Driver who allegedy crashed into crowd of Newcastle Knights fans served with additional charges
P-plater Indika Bambrick Samarasinghe allegedly injured 10 people during the incident on October 3, including a five-year-old girl.
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Why the Make America Healthy Again movement is turning on Donald Trump and Robert F Kennedy Jr
Robert F Kennedy Jr vowed to Make America Healthy Again, but his alliance with Donald Trump has left some true believers jaded.
Infant dies after being hit by car at Smythesdale near Ballarat
A one-year-old girl has died after being hit by a car near Ballarat, in central Victoria.
Teenager charged with murder after fatal stabbing in Mount Druitt
A 13-year-old charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a father in Sydney's west last week was known to police.
Russia striking fuel reserves despite Trump-ordered 'energy ceasefire', Zelenskyy says
The Ukrainian president says if Moscow wants Kyiv to stop targeting Russian oil refineries, as demanded by Donald Trump, then it should stop hitting key infrastructure.
Corruption watchdog abandons Bruce Lehrmann submarine secrets probe
Ex-political staffer Bruce Lehrmann was under investigation for allegedly using secrets about French submarines for his own ends.
Americans Robert E Hall and Michael Woodford win Nobel memorial prize in economics
The award was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm, honouring Robert E Hall who is affiliated with Stanford University in California and Michael Woodford part of Columbia Universit...
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Tobias Moran files civil proceedings against NSW Police for malicious prosecution in relation to the death of his girlfriend Simone Strobel in Lismore in 2005.
South-Africa Australia first Test live: Steve Smith not fielding after helmet blow
Josh Hazlewood strikes twice for Australia after Pat Cummins sets South Africa a target of 421 for victory. Follow live.
AI boom could widen income inequality, with only a handful of 'toll collectors' benefiting
AI use in the workforce could see the wage gap shrink, while worsening inequality.
Trump shifts position on Ukraine as fuel prices pose existential threat
It is hard to see Donald Trump's shifting position on Ukraine as a clear strategic change, and not one driven principally by soaring fuel prices ahead of the US mid-term elections.
Australia presses advantage as Smith screamers unravel Proteas. But time is the issue
Australia outguns South Africa in the crucial moments, in particular Steve Smith's incredible catches, but time may prove its toughest opponent in Durban.
NRMA Insurance underpaid hundreds of injured motorists in NSW since 2019
The error was picked up by a lawyer of a crash victim who noticed his client's payment did not add up, not by NRMA Insurance or the NSW regulator.
One Nation threatens major parties as voters turn to AI for information
Labor and the Liberals are trying to appeal to disgruntled voters as the Victorian election looms. But voters seeking information from AI chatbots could find One Nation missing from the answer.
Greens call on federal government to block US execution live stream in Australia
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has said he will make sure the public can watch the December 3 execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan.
Greens demand right to sue big tech as Labor prepares online safety laws and trust tax changes
The Greens outline demands for stronger protections and tougher penalties for tech giants, as Labor seeks a way through the Senate for its digital safety laws.
Federal politics live: Labor minister wants RBA to go further on card surcharges ban
Labor frontbencher Kristy McBain says the Reserve Bank should remove bank fees for businesses to use point-of-sale machines. Follow live.
Federal politics live: Labor minister wants RBA to go further on card surcharges ban
Labor frontbencher Kristy McBain says the Reserve Bank should remove bank fees for businesses to use point-of-sale machines. Follow live.
Federal politics live: Labor minister wants RBA to go further on card surcharges ban
Labor frontbencher Kristy McBain says the Reserve Bank should remove bank fees for businesses to use point-of-sale machines. Follow live.
Federal politics live: Labor minister wants RBA to go further on card surcharges ban
Labor frontbencher Kristy McBain says the Reserve Bank should remove bank fees for businesses to use point-of-sale machines. Follow live.
Beijing residents dispose of drones ahead of ban on ownership
Drone owners in Beijing are selling or sending away their aircraft as a ban on possession and storage is set to take effect.
Zelenskyy appears surprised as Trump announces Russia-Ukraine 'energy ceasefire'
The US president has blamed Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries for high diesel prices and called for fresh elections to replace Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Markets live updates: ABC names David Chau as new finance presenter on 7pm news, ASX rises
David Chau will present 7pm finance, as Alan Kohler retires. The ASX is on the rise after US and European markets made solid gains on Friday. Follow live.
The carnage and consequences of rising extremism in Asia
A small town is searching for answers after two students were shot dead at school. All signs point to a new wave of extremism in the form of a little-known online community.