One Nation has named a Victorian party leader and long-awaited shortlist of candidates four months out from voters heading to the polls.
Army veteran Warren Pickering will lead the party into the November state election, alongside the first One Nation candidate ever elected to Victorian parliament and a Liberal Party defector.
Donald Trump revealed that he called off the 'biggest attack since WWII' planned for Iran this weekend after allies in the region convinced him a nuclear deal was close.
Speaking on Air Force One Sunday, Trump confirmed that American allies in the Middle East convinced him to stand down on the 'massive attack' on Iran.
Australia's self-styled 'better bank' has been asking staff to volunteer for a program that effectively outsources their own jobs to overseas contractors.
Bendigo Bank, which brands itself as the nation's 'better big bank', is spearheading an operational shake-up as part of its five-year strategic plan to 2030.
Two cryptocurrency millionaires were held captive for more than two days by a London gang who made them strip naked and forced them into compromising positions in a bid to blackmail them, a court heard.
The two men's lifestyles of excess – much of it posted on social media – was said to have likely made them targets for extortion.
Killers will go free if drill rap lyrics are banned from court cases, police have warned.
Scotland Yard has told ministers gang members are unlikely to be convicted or even prosecuted in murder and serious violence cases if a campaign succeeds to ban music lyrics from prosecutions.
Senator Bernie Moreno said his former son-in-law, Congressman Max Miller, should 'seek help' and step away from Congress amid accusations Miller abused his ex-wife and daughter.
In a livestream on Sunday, Miller addressed allegations of abuse made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, after she applied for a restraining order amid a nasty legal battle. Multiple sources revealed the details of the alleged abuse to The Daily Mail in May.
A Cambridge professor embroiled in a plagiarism row seemingly claimed he was in TV series Seven Up – then backtracked when told it was broadcast decades before he was born.
Jason Arday became a poster boy for diversity as the university's youngest black professor, but is now facing questions about his academic record and bizarre claims.
A man has admitted to moving the body of a Scottish woman in a suitcase, Greek police said yesterday.
The suspect, believed to be a 26-year-old Afghan who was a cleaner at the building where Elisabeth-Jane Ross was staying, has been arrested in connection with her 'intentional homicide'.
An astronomer has claimed the moon is part of 'Indigenous sky country' during a bizarre interview about space pollution and exploration.
Rebecca Allen, co-director of the Space Technology and Industry Institute at Swinburne University of Technology, made the comment on ABC on Saturday.
Locals have been left outraged after several of their streets were turned into an illegal dumping site.
Mounds of rubbish have grown along Sixth Avenue and Lippizan Road in Australia, south-west Sydney.
A disgusted resident took to Facebook to share photos, showing cardboard boxes, paint buckets and furniture abandoned on the roadside.
Only the most determined or those with nothing to lose remain in Ceuta. They number a few thousand now – Sudanese, Ethiopians, Egyptians, Somalians, Algerians, even a few Palestinians – and refuse to budge from their little outpost, an encampment on a hill on the edge of the city.
An 18-year-old footballer celebrating a night out with friends was killed after being hit by two vehicles on Adelaide's notorious party strip, with horrified revellers forced to watch the tragedy unfold before their eyes.
Campbell Thorp, 18, from Adelaide's northern suburbs, died after he was struck by two vehicles on Hindley Street at about 10.50pm on Saturday.
