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The new Adelaide University is not on track to meet its international student targets and is staring down tens of millions in lost revenue, with the federal government's migration clampdown squeezing the business case for the newly merged institution.

A female police officer is killed when a marked vehicle she had been travelling in crashes in Sydney's inner west.

The NSW Department of Planning has admitted it made an error when it skipped consultation with key agencies regarding a proposal for a major gas plant to power data centres.

Everything you need to know as the youthful Socceroos take on a Brazil team on the rebuild under legendary coach Carlo Ancelotti in Queensland, with international friendlies in Townsville and Brisbane.

Each standard interest rate increase could be locking close to 30,000 households out of home ownership, some of them for a decade or more.

The fire in central Poland engulfed the power station and backup generator, but the site is now operating normally.

State government data has revealed social homes were sitting vacant for an average of 42.7 days in the 12 months to June, up from 25.1 days in the same period last year.

Tasmanians have marked the executions of two Aboriginal men, nicknamed Dick and Jack, on the 200th anniversary of their deaths.

Regional industries and communities are feeling a "disproportionate impact" of rising bowser prices, a policy expert says.

It was the AFL's Folarin Balogun moment, and the decision to let Lachie Neale play in the grand final has left many seeing red.

A study on the impact of chytrid fungus disease in Royal National Park frogs raises questions about regulation of coalmine wastewater.

The AFL and NRL grand finals are a time of celebration for many Australians, but experts warn it can be a period of heightened risk for domestic violence.

The AFP is using discretionary powers to "finalise" the majority of allegations against officers without investigating, despite repeated warnings from the national watchdog, an inquiry has revealed.

A leading private university has been accused of misleading and deceptive conduct in a Supreme Court class action by students who were shocked to discover their degrees were not professionally accredited.

New research finds young Australians' mental health and cognitive skills are in decline.

The Medicare hack underscores that the work on AI has to be given even higher priority by the government.

Australians are the most sceptical in the world about AI.

OpenAI's delayed reporting of an autonomous agent breaching a government website has strengthened Australia's push for tougher AI safety and disclosure rules.

Sing along to the karaoke favourite You're the Voice as you tackle this week's 10 questions.

From early Roman-Egyptian portraits to the selfie, people seem to have an enduring fascination with the human face.

A palliative care nurse who conquered her fear of the ocean and an Afghan refugee who had never seen the sea before boarding a boat to Australia appear in Sea Stories at New Annual.

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas calls on the US to stop blocking him from attending the UN, in a video-message beamed into the annual summit a day after Iran's president was allowed to address it in person.

The three-day summit is likely to be more about spectacle than substance despite Donald Trump saying he would be discussing "pressing" issues, including AI.

Reporters from Politico, MS Now and CNN were stopped from entering Donald Trump's White House despite a judge ordering their access be restored immediately.

A long-awaited boxing match between British former heavyweight world champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua has been confirmed for December 11 in Cardiff.

An 11-year-old boy has died several days after he was shot in the head at a home in Sydney's north-west.

British far-right activist Daniel Thomas is arrested for allegedly using a knife to slash an inflatable dinghy being used by migrants trying to cross the English Channel.

Police say a woman was found dead inside a home in Melbourne's south-east on Thursday afternoon.

Former Moonee Valley mayor Cam Nation has been handed a three-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting a teenage boy.

Pacific defence ministers signal they will not rush to expand the remit of a new military response group, with Australia's defence chief saying there must be "absolute consensus" about how it evolves.

A second child has died after a mother stabbed her three children in the Blue Mountains on the weekend.

Former senior Northern Territory Labor politicians have claimed members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church — also known as the Exclusive Brethren — helped campaign for the Country Liberal Party ahead of the 2025 federal election.

Victoria's IBAC will be able to follow financial trails and crack down on "grey corruption" under the new laws.

Three Western Power employees who provided a character reference for a colleague convicted of rape are sacked after an external investigation.

A spiritual group based in northern NSW has rejected claims of liability repay millions of dollars in loans from a former follower.

A creditors' meeting for Australian Off Road, which collapsed last week, reveals the caravan maker owes about $9 million.

A regional magistrate says she will lodge a complaint against WA's Child Protection staff after a teenager in their care was left to appear alone in court.

Designs for the $96 million street circuit, which will require the removal of nearly 400 trees from the eastern parklands, were released in August.

Cheryl Grimmer's family has given the premier until September 29 to review the abandoned murder case or face a parliamentary push for government records.

Building work has stopped at sites and company is down to skeleton staff.

Levi Young-Henderson, 20, receives a suspended sentence for setting wire traps on an Adelaide bike path in 2025.

A 22-year-old man is arrested after leading police on a high speed pursuit, crossing the ACT-NSW border four times with a large sword, a flick knife, and balaclavas in the car.

Emergency services are at the scene of a collision involving a bus near Glenburn, north-east of Melbourne.

Anthony Albanese couldn't have picked a better time to drop the metaphorical bomb that a rogue artificial intelligence agent breached an Australian government system.

The jury in a cold case murder trial over the disappearance of a Victorian man in 2006 has heard a key witness admit they had lied to police.

A federal judge has ordered US President Donald Trump to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

The NSW premier has urged the world to listen to the warnings of artificial intelligence bosses about the technology's potential dangers, after a state dataset found it could be vulnerable to exploitation.

South Australian school teacher Judith Anne Ditter died in November 2020 when a heavy branch hit a car she was travelling in on an Adelaide Hills road.

The court heard the men travelled to Townsville and used a drill to access the hull of yacht docked in the marina, which was concealing hundreds of packages of cocaine.

Champion racemare Winx welcomes a third healthy foal as her first, $10-million daughter Quinceanera, begins her breeding career this season.