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Mystery Lamp Ritual at Tarneit Intersection Sparks ‘Black Magic’ Fears

A mysterious late-night ritual captured on CCTV in Melbourne’s west has unsettled a local resident after two people left a burning lamp in the middle of a…

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Mother Criticises Westmead Children’s Hospital Over Wear It Purple Display

A Sydney mother has criticised The Children’s Hospital at Westmead after encountering a Wear It Purple Day display featuring rainbow merchandise and LGBTQIA+ inclusion material while attending…

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Sydney Uber Driver Refused Bail Over Alleged Sexual Offences Involving Four Women

A Sydney Uber driver accused of performing a sexual act on himself while carrying a young woman through the CBD has been refused bail after police linked…

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Australia Pledges $15.6m to Give Pacific Athletes a Pathway to Brisbane 2032

Australia will spend $15.6 million over four years helping Pacific athletes and sporting officials access elite training and international qualification events as the region prepares for the…

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Liberal Councillor Quits Party After Bondi Australia Day Celebrations Split

A Sydney eastern suburbs councillor has quit the Liberal Party after a bitter internal dispute over plans to expand Australia Day celebrations at Bondi Beach, saying the…

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Mike Newman Vows One Nation Will Contest Every NSW Seat as Emergency Levy Fight Heats Up

One Nation’s new NSW leader Mike Newman has declared the party intends to contest every lower-house seat at next year’s state election, using mounting pressure over housing,…

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Machete-Wielding Brisbane Man Released on Parole After Three-Year Sentence for Runcorn Road-Rage Attack

A Brisbane man who wielded a machete during a violent road-rage confrontation before turning on a truck driver who was filming the incident has been released on…

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Could Labor Ban One Nation as a ‘Hate Group’? What the New Law Actually Allows

Labor’s increasingly aggressive attacks on Pauline Hanson’s One Nation have prompted speculation that Australia’s new prohibited-hate-group laws could eventually be turned against a mainstream political party —…

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Secret Harbour Revolt Puts Labor’s Cost-of-Living Record Under the Microscope

One Nation’s historic victory in Secret Harbour has transformed simmering voter frustration over household costs, housing, migration and political trust into an electoral warning Labor can no…

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Sydney Student Shot Dead in Glen Alpine Home Invasion as Police Probe Possible Gangland Mix-Up

A 23-year-old university student with no known organised-crime links has been shot dead inside his family home in Sydney’s south-west, with detectives investigating whether gunmen targeting the…