7 h. ago ‘Absolutely dire’: How it all went wrong for Ozempic’s maker after creating a wonder drug

For years, there was no stopping the Danish drugmaker behind Ozempic. Then, suddenly, its fortunes took a turn.

Politics

15 h. ago How AI is used to bust illegal parking in Brisbane – and where you’re most likely to be fined

The top 10 streets for parking fines are revealed in the new Brisbane City Council data.

Events

31 h. ago Al Muderis spent $19,000 on media advice. Then he ignored it

The disgraced surgeon hired a crisis PR firm as this masthead’s investigation went to air before pursuing a failed, costly defamation action.

Economics

44 h. ago Who was in the wrong? Vigilante’s bike crash caught on video

Michael van Erp, known as Cycling Mikey on social media, crossed the path of a Fiat 500 as its driver ignored a road closure in west London.

Events

68 h. ago Outcry in India as favourite street food slapped with health warning

Local media say one of the country’s most iconic bites is under attack, after experts declared India’s beloved samosa is a “sometimes” food.

Events

69 h. ago Media a bust for Stokes but the billionaire’s fortunes are in good shape

Forget the share wipeout - the Stokes family’s industrial juggernaut is being bolstered by two recession-proof customers: governments and miners. 

Politics

69 h. ago Seven’s profits crater, but company boss denies television is dying

Billionaire Kerry Stokes’ media company has posted just $16.6 million in profits for financial year 2025 as free-to-air television advertising continues to evaporate.

Politics

69 h. ago Julie Bishop berated, laughed at and blocked academic leaving room, senate inquiry hears

A senate inquiry into university governance has heard of how members of ANU’s governing body were falsely accused of leaking to the media.

Politics

3 d. ago Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist and four colleagues in air strike near Gaza hospital

Anas Al-Sharif posted on social media just minutes before his death that Israel had been intensely bombarding Gaza City for more than two hours.

Events

3 d. ago Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist and four colleagues in airstrike near Gaza hospital

Moments before his death, journalist Anas Al-Sharif posted on social media that Israel had been intensely bombarding Gaza City.

Events

3 d. ago Disgraced surgeon Munjed Al Muderis flags appeal to damning court judgment

The once-celebrated doctor has said on social media he will appeal his devastating loss in a Federal Court defamation case.

Events

3 d. ago ‘Quite exciting’: Meteor flash across Victoria’s sky sparks hunt for space rocks

As a dedicated bird watcher, Pete Hill normally spends his morning walk looking at the sky. But on Monday morning he looked down, searching for meteorite.

Technology

4 d. ago The wellness influencers giving up sunscreen – and what it could mean for cancer rates

An anti-sunscreen movement is growing on social media as influencers tout everything from beef tallow to dietary changes as ways to prevent melanoma. What on earth is going on?

Technology

4 d. ago Netanyahu’s sharp jab at Australia came at critical moment, and will do little to help his cause

After losing the support of so many national leaders, the Israeli prime minister needed to keep some on side when he stood up to address the world’s media on Sunday.

Politics

4 d. ago Meteor streaks across Victorian sky, sparking ‘exciting’ meteorite hunt

A flash of light and a thundering boom have sparked a frenzy of excitement across central Victoria.

Politics

4 d. ago Meteor streaks across Victorian sky, sparking ‘exciting’ hunt for space rocks

A flash of light and a thundering boom have sparked a frenzy of excitement across central Victoria.

Technology

4 d. ago Wall Street surge makes billionaire CEO one of the richest women in the world

Jayshree Ullal’s first client was one of the biggest victims of the global financial crisis but her fortunes have certainly turned since then.

Politics

4 d. ago Social media lights up with reports of Victorian meteor flash

Residents between Bendigo and Ballarat plus surrounding areas reported seeing something flash through the sky.

Politics

5 d. ago Billionaire’s heiress buys $3.1m pad with family help, lists it for $19m

Granted, the home was transformed into a stunning five-bedder after the live music venue owner bought it in 2012.

Economics

6 d. ago Rightsizing the reputations of shonks, shysters and war criminals comes at a cost

This latest win is truly a landmark victory for the media, but if history is a guide lawyers will still line up to indulge wealthy clients trying to save tattered reputations.

Events