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The man whose relationship with Sam Dastyari ended the NSW senator's career was also an $800 million-dollar-a-year Crown gambler.

The government's new initiative will use Medicare data to look for "discrepancies" between people's Centrelink claims and medical records.

A "sweetheart" visa deal between the federal government and Crown was axed following the arrest of Australian casino employees in China.

A 63-year-old man abused by a teacher more than 50 years ago has received a $1 million settlement just hours before the matter was due to reach court.

The government could seek to claw back a $1 million grant it gave to Presentation College Windsor after the Catholic girls’ school announced plans to close.

There is only one question left as the tourists prepare for the Women’s Ashes finale: can they go undefeated in the multi-format series for the first time?

Government MP Jo-Ann Miller said some people would "go to any lengths to get their licences back".

Inmates have requested incentives for good behavior to be brought back to Queensland prisons.

A row over outdoor music events at the Sandstone Point Hotel is pitting elderly residents against powerful local business interests.

New figures have revealed who is most likely to die in fatal road crashes in Queensland.

Lime scooters will not be welcome inside this year's Ekka, with 'geo-fencing' to stop the scooters operating inside the showgrounds.

And the fall of the Wolfman of Pearl Beach.

A Perth father is recovering in hospital after being hit with a poisonous stingray barb while surfing at a suburban beach yesterday.

The former Breitbart editor-in-chief has called the Koran "fundamentally evil" and said the Scottish National Party Leader's legs should be taped shut "so she can't reproduce".

Geelong are expected to receive another boost with exciting speedster Nakia Cockatoo likely to play in the VFL this week.

The Manly star's contentious dangerous throw on Jahrome Hughes was used as critical evidence in Isaac Luke's unsuccessful judiciary hearing.

The three players suspended over the Cape Town ball-tampering affair were on Tuesday night set to resume their Test careers alongside one another.

Collingwood and Essendon will kick off the final round but top eight positions will not be known until late afternoon Sunday as AFL determines round 23 fixture

Lilliana Griffin failed to return home to Hilton on Monday afternoon, and it's believed she might be in the company of a younger female relative.

Mitch Fifield - who played a role in two of seven changes in prime ministership in eight years - has urged his colleagues to reject the thesis that politics is broken.

A government plan to remove unfair fine print from insurance policies has sparked warnings from the industry that premiums may be pushed up.

Pat Dodson and Linda Burney have called for the PM to commit to enshrining an Indigenous "voice to Parliament" in the constitution.

It was the first time the royal commission had heard from the police who managed barrister-turned-informer Nicola Gobbo, with the freshly freed Faruk Orman present in the hearing.

As Clive Palmer's cash-strapped Queensland Nickel refinery hurtled towards collapse, management purged safety staff in a bid to slash costs, a court has heard.