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Forensic psychologist wants extra material so he can assess whether mental impairment is an issue in case of man who allegedly murdered brother in a lift.

Veteran actor Jack Thompson brimmed with enthusiasm at world premiere of High Ground; a film about a 1919 massacre of a Yolngu tribe and its bloody aftermath.

A former royal protection officer, working at Buckingham Palace, says he believes the duke could have been in London, not at home, on the night in question.

Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane airports collectively earned $863 million in operating profit in the 2018/19 financial year, according to the ACCC.

Trump predicted that the crowds will make his domestic campaign rallies, typically attended by 10,000 to 20,000 people, "look like peanuts from now on".

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Coroner James McDougall has handed down his findings into the Dreamworld tragedy, which claimed four lives in 2016.

Contemporary dance meets Balinese tradition in The Seen and Unseen, an epic story with a captivating soundtrack.

Court hears of anguish of Kylie Blackwood's twin daughters, who discovered their mother's butchered body when they came home from school seven years ago.

WA Police have issued an urgent warning to members of the public, with reports of an active shooter on the run in Perth's eastern suburbs.

An exclusive 6PR-Nine News investigation has found that the man behind a company trying to buy Perth Glory - businessman Jim Aylward - is convicted fraudster James Abbass Biniaz.

The charismatic ruckman will lead the Demons in 2020, with Jack Viney as his vice-captain.

Israel's use of heavy machinery to retrieve a militant's body earlier in the day drew harsh criticism even within the country.

As his baby daughter drew her last breaths, Siti Kamal sent a man more than 90 messages demanding $1000 in return for his wife's lost phone.

Rising star Master Of Wine is capable of winning the Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup all in the same year, according to leading sectionals analyst Vince Accardi.

And they did it all by lunch on day four.

A 132-year old heritage-listed Brisbane theatre is looking for a new owner. 

The ABC is still considering whether to appeal against a ruling that found an Australian Federal Police raid on its Sydney headquarters was legally valid.

In April 2018, Logan City Council became the second Queensland council to be sacked by the state government.

Failed stallion Kementari will resume his racing career in a Rosehill trial on Tuesday ahead of a return to the races.