A controversial pan-Islamist group has been banned in Australia under powers granted by new hate speech laws.
Melbourne faces the prospect of trash-littered streets and empty libraries as a major union refuses to back down.
A parliamentary clash has erupted over fuel reserves, with Labor accusing Pauline Hanson of “forgiving the sins” of the Coalition and revealing her “political allegiance”.
A man has filed legal action against Victoria Police after he and his partner were allegedly arrested at gunpoint during the hunt for alleged cop killer Dezi Freeman.
Protesters have gathered outside Gold Coast stadium in support of Iran’s women’s team, amid allegations the team are under surveillance and being chaperoned.
One state has flagged a major overhaul of its roadside drug testing rules for over one million medicinal cannabis patients.
The math is brutal. Iran can build 100 missiles a month. The US can make six interceptors. Someone’s going to run out first.
Persistent rumours that one of Donald Trump’s cabinet secretaries is having an affair with a subordinate have exploded into public view.
An investment banking giant is slashing around 2500 jobs, or about 3 per cent of its global workforce, despite a record year in 2025.
A Google AI chatbot convinced a lovelorn man it was his wife and the only “real” thing in the world — before pushing him to carry out a “catastrophic’’ truck bombing.
A world leader on a state visit to Australia has made a bold claim about boots on the ground as the conflict in the Middle East escalates.
Stocks sank on Wall Street after the price of US oil spiked to its highest level since mid-2024 because of the war with Iran.
Matildas superstar Mary Fowler scores against Iran at the Asian Cup in her first appearance for Australia in almost a year.
The Albanese government has enacted its first listing of a prohibited hate group, following reforms lodged after the Bondi massacre.
Carlton started on a new path in October, while the Swans returned to their old ways. In opening round, both clubs showed they can still walk away winners.
Australian cricket may face the prospect of losing players from the Big Bash League to play across the Tasman in a Twenty20 league to launch as soon as next season.
A customer had the surprise of their life when Prince William took over phone orders at a Cornish pasty shop in Helston, Cornwall.
The opposition is discussing changes that would make it harder for people to gain permanent residence and citizenship by proving they were law-abiding and contributing to the economy.
The party’s post-mortem of its disastrous federal election is far from pretty, but so has been its attempt to cover it up.
Millions of barrels of oil moved through the Strait of Hormuz every day – until the war in Iran started. Now its role in global inflation is under the microscope.
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.
The latest work by the acclaimed Sydney Morning Herald editorial cartoonist.
Alive or dead, Sydney is running out of space for its surging population.
Don’t panic, but I forgot my exit strategy.
Private school enrolments have hit a record high after public schools enrolment numbers dropped by almost 7000 pupils last year.
If Iran had its nuclear facilities destroyed in 2025, as we were guaranteed at the time, what possible excuse is there for the current attacks?
The former broadcaster faces 27 charges against nine complainants for alleged sexual offending. His lawyers say they are yet to receive thousands of pages of evidence.
The man at the centre of a $343 million kickback scandal engulfing a NSW government agency appeared in court on Thursday.
The conflict in the Middle East is intensifying, as reports of drone strikes spread across the region, and Iran vows revenge after a US submarine torpedoed an Iranian warship. Follow our rolling coverage.
The US president announced Noem – the first person to be dumped from his cabinet in his second term – would be replaced at the end of the month.
Celebrating is the natural response of those living under authoritarianism to news their tyrant is gone. So much is loaded into the moment. Like releasing a breath that has been held for decades.
Hundreds of people have been killed across the Middle East as strikes on Iran continue, and retaliatory strikes impact the entire region. Follow our rolling coverage.
Two Australian sailors were aboard the US nuclear-powered sub that sank an Iranian frigate, amid reports US-backed Kurdish rebels are ready for a ground assault against Iranian troops.
Afghani men are now permitted to beat their wives as long as it does not cause “broken bones or open wounds”.
The Swans belt Carlton at the SCG to open the AFL season with new recruit Charlie Curnow.
Young Geelong spearhead Shannon Neale opens up on his grand final heartbreak, a junior football injury that shaped his future, his carb-heavy pre-game routine and, of course, Bailey Smith.
For the first time in five years, Penrith blinked when a tight contest was there to be won in last year’s preliminary final against Brisbane.
Noticias del mundo - World News - 24n.today - 2023/2024 | hi@24n.today