A Border Force employee was charged with stalking and attacking his ex-partner.

The notorious family has been left reeling after a dramatic police operation that spanned three continents. But what – or who– brought them undone?

Mystery surrounds a major donation to the Liberal Party by a fledgling water company headed by a NSW branch powerbroker but funded by a convicted Griffith drug boss.

Autopsy of 19-year-old Patrick Cronin reveals teen footballer was struck in softest part of skull.

Victoria Police are expected to drop further infringement fines, on top of the hundreds already cancelled, issued by speed and red-light cameras hit by the WannaCry computer virus.

Richie Porte has strengthened his lead in the Criterium du Dauphine, gaining time over his rivals.

The Supreme Court says the state's re-classification of Barwon Prison's Grevillea Unit as a youth justice and remand centre was "incompatible" with the inmates' human rights.

After working a 14 and a half hour shift, young doctors like Doug Tjandra can't afford to spend hours commuting home. They have to live close to the hospital.

"I have a cunning plan," businessman Mark Bryers told construction industry figure George Alex, according to surveillance of the alleged plan of a major tax fraud.

A new complex in Singapore is designed to be green at heart.

A run-down cottage turned into a functional work of art.

Boasting a "variety of choice... from special massages through to erotic services", Hornsby 142 was a busy place.

Seven gruelling months after the brutally bashed body of a police officer was found on a Kuta beach, a panel of judges will today deliver a verdict in the Sara Connor murder trial.

She was assisting police with their investigations.

How better to depict the American Revolution than with a hip hop musical theatre revolution?

How better to depict the American Revolution than with a hip hop musical theatre revolution?

Security forces killed more than 90 people across Myanmar on Saturday in one of the bloodiest days of protests since a military coup last month, news reports and witnesses said.

Illustrations by the artist from The Age.

Australia’s pandemic decision-making bodies should be more transparent, providing reasons for their rulings, according to a panel of experts.

Credit is due to Jay Weatherill for giving the federal government a piece of his mind ("Frydenberg, Weatherill slug it out for cameras", March 17)

A shopkeeper has spoken of her terror as axe-wielding bandits tried to enter her jewellery store in a brazen daylight attack.

A selection of his best work.

Demonstrators opposed to the Dakota Access pipeline braced for a showdown with authorities on Wednesday, as protest leaders said at least some would defy a deadline to abandon the camp they have occupied for months to stop the project.

Security forces killed more than 90 people across Myanmar on Saturday in one of the bloodiest days of protests since a military coup last month, news reports and witnesses said.

A special philanthropic fund will be created to help communities deal with natural disasters and take the strain off charitable organisations.