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Lagoon extended, piazza, museum gone: South Bank 2.0 revealed

A complete overhaul of South Bank will involve turning roads into green walkways, the end of the piazza and the Maritime Museum, and newly-built areas including a dedicated parkour...

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Battlelines drawn: Qld LNP in turmoil over factional conflict

The re-emergence of a one-time LNP factional war lord has caused an explosive rift within the Queensland LNP.

$11bn in budget for 1.2m homes to tackle housing crisis

BUDGET SPECIAL: The Albanese government is set to unveil an ambitious $11.3 billion budget package to build 1.2 million homes by the end of the decade to provide accommodation for ...

William gives health update on Kate

Prince William has given an update on Princess Catherine’s health as experts speculated on why the future king’s increased public workload is a good sign for the Royal Family.

Billionaire tycoons bankrolling rugby league to tune of $135 billion

Rugby league used to be a blue collar game funded by chook raffles and pokies. But the tide has turned and money is pouring in from the top end of town. SEE THE LIST

Australia backs Palestine’s historic bid for UN membership

Australia has split with its allies and defied warnings from Israeli leaders to support a Palestinian push for statehood in a momentous United Nations vote.

Djokovic collapses after frightening fan act

In “sad” scenes, tennis legend Novak Djokovic collapsed to the ground after being struck in the head while he signed autographs.

Motorcyclist, 33, killed in crash

A motorcyclist has died after crashing into a pole in the Mackay region overnight.

A quarter of ALP voters say they wouldn’t pick Albo again

A new poll shows the federal government has lost the confidence of a large chunk of voters who carried it into office in 2022, but it’s not all bad news for the PM.

Bodies of slain Aussie brothers start journey home

The heartbroken parents of killed Australian brothers waited in the US for a hearse to transport their bodies across the Mexican border, ahead of their long journey home.

Penbo: This was our Port Arthur moment and we did nothing

It’s been five weeks since the Bondi Junction killing spree shocked the nation and what have we done since? Absolutely nothing, writes David Penberthy.