Manchester United's players were booed off at Old Trafford after the club fell to another shocking defeat, this time against Bournemouth in the Premier League,

It has been a month since the Wyndham Aboriginal Youth Corporation in northern Western Australia closed its doors without warning. The organisation has been credited with reducing crime rates.

Amid the political furore and media scrutiny surrounding the Kumanjayi Little Baby child protection review, the most shocking and obvious issue laid bare in the report — family and domestic violence — has struggled to command the same attention.

Serbia's elections came after almost two years of student-led demonstrations against perceived corruption and creeping authoritarianism.

As parliament returns without Helen Haines, federal MPs are being encouraged to sign a civility pledge that the independent MP backed. Follow live.

Emergency Services Minister Paul Edbrooke, a former firefighter, found the bullet on his car on Saturday.

A 19-year-old woman who was shot in the head and neck remains in a critical condition after the drive-by shooting on Saturday. 

Days after proposed timetable changes were abandoned, the government is promising to electrify the rail line from Kiama to Bomaderry and add additional tracks.

The Victorian government says Paul Guerra brings significant commercial, governance and stakeholder engagement experience to the role as chair of the Melbourne Market Authority.

Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says the phrase will be outlawed under incitement to violence laws if her party wins government.

Next weekend's Mexican Grand Prix shapes up to be the coronation of Kimi Antonelli as an F1 champion. Here is how he can seal the world title. 

Some passengers were unaware their flights were to Western Sydney International Airport.

Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has defeated right-wing senator Flávio Bolsonaro in a run-off to secure a fourth non-consecutive term.


 

The WA Liberals must make a difficult choice as they confront the threat of One Nation, and leader Basil Zempilas left no doubt about it while selling his vision for victory to the party faithful.

A 36-year-old who man was hit and dragged under a ute while checking underground fuel levels at a Coffs Harbour service station last week has died in hospital.

The young women and some of their mothers had gathered at Bayside Park on February 21 after Iftar, a meal eaten after sunset during the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Forty students from seven schools compete to see who can sound most like a kookaburra, Australian raven, or yellow-tailed black cockatoo — and be crowned best bird caller. 

Perfection Fresh Australia has admitted fixing the price of broccoli, cauliflower and lettuce sold to Aldi stores in New South Wales.

A convicted killer fails to overturn a ban on Vegemite in Victoria's prisons after court hears it can be used to make alcohol and impair sniffer dogs from detecting contraband.

Defying an Italian government crackdown, thousands of people march through cities across the nation, clashing with police and infiltrating the Colosseum in Rome.