67 m. ago Hilarious, tedious or dangerous? Who is the serial pitch invader Jarvo?

The man in a Kangaroos playing kit who stood next to Cameron Munster has been doing the same trick for years, exposing venue security all over the world.

Politics

84 m. ago Fifteen Test matches in a year is too much. The Wallabies are paying the price

England had all the answers at Twickenham – especially after they unleashed their second-half replacements.

Economics

2 h. ago Data reveals Victorians fleeing north as fallout from crime crisis continue

Victorians are beginning to opt for a sun and sea changes for multiple reasons, including continuing crime issues.

Events

5 h. ago This patient lives in seclusion, while completed hospital expansion sits empty

A violent, mentally unwell woman spends her days shackled and in solitary confinement, waiting for the state to open a safer and more humane hospital unit.

Science

7 h. ago ‘Bashed, stabbed and spat at’: Violence in public hospitals on the rise

Queensland Health data shows rates of violence have almost doubled in Brisbane’s public hospitals in the last six years.

Events

20 h. ago Revealed: The state’s plan to win over critics of Sydney’s next cycleway

New concept images have provided a glimpse of what the second stage of the Oxford Street cycleway project could look once the bike path linking Centennial Park to Taylor Square opens.

Politics

21 h. ago They built a wall to stop people escaping. Now bodies lie beside it

New photos reveal bodies gathered beside a dirt wall outside besieged city, as only a fraction of the 62,000 people believed to have fled make it to safety.

Politics

33 h. ago The dress that shocked the nation 60 years ago returns for Derby Day

Two Australian designers reinterpret the mini dress worn by Jean Shrimpton to the Melbourne Cup Carnival in 1965.

Events

44 h. ago ‘Perverse culture of bullying’: ‘Strapping’ scandal school banned from taking new boarders

School where a decades-long culture of abuse among students is alleged issues apology as regulatory agency takes tough action.

Events

44 h. ago ‘I’d do anything to hear his voice’: Devastated father of young cricketer Ben Austin reveals family’s heartache

The Austin family visited the nets where the 17-year-old’s life was cut short, saying despite their grief cricket was a great game.

Politics

44 h. ago ‘I’d do anything to hear his voice’: Father of young cricketer Ben Austin reveals family’s heartache

The Austin family visited the nets where the 17-year-old’s life was cut short. They said that despite their grief, cricket was a great game.

Politics

46 h. ago Investigation into police actions under way after motorcyclist hospitalised

The actions of police will be investigated after a motorcycle rider was seriously injured near Newcastle.

Events

46 h. ago ‘Happy to roll the dice’: Teachers vote to reject ‘final’ pay offer

Teachers have shot down the government’s last pay offer, hoping that hashing it out before the Industrial Relations Commission will bring them a better outcome.

Society

47 h. ago Rocky and Jenna revealed shocking abuses in hospitality. Now bad venues will pay the price

NSW Police and liquor inspectors will be given the power to strip licences from venues “that are notorious for a culture of inappropriate behaviour”.

Economics

50 h. ago Brisbane news live: Update on hospital services bungle, doctors from Brisbane recruited to help | Lightning strike kills woman | Two shot in drive

For today’s news updates as they happen in Brisbane and beyond, follow us here.

Events

51 h. ago Does it make a difference how you get your daily step quota? A new study says yes

A new, Australian-led study reveals a difference between the benefits of attaining steps through exercise ‘snacks’ and longer sessions. The findings have significant implications for those who are the least active.

Politics

51 h. ago The Dismissal secret a judge didn’t want to take to his grave

Former judge and one-time ministerial adviser Howard Nathan has held on to this secret for 50 years, but was determined to reveal Sir John Kerr’s Machiavellian move before he “dropped off this mortal coil”.

Events

53 h. ago Woman charged with murder after baby found dead at Perth home

The eight-month-old was discovered dead at the house in the Rivergums Estate in Baldivis just after 10am on Thursday.

Events

55 h. ago 'Not surprised at all': Dickie Arbiter on Prince Andrew being stripped of his title

Former Royal Press Secretary Dickie Arbiter on Buckingham Palace issuing a statement revealing Prince Andrew has been formally stripped of his title and evicted from the Royal Lodge.

Politics

57 h. ago $200 down the drain: Should businesses pay for job interviews?

Childcare costs, parking and incidentals like lunch because you’re on the other side of the city all add up for jobseekers.

Economics