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Severely disabled boy horrifically failed by $2m a year taxpayer-funded care

An intellectually disabled boy has been failed so catastrophically by his NDIS-funded care he has been involved in more than 500 critical incidents, including five near-death exper...

Probe into NDIS providers who were meant to care for $2m boy

Providers under investigation for their non-compliant care of a child are continuing to look after some of Australia’s most vulnerable kids.

Debate rages as gas extraction project approved

The Allan government has given the green light to a plan to pipe gas from an offshore gas field – the first time a licence has been granted in Victoria for a decade.

French crowd rally behind De Minaur against German giant

Chasing his first ever spot in a grand slam semi-final, Australia’s Alex de Minaur takes on Alexander Zverev at the French Open. Follow the action live!

Everything you need to know about looming 3G shutdown

Older model phones, tablets, smartwatches, medical devices, eftpos machines, car technology, security cameras and more could stop working when Telstra and Optus shutdown their 3G n...

Every name left on market after AFL’s wild re-signing spree

Some huge names like Hugh McCluggage, Sam Taylor and Will Hayward have all locked down their futures this week. So who’s left for your club to target on the exchange market?

Magic number of friends women need to reduce heart disease risk

Do you have this many besties? It could save your life. See the surprise factors that can boost your cardiovascular health.

20 years on from the ‘Australia says No’ DV campaign, what’s changed?

It’s been 20 years since the ‘Violence against women, Australia says No’ campaign launched. Yet Australian society is still plagued by domestic violence. Here’s what’s being done.

Trump threatens to ‘jail his enemies’ if re-elected

Donald Trump has suggested in an interview that if he is elected president of the United States again he will take action against his political opponents.

Australian bomber pilot reflects on D-Day, 80 years on

Aussie Lancaster bomber pilot Bill Purdy recalls the moment he saw the D-Day invasion fleet heading towards France 80 years ago.

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