48 h. ago Hefty sentence for Perth man who set his wife on fire days after she left him

Peter Moiler was found guilty of setting his wife on fire as she sat in a parked car outside their house, hours after she sought to be granted a restraining order against him.

Events

51 h. ago Gas giant faces ‘strict’ pollution limits to protect ancient rock art

Environment Minister Murray Watt has announced his final approval to extend one of Australia’s biggest fossil fuel projects for decades.

Politics

54 h. ago From world’s most liveable city to ‘Gotham’: How crime is changing Melbourne

The critics say random searches concentrate on marginalised groups, but it is the marginalised who are overwhelmingly the victims. We are killing them with kindness.

Events

3 d. ago Bishop stares down critics as embattled ANU vice chancellor resigns

The university’s chancellor, Julie Bishop, announced the move in a short statement posted to the institution’s website on Thursday.

Politics

3 d. ago Two black holes collided 1.3 billion light years away. Australian scientists were there for the big moment

It’s the most significant leap forward in the study of black holes in decades, and proved a theory conceived by one of history’s greatest minds.

Science

4 d. ago Moments before fatal Porepunkah shooting filmed by family member

Police have criticised the release of images that appear to show Dezi Freeman barricading himself inside a bus with his wife and two-year-old son, railing against allegations of historical sexual abuse.

Events

4 d. ago Locksley locks in feedstock to speed up US antimony processing tech

Locksley Resources has inked a deal with EV Resources for a critical supply of antimony feedstock to accelerate its US DeepSolv processing technology rollout.

Politics

4 d. ago Man dead after suspected stabbing in Baldivis, woman assisting police

Police have confirmed a 49-year-old man has died from critical injuries allegedly sustained in a Baldivis home last night. A 45-year-old woman was seen leaving the scene with police.

Events

4 d. ago Ley seeks to keep Coalition, and her leadership, intact with net zero deal

Before a critical fortnight in the energy debate, expectations are growing in the Liberal Party that Sussan Ley will find a way through the latest Coalition climate war.

Politics

4 d. ago Victorian premier faces backlash over horror machete killings

Premier Jacinta Allan is pushing back at criticism over how long she took to react to Saturday night's horror machete killings.

Events

5 d. ago From $3.3m to $12.4m: How one simple oval has chomped into this Sydney council’s budget

One critic has warned the saga could become “another North Sydney pool-type mess”.

Politics

5 d. ago Yellow’s inventive cooking made our critic ask ‘how is this vegan?’ Now it’s even better

The current tasting menu under chef-owner Sander Nooij is the best food our critic has experienced at Yellow in close to a decade of visits.

Politics

5 d. ago One in 10 high school students banned from class as suspensions skyrocket

Critics of the increased suspension of students argue they will become further disengaged in learning.

Events

6 d. ago WA news LIVE: Man critically injured in Bassendean workplace accident

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Events

7 d. ago Jacob Elordi in the Oscars fast lane after Frankenstein premiere at Venice

This year’s Venice Film Festival handed out awards for films ranging from a Hungarian drama about the study of trees to a horrific drama set in Gaza.

Politics

7 d. ago ‘It’s like Squid Game’: Why Netflix parted ways with content chief Que Minh Luu

She was one of the most powerful figures in the Australian screen industry. But Que Minh Luu’s tenure at Netflix had its challenges, critics allege.

Technology

7 d. ago ‘If you’re a butter chicken lover, you need this’: The burger that left our critic speechless

Tiffin Box fuses Indian and Aussie takeaway favourites in Melbourne’s south-east, using spice masalas roasted in-house.

Politics

7 d. ago From Medicare to unfair dismissals: Where the government is waging its red

The government asked bureaucrats for ways to cut red tape. They say new tech and AI can help make savings and stop criminals.

Politics

8 d. ago Gift cards are supposed to last three years. So why was mine rejected?

This loophole is absolutely following the letter of the law. The problem is that law is ridiculously loose.

Politics

8 d. ago ‘Getting ridiculous’: Bureaucrats sat on critical pollution study for four years

Internal documents reveal the level of concern inside the NSW environment watchdog about releasing a report that mining companies did not want published.

Politics