2 h. ago An undiminished Jimmy Barnes had fans on their feet for this classic

The legendary rocker showcased his latest studio album, Defiant, but it was the old favourites that sparked a crowd sing-along.

Politics

4 h. ago Starmer to tackle grooming gangs after sex exploitation case shakes UK

A group of seven men groomed two 13-year-olds with cigarettes and lingerie before abusing them for years, reigniting a scandal that has plagued British towns for a decade.

Politics

20 h. ago Teen charged, another on the run after stabbing and assault in Melbourne

A 19-year-old has been charged, and police are searching for another teen over an alleged stabbing and assault in a Keysborough shopping centre.

Events

21 h. ago ‘It’s Panadol’: Australian man arrested in Bali for alleged cocaine possession

Video footage of the Lismore man claiming the substance is Panadol at his arrest has been widely shared on social media.

Events

22 h. ago Interstate buyers swoop to win $1.8m Brunswick house from locals

The winning bidders were buying through their daughter, who lives locally, and triumphed over downsizers to buy the renovated Victorian.

Economics

24 h. ago Israel’s attacks on Iran hint at a bigger goal: toppling the regime

Israel’s surprise assault had an obvious aim of disrupting Tehran’s nuclear program, but the scale and the choice of targets suggest a longer-term objective.

Politics

26 h. ago Kanye shows up for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial – but can’t get in

The rapper now known as Ye came to support his hip-hop mogul friend, who is facing sex-trafficking charges, but wasn’t allowed into the courtroom and left soon after.

Politics

30 h. ago How Israel’s assault unfolded – and how Iran responded – moment by moment

It was fast, targeted and deadly. In a split second, Tehran erupted into a furious inferno. Here’s how it unfolded, and how Iran retaliated.

Politics

33 h. ago Trump applauds Israeli strikes, says Iran now has ‘second chance’ to make a deal

The US president and his National Security Council were meeting in the White House Situation Room on Friday as Iran began retaliating by firing ballistic missiles on Israel.

Politics

34 h. ago To defend itself, Australia mustn’t kowtow to its rivals. Or its allies

With Donald Trump in the White House, AUKUS under review and China stalking our seas, Australia must develop independent capability, quickly.

Politics

42 h. ago Babysitter charged with alleged child sexual assaults in Perth

A Perth babysitter and teacher is behind bars, accused of allegedly sexually assaulting a toddler.

Events

43 h. ago LNP brings back ‘three strikes’ rule for social housing tenants

The new rules will be even tougher, with all people in the household evicted if one is found to have breached the conditions of their tenancy.

Events

48 h. ago ‘Not remotely similar’: Lawyer for Aussie film slams copyright lawsuit

The team behind Aussie body horror Together were sued by a US filmmaker alleging copyright infringement last month.

Politics

48 h. ago Perth babysitter and primary teacher charged with multiple child sex offences

Police allege Kurt David Charlton was working as a babysitter in various Perth suburbs when he indecently dealt with children under 13 years old.

Society

48 h. ago ‘Where are the foreigners?’ How tinderbox Northern Ireland exploded into riots

Residents have spoken of long-running tensions but the alleged attempted rape of a schoolgirl lit the touchpaper for riots.

Politics

51 h. ago ‘Our incomes don’t match housing’: Meet the people in NSW’s missing middle

These are the forgotten workers who earn too much for affordable housing but cannot afford soaring rents.

Events

51 h. ago South American gang members tried to sell fake cocaine to Sydney dealers, police say

Two people have been charged over an alleged plot to sell fake cocaine from a South American crime syndicate to a Sydney one.

Events

57 h. ago ‘We’ve never seen a Malaysian restaurant like this before’: Ho Jiak arrives in Melbourne

Saving the best ’til last, Sydney chef Junda Khoo today opens the crown jewel in his Melbourne mega-venue. And it’s got even more fireworks than its northern cousins.

Politics

58 h. ago How Juanita Nielsen sparked reforms that transformed city landscapes

The death of the Australian anti-development activist was the catalyst for a huge range of planning and policy changes that are now under the spotlight.

Politics

66 h. ago WA families face paying hundreds more as energy rebates look to be shelved

West Australian households face paying hundreds of dollars more to keep the lights on after next Thursday’s budget.

Politics