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Football Australia has issued the first two of what it expects to be many life bans on spectators following a pitch invasion and riot that forced the abandonment of Saturday’s Melbourne derby and brought worldwide notoriety to Australian soccer.

Cannabis legalisation is on the agenda and proponents claim there is no convincing evidence of permanent cognitive harm. They may have missed these studies.

The Queensland Police Union may buy the regional property where two officers were ambushed and "executed" in last week's Wieambilla shooting.

Hamilton Island Wild Oats has secured Sydney to Hobart great Stan Honey for the 2022 edition of the race.

Delilah the pregnant Sumatran tiger is nesting at Adelaide Zoo and preparing her den for her cubs which are due any day now.

A convicted murderer whose attempt to evade a traffic stop led to the death of police dog Rambo has been jailed for seven years.

A crime scene has been declared on a rural property north of Brisbane.

Police are searching for an alleged hit-run driver after a pedestrian was left with in Adelaide.

Football Australia has issued lifetime bans to two men for their role in Saturday night's A-League pitch invasion.

Over 50 years the former NSW Labor mining minister Ian Macdonald’s penchant for corruption to advance his own interests grew to alarming levels.

Millions of used medication blister packs could be diverted from landfill thanks to a new recycling plan.

South Australia's Murray River will be closed to all non-essential activity until at least mid-January to keep people safe, as water flows increase from the border.

The former coup leader and PM will head the Pacific nation again after his party secured the vote of another’s three MPS who held the balance of power after a hung parliament.

British broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson says he's "horrified for causing so much hurt" in a column he wrote about the Duchess of Sussex.

The former Australian Medical Association president said she and her wife had long-term symptoms after vaccine shots.

Four violent hooligans who allegedly stormed the pitch at AAMI Park continue to evade capture three days after the controversial Melbourne derby brought the A-League into disrepute.

Australian lobster farmers and winemakers are attracting interest from Chinese importers, the first sign of a potential withdrawal of $20 billion in trade strikes from Beijing.

Police have located Sydney man Ashley Gaddie wanted in relation to the death of Dannielle Finlay-Jones.

When Whitlam visited in 1971, four years before I became China correspondent, MacMahon sneered that he’d been taken for a ride. I’m sure Won’d visit will be different.

A US House Committee has recommended federal criminal charges against Donald Trump for his role in the insurrection at the Capitol.

Dozens of Thai sailors are missing at sea, after their ship capsized in the Gulf of Thailand.

Star Entertainment Group has had more than $600 million wiped off its market value as the proposed tax increase on the table games and poker machines in NSW’s two casinos send investors packing.

David Warner even had Daniel Vettori, an assistant coach of the Australian men's cricket team, in a spin after a perplexing post on Instagram.

After four years of negotiations, delays and frantic last-minute talks, nearly 200 countries – including Australia – have agreed on a landmark pact observers hope will stop the destruction of Earth’s ecosystems and species. But will it work?

After four years of negotiations, delays and frantic last-minute talks, nearly 200 countries – including Australia – have agreed on a landmark pact observers hope will stop the destruction of Earth’s ecosystems and species. But will it work?