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- Athlete tells court he can't get alleged Alan Jones kiss 'out of my memory' The man, known as Complainant M, is giving a third day of evidence in Mr Jones's criminal trial.
- Teen murder accused in court over ambush attack A ninth person has now been accused of taking part in an armed attack at a house party that left a young man with fatal head injuries.
- Pauline Hanson and Fatima Payman set aside feud to demand better staffing and label the PM a ‘petty man’ Pauline Hanson and Fatima Payman set aside feud to demand better staffing and label the PM a ‘petty man’.
- Perth police officer pleads guilty to assaulting his five-week-old baby The baby was taken to Perth Children’s Hospital on Sunday for an assessment as a precaution.
- Delicious ways to get more protein in your diet From dietitian’s tips to delicious recipes, here’s everything you need to know to help you hit your recommended protein intake every day.
- Ed Sheeran, Robert Kraft donate millions for Gaza aid after Macklemore's urging Stadium owner Robert Kraft says he and musician Ed Sheeran will donate $US2 million for aid in Gaza in response to rapper Macklemore's pledge to give his earnings.
- OpenAI reveals six more safety issues and unveils plan to disclose incidents OpenAI revealed six more incidents of unexpected or concerning behaviour by its intelligence models, and announced a plan for tracking and disclosing such incidents in the future.
- AARON PATRICK: Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese both have a problem with their central banks AARON PATRICK: The two leaders are shifting blame for economic problems to the independent agencies responsible for setting interest rates.
- EV group wants petrol, diesel vehicle owners to be taxed twice The Australian Electric Vehicle Association wants a universal road-user charge to be carried out, but still wants fuel to be subject to an excise.
- A blooming good weekend at the Busselton & Districts Orchid Society’s annual show A riot of colour took over Churchill Park at the weekend as orchid lovers gathered for the Busselton & Districts Orchid Society’s annual show.
- Pfieffer takes fresh approach to Ice Kool in Melbourne spring audition Trainer David Pfieffer wants to see Ice Kool back to his best at Randwick on Saturday before taking him to Melbourne for straight-track features this spring.
- Albanese dumps veterans’ health cap amid criticism Albanese dumps veterans’ health cap amid criticism.
- Albanese dumps veterans’ health cap amid criticism Albanese dumps veterans’ health cap amid criticism.
- Four arrested over violent brawl that put man in critical condition Northern Territory Police have arrested four people over an alleged violent attack in Darwin's northern suburbs that left a 30-year-old Wadeye man in a critical condition with skull fractures.
- Loss-making vaccine maker agrees investors 'frustrated' A listed Aussie healthcare group, under pressure after a $3.7 billion loss, has said that it needs to win back the trust of shareholders.
- Psychedelic pop artist Peter Max dead at 88 Beginning his career in graphic design in the 1960s, artist Peter Max continued his work well into the 21st century.
- Aussie shares rise as bond jitters ease on US rate hike The heavyweight financials sector is staging a rebound after global bond yields and oil prices fell overnight, but downside risks continue to loom over markets.
- Sydney Swans ruckman Brodie Grundy says stopping Fremantle Dockers superstar Luke Jackson is on the whole team Sydney ruckman Brodie Grundy says it’s not solely on him to stop Fremantle superstar Luke Jackson in what looms as a match-up in the preliminary final at the SCG.
- Patrick Clancy to appear in TV interview Patrick Clancy, the husband of Lindsay Clancy, is set to appear on 60 Minutes weeks after his ex-wife’s murder trial.
- Jacqui Lambie urges veterans to ‘have a beer’ defends Matt Keogh over allied health cap back down Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie has leaped to the defence of Veterans Affairs Minister Matt Keogh after Labor backed down on a policy capping Vet’s allied health services.
- Shares surge as ASX biotech charts road to redemption Echo IQ shares fell almost 50% last week when the company said that the US Food & Drug Administration had issued a Not Substantially Equivalent determination for the company's application.
- Anzac Memorial vandalised Police have released CCTV footage after the Anzac Memorial in Sydney's Hyde Park was vandalised last week.
- Perth’s family offices manage almost $97b, second only to Sydney in Australia’s private wealth market Perth’s family offices oversee almost $97 billion in assets, putting the city second only to Sydney in a national private wealth market that has more than tripled since 2010.
- OpenAI admits its agents went off the rails another six times Startup says it’s learned from these mistakes and that they shouldn’t happen again … which is just what Zuck has said about 100 times.
- Stable confident Chilly Girl will fire with running in Tea Rose Chilly Girl was shaded in the Furious Stakes but the run has given co-trainer Sterling Alexiou confidence she can thrive up front over 1400m in the Tea Rose.
- Augustus drill bit set to chase 30g/t WA gold target Augustus Minerals is set to roll the rig onto a target at its Music Well gold project near Leonora that before returned high-grade rock chips of up to 30.4g/t gold.
- Planning minister halts Sydney Town Hall Square project NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully has forced the City of Sydney's Town Hall project to pause work on the development.
- Forget CSL shares, I'd buy this ASX biotech stock instead CSL Ltd shares have climbed into the green in Thursday lunchtime trade. The ASX biotech shares are up around 1% and are changing hands for $176.50 each.
- Enchanting performance propels properly lovely musical revival Our critics give the lowdown on what’s hot - and what’s not - around town.
- Enchanting performance propels properly lovely musical revival Our critics give the lowdown on what’s hot - and what’s not - around town.
- Enchanting performance propels properly lovely musical revival Our critics give the lowdown on what’s hot - and what’s not - around town.
- McLaren to make performance SUV, and it won’t be electric McLaren to make performance SUV, and it won’t be electric.
- Mercedes-Benz opens its first Australian 'Studio' Mercedes-Benz opens its first Australian 'Studio'.
- Pauline Hanson, Muslim senator join forces for staffing Pauline Hanson, Muslim senator join forces for staffing.
- Labor migration plan revealed: Burke to ramp up deportations and bring in backpacker ballot Labor migration plan revealed: Burke to ramp up deportations and bring in backpacker ballot.
- Tony Burke unveils Labor’s migration reform with visa hopping enforcement action, green card lottery, backpacker ballot Labor is planning a green card-style lottery, a backpacker ballot and tougher visa rules in a bid to bring migration numbers down.
- McInerney to return but free agent Amartey will miss Swans’ prelim final Coach Dean Cox could be forced into making two changes for Friday night’s clash with Fremantle - but either way, forward Joel Amartey won’t be involved.
- Rescuers to right capsized Indonesian ship, 129 missing With almost 130 people still missing, Indonesian authorities will attempt to turn a capsized ship back over in the Java Sea.
- Superannuation has had a strong start to the year. See how much it's up already Superannuation funds have had a solid start to the financial year, with the median growth fund growing by 1.1% over the first two months.
- Do whales grieve? Footage of humpback alongside stillborn calf suggests they might | Olaf Meynecke for the Conversation One day last July, a newborn humpback whale calf lay motionless on the seafloor, just a kilometre off Australia’s Gold Coast. Humpback whales often defend their calves from killer whales.