Laurence Karacsony

Two young girls have been injured after an 18-year-old P-plater lost control while allegedly performing a burnout in the New South Wales Hunter region overnight.

Sydney rail workers have offered to abandon industrial action efforts threatening chaos for New Year's Eve if the NSW Labor government and various business groups, including Luna Park and Merivale, drop the legal case against them and appease the demands of the Rail Tram and Bus Union (RTBU).

Jewish leaders have slammed the Albanese government for its inaction on antisemitism, which reached its height last week after a Melbourne synagogue was firebombed.

Convicted murderer Alicia Schiller has scrapped her application to undergo IVF to have a baby behind bars less than a week since she was cleared by authorities to pursue reproductive treatment.

Power has been restored to hundreds of Sydneysiders who were hit with power outages due to a flooded substation which cut the lights in the CBD in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Chinese state media has praised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for pursuing “strategic autonomy”, claiming the United States and its allies should learn from Australia's approach to trade relations.

The Albanese government has announced $241 million in unclaimed Medicare benefits is yet to be paid to more than 930,000 Australians.

Chemist Warehouse has announced it will introduce a new form of payment at the checkout involving QR codes which will allow customers to bypass surcharges.

Rachel ‘Raygun’ Gunn has featured in a fresh promotional video for Finder challenging Aussie critics on social media to a dance-off.

Victoria Police have charged a woman with allegedly assaulting embattled Senator Lidia Thorpe at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with the attack forcing the parliamentarian to undergo spinal surgery.