Film star Allu Arjun, 42, was arrested on Friday a week and a half after his appearance at the screening in early December allegedly prompted a stampede by fans that crushed a woman to death.

Reece Whitby's decision to overturn a number of proposed restrictions on South32's Worsley Alumina mine disappoints locals who banded together to oppose the project.

Pregnant nurse Teagan Beeby felt "pure fear" when she was told about midwifery roster cuts at her workplace.

According to the White House, FBI and Homeland Security there is no evidence that drone sightings reported in New Jersey posed national security or safety threats.

Energy analysts say the Coalition's nuclear plan will be more expensive, burn more carbon, result in a smaller economy, and be more disruptive than Peter Dutton claims.

An investigation found the telecommunications company made 473 breaches during a disruption in March, with Telstra's Triple Zero call centre failing to properly transfer calls to emergency services.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will pledge to get rid of a test that ties how many hours of subsidised childcare families can access to the number of hours they spend working each fortnight.

Donald Rabbitt went to work at a central Queensland mine and never came home. His father is left searching for answers after a coroner rules no inquest is needed.

Benjamin Netanyahu is set to give testimony for the first time after being charged with bribery, fraud and breach of public trust in three separate cases. 

The Brazilian president's brain bleed was caused by a fall he had at his home in October.

A New South Wales man has avoided jail time after becoming the first person charged under the state's new coercive control laws.

An inquiry into the death of Kate Sylvia hears the 32-year-old died from brain bleeds and blood clots just days after being diagnosed with a migraine.

KPMG announced it would be closing all of Mosaic Group's Katie stores after it was found the business was largely operating at a loss.

The Victorian government has green lit environmental plans for two mineral sands mines in western Victoria, which will cover a combined 5,000 hectares of agricultural land.

Victim-survivors escaping domestic violence are often sent to motels or hotels, but support service Safe Steps says 'critical incidents' are on the rise. That's why they're doing things differently with Sanctuary, a wrap-around crisis accommodation model that boasts a safe exit rate of 98 per cent.