Новости за 05.07.2024

A Canberra man has been extradited to Perth accused of sexually assaulting a student at university accommodation more than 30 years ago.

Four builders are going broke every week in Western Australia despite a soaring demand for new homes.

Jack Crisp stunned the 'G with three first-quarter goals in three minutes.

Queensland Rail says it is meeting its targets for having the trains run on time. A commuter group says the evidence suggests otherwise.

A previously unreleased internal report condemned the Queensland Police Service for failing to act on weapons licensing failures despite 32 separate reviews.

Jack Cole scored the Panthers opening try of the night only moments after coming onto the field for the Panthers

Cronulla Sharks host the Gold Coast Titans in Round 18 of the 2024 NRL Premiership at C.ex Coffs International Stadium, Coffs Harbour.

A host of big-name Origin stars are back in NRL action this week for a grand final rematch. Will the return of Reece Walsh at Suncorp Stadium spark a Brisbane side in free fall after four straight defeats?

The partner of a defenceless man who was killed in a shooting at Kudla in Adelaide’s northern suburbs has come face-to-face with the 20-year-old who has admitted attempting to cover up the crime.

Two of South Australia’s longest-serving posties are retiring after a combined 103 years on the job, with the pair receiving a guard of honour as they made their last rounds.

It’s a vital match for both clubs as they battle for top four spots. Who can forget what happened last time? In an Anzac Day classic, the match finished in a draw.

An ugly brawl has taken place on an Adelaide train which left passengers frightened as punches were thrown.

Chad Schofield was meant to be in Wagga for a lucrative horse racing carnival, but instead ended up in custody after a wild confrontation with police.

The Storm coach sees plenty of worth in young Wests Tigers prop Stefano Utoikamanu.

Our foreign correspondents face innumerable challenges in their quest to help us make sense of the world, but in strange times like these, their reporting is something we certainly need.

Cost-of-living electricity rebates started rolling out on Monday in some welcome relief for Queenslanders.

A new kilometre-long cable is being laid in the waters of Sydney Harbour.

Sydney residents are fighting to save a bay that has deteriorated over time.

Two police officers accused of the assault of a mentally ill woman have pleaded not guilty.

Siosifa Talakai was marched to the sin for a high tackle on Sam Verrills.

Newlywed Robbie Awad has been cleared of causing the death of his new bride Marina Hanna in a golf buggy crash during their Whitsundays honeymoon in Queensland.

Paramedics have taken a man to hospital after reports of a stabbing in a Bunnings car park at Bundamba in Queensland.

Heartbroken family and friends have paid tribute to young trainee doctor Will Taylor, who was killed in a crash at Burwood in Melbourne’s inner suburbs.

Four months ago, China’s leaders announced what seemed like a straightforward and proven plan to recharge the economy, but its citizens are not playing ball.

Read the national news headlines for Friday, July 5.