15 h. ago Airline’s lost plane found after 13 years – with a huge parking bill

How does a 30-tonne, 30-metre-long Boeing passenger jet go missing for well over a decade? That’s a question people are asking Air India.

Politics

27 h. ago Restaurant empire’s debts to super fund blow out as celebrity chef eyes new backer

Melbourne chef Scott Pickett’s fine-dining restaurants owe the collapsed First Guardian super fund more than $18 million, liquidators have revealed.

Politics

29 h. ago Big rise in private health insurance premiums flagged as costs soar

Private health insurance customers face their biggest premium hike in a decade as insurers face rising costs and consumers choose to downgrade their cover.

Politics

39 h. ago Our country is gone. My family has endured bigotry for decades, but now I’m broken

A Jewish family like mine knows that Australia has antisemitism running in its blood.

Politics

3 d. ago Man jailed for decades for murdering Sydney mother inside her apartment

Paul Sultana killed 28-year-old Dayna Isaac out of jealous fury. His sentence follows a court emergency sparked in September as a judge delivered his verdict.

Events

3 d. ago Macquarie cops $35m fine for misleading conduct on millions of short sales

Macquarie Group has agreed to the fine after reaching a settlement with the corporate watchdog over misleading conduct relating to misreporting of short sales.

Economics

4 d. ago Injection marks and wrinkles: The unfiltered Vanity Fair shoot of Trump’s team

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer, as the saying goes. Vanity Fair photographer Christopher Anderson has caused a stir with extreme close-up images of the Trump team, injection marks and all.

Politics

4 d. ago Injection marks and wrinkles: Trump’s team unfiltered in Vanity Fair

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer, as the saying goes. Vanity Fair photographer Christopher Anderson has caused a stir with extreme close-up images of the Trump team, injection marks and all.

Politics

4 d. ago Bondi massacre a reminder of Islamic State’s power to inspire bloodshed

While the terrorist group is weakened compared with a decade ago, it now wields propaganda as its most potent tool to inspire deadly attacks.

Events

4 d. ago Singapore hanged more people this year than it has in decades

The tally is now 17. Three people were marched up the Changi prison gallows in one week in November alone.

Politics

5 d. ago Why the horror at Bondi has forced this Jewish bakery to close its doors

The former champion boxer says he has been resilient in the face of threats and slurs, but Sunday’s massacre made once-unimaginable risks to staff and customers real.

Events

5 d. ago Details emerge in deaths of Rob and Michele Singer Reiner as son is charged

A person close to the family has provided one of the first detailed descriptions of the tragedy from the family’s perspective.

Events

5 d. ago This new Euro bistro is drawing diners down Newtown’s south end

Newtown’s south end has been a little light on dining options for a while, but a new opening is giving locals a reason to head south again.

Politics

5 d. ago ‘Move, move, move’: Enraged driver who ploughed van into soccer parade jailed for decades

“You struck people head-on, knocked others onto the bonnet, drove over limbs, crushed prams and forced those nearby to scatter in terror,” a Liverpool judge told Paul Doyle.

Events

5 d. ago A fishmonger with a fine dining difference opens at Prahran Market

Portside arrives in time for Christmas, and the chefs behind hatted Omnia and Yugen have something special.

Politics

6 d. ago Elderly woman identified as latest victim of Bondi Beach terrorist attack

Another victim of the massacre has now been identified - an elderly woman with close ties to the Jewish community.

Events

6 d. ago ‘He hasn’t left a hole – it’s a crater’: Melbourne grandpa who died charging Bondi shooters remembered

Decades ago, Reuven Morrison met his wife on Bondi Beach. On Sunday, he died protecting his community, throwing rocks at the Bondi shooters.

Events

7 d. ago My suburb changed its name decades ago, but everyone’s still confused

It was recognised as its own suburb in the 1990s – three decades on, people still call us by three different names.

Politics

7 d. ago Albanese to propose stronger gun laws, NSW parliament may be recalled

Police say a father and son are responsible for Australia’s worst mass shooting in decades.

Politics

7 d. ago Parliament could be recalled before Christmas to reform gun laws

Police say a father and son are responsible for Australia’s worst mass shooting in decades.

Politics