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The Morrison government hoped to continue quietly lobbying the Israelis behind the scenes and resisted demands from Labor and international aid groups to speak out.

Titus Day was arrested at his Bondi home on Wednesday night, following years of bad blood between the formerly close pair.

Titus Day was arrested at his Bondi home on Wednesday night, following years of bad blood between the formerly close pair.

Former high-flying executive Angela Clark and payments app Beem It are engaged in a nasty dispute involving allegations of victimisation and unfair dismissal.

VicRoads has moved to stop a significant surge in licence amendments as people rushed to change their addresses before Melbourne's 10 coronavirus hotspots enter lockdown for a second time on Wednesday night.

The inspection of centres in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia by the Commonwealth Ombudsman found all three facilities were nearing capacity.

While Australians watch on with trepidation as Melbourne's surge of COVID-19 infections takes hold, in Britain the city of Leicester is its new hotspot epicentre.

Why the Magpie received double the penalty of any other player who has breached the AFL's COVID-19 protocols.

The 68-year-old former Hollywood producer was convicted earlier this year of rape and sexual assault against two women.

Controversial NRL agent Isaac Moses has defended himself after Canberra coach Ricky Stuart unloaded on him over John Bateman's decision to leave the Raiders.

The Australian tennis great has applauded Kyrgios calling out fellow players - but questioned whether it had to be done publicly.

Dan Butler was nearly a Blue, but the Saints are happy he isn't.

Harry Hains' death made headlines around the world, but his mother wants people to focus on the art he left behind.

Rugby Australia says Super Rugby players have agreed to a 30 per cent pay cut until the end of September but what happens from October is yet to be determined.

Kristian Dieter Glaser was accused of having sexual intercourse with the woman without consent in Sydney's south in 2013.

In a suspension that Collingwood called "excessive'' but have chosen not to appeal, star midfielder Steele Sidebottom has been suspended for four matches for breaches of COVID protocols.

A study of nearly a quarter of a million deaths in Queensland has found the amount of pollution contributes to the risk of death even at low levels.

A-League coaches have been urged to play attacking football to help re-engage with television audiences when the season resumes later this month.

If he was still on the rugby field, Ben Daley would likely be on Canberra with the Melbourne Rebels, instead he has become St Kilda's COVID-19 'sheriff'.

The former judge has not had his practising certificate renewed, as a fresh allegation was made against the judge that he misused his public office

A former Bondi cafe owner was motivated by greed to play a senior role in an international conspiracy to import a massive haul of cocaine, a sentencing hearing has heard.

Dozens of COVID-positive travellers at a CBD hotel remain under private guard, despite an inquiry being launched into whether private security firms may have allowed the virus to escape.

In Union Road, Ascot Vale, cafe owners on the south side of the street served their last dine-in meals on Wednesday, knowing counterparts 100 metres up the same road will continue trading as normal.

The largest retail union had asked the national industrial tribunal to delay a cut to Sunday penalty rates until after workers get a minimum wage bump in February.

2019 saw two television adaptations of H.G.Wells' seminal alien invasion saga.