Per NSW Police, the injured people suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were treated by paramedics.

The Alice Springs curfew imposed on young people has been lifted, three weeks after first coming into effect.

Donald Trump’s first of four criminal trials has begun in New York, making him the first U.S. President to front a criminal case.

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) said about 99% of the air missiles and drones were intercepted.

A Federal Court judge has found it’s ‘more likely than not’ that Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins, meaning he wasn’t defamed by journalist Lisa Wilkinson and Network Ten.

According to NSW Police, at 3:30pm on Saturday, emergency services were called to the shopping centre following multiple reports of stab wounds.

A real estate mogul has been sentenced to death in Vietnam, after the businesswoman was accused of large-scale corruption.

Locals and advocates will call for an end to the “violence against and murder of women in Ballarat” at a rally in the Victorian town tonight.

National average temperatures last winter were 1.53°C above the 1961-1990 average, making it Australia’s hottest winter since records began in 1910.

Funding cuts to NSW public schools could climb to $148 million, as part of an announcement from the state government this week.

In a world first, Olympians who win gold in categories like sprinting, hurdles, and pole vault will receive $US50,000 ($AU77,000) at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

More than 55,000 teachers and 19,000 teacher aides are currently employed by Queensland’s Department of Education, across 1,264 state schools.

It comes after the union representing public sector workers negotiated a new deal with the state Government.

A transgender woman is suing inactive social media platform Giggle over claims of unlawful discrimination.

Of the 535 music festivals held in Australia during the 2022/23 financial year, 35% lost money. Creative Australia’s latest report found average losses amounted to almost $800,000.

A group of older Swiss women have won a climate lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights, in what experts have called a landmark ruling.

Jamilla Clark and Arwa Aziz both alleged they were forced to remove their hijabs in front of male New York police officers.

AUKUS defence ministers have released a statement noting Japan could become involved in the military partnership. Here’s what that means.

A report recommended sweeping changes to the way ADHD is diagnosed and treated in Australia. Five months on, the Government hasn’t responded.