coates can produce is taking extra work to look after his ultra-athletic body.
‘Finished’: School captain learns his fate
The former vice-captain of a private school who admitted to helping his dad cover up a brutal alleged murder has learnt his fate in court.
Hawks must be ‘aware’ of Power threat
Hawthorn’s former Port Adelaide duo know what to expect when they come face-to-face with a wounded Power in Friday’s semi-final.
Qantas drops Asian hotspot sale
As Qantas’s grip on the domestic market gets stronger, the airline has slashed prices on international flights to a popular destination.
Former Wallabies gun quits Australia
He was the second youngest player ever to earn a cap for the Wallabies, and now the former wunderkind is leaving to play overseas.
Huge move over war crimes finding
Medals have been stripped from up to nine serving and former military commanders after a bombshell inquiry found special forces soldiers likely committed war crimes.
‘Ask the question’: Roosters put target on Cleary
First-up in a final after suffering a shoulder injury means only one thing for the NRL’s best player Nathan Cleary.
Rory’s ‘message’ as merger stalls
As the golf world sits in limbo waiting for a new deal between the PGA Tour and LIV’s Saudi backers, Rory McIlroy has a message for officials.
Nine chief executive officer quits
Nine boss Mike Sneesby will leave the top job at the end of the month, the network has revealed.
‘Disturbing’: Grim claim on social media laws
There is one big concern about new laws aiming to crack down on doxxing, misinformation and hate speech on social media platforms.
Common item sparks major power outage
In a desert city plagued by power outages, a colourful floating culprit is to blame for the latest outage.
Aussie star goes ballistic with 30-run over
Australia won three T20s on the trot in Scotland and a stunning 30-run over from Travis Head helped make it a fourth win in England.
New image of missing boy William Tyrrell
A new image showing how missing boy William Tyrrell would look has been released 10 years since his disappearance from his foster grandmother’s home.
Aussie star to make welcome return home
One of Australia’s greatest ever golfers will make his long-awaited return home in November.
Bid to hit greedy companies with $50m fine
The Greens have called for companies found guilty of price gouging to be hit with a $50m fine.
Pay boost flagged for Aussie workers
If successful, some of Australia’s lowest paid workers could receive a 15 per cent pay bump, totalling to $155 by December 2025.
Tragedy as siblings die after house fire
Two siblings who were trapped in a horror house fire have sadly died in hospital.
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