Police made four arrests following a scuffle at a secondary gathering in Hyde Park about 12pm, after the organised rally had concluded and viewed by police as a separate group.

At least 21 current or former members of the US military or law enforcement have been identified as being at or near the Capitol riot.

Censoring Craig Kelly or George Christensen on social media is missing a valuable opportunity.

A fraudster who stole more than $4 million is due to be released from jail on Saturday, while former clients of his accounting practice continue to be pursued for unpaid taxes.

It cements in a last-century transport model that diminishes our connection with nature then surrounds it with a lot of drive-to, depressing building blocks.

Life for many Australians trapped abroad by caps on international arrivals is becoming a Kafkaesque nightmare.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian believes, rather than punishing people for not being vaccinated, there would be "positive ways" the government could encourage uptake.

Your writer mentions the mystery of the 90 per cent efficacy rate for those people who accidently received a low dose in the AstraZeneca trial, followed by a standard dose.

An Indian cricket supporter claims he was racially profiled and abused during the Sydney Test by a mid-ranking security officer.

The violent attack on the US Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump has led to a surge of interest from wealthy Americans wanting to purchase property and move to the safety of Australia.

Anyone who celebrates the exit of Trump from the White House this week might consider the many rebirths of the greatest zombie in American history.

GWS coach Leon Cameron slammed his players after the Giants bowed out of 2020 in miserable fashion, saying they gave up against St Kilda and had lost respect.

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James Vertzayias may be hanging up his tiny competition briefs for a while as his sentencing date over a $1.18 million fraud approaches.

Workers abandoning offices during the coronavirus crisis have dealt a $10 billion blow to Sydney's inner city.

Even before KoalaGate, Deputy Premier John Barilaro hasn't been doing rural communities or the planet any favours.

His journey to Melbourne took three generations and a family that triumphed over crimes against humanity on three continents.

Long before two Australian journalists managed to flee from China this year, Francis James spent three years in China's secret prisons.

Almost everyone has an opinion about Daniel Andrews and his handling of the COVID-19 crisis. But what of former premiers and prime ministers?

Deidre Rae's decision at a primary school P&C meeting in 1969 has paved the way for NRL referees Belinda Sharpe and Kasey Badger.