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Breaking: Man on the run in Melbourne after double stabbing
Victoria Police said a man crashed a car into a house in Melbourne's east before allegedly stabbing an occupant after committing another stabbing hours ea...
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US fires missile into ship trying to breach blockade to reach Iran
The US military fires a missile into the engine room of the merchant vessel trying to break through its blockade of Iranian ports, the Central Command say...
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Thousands without power after intense storm lashes WA
Thousands of homes are without power across Western Australia's south including Perth, after an intense storm crossed the coast overnight but residents ha...
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Love story: Locking down the 'one that got away'
For a long time, I considered my teenage crush the one that got away. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to the or...
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Flotilla activists take evidence of alleged abuse to international court
Eleven Australians detained by Israeli forces while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza have submitted evidence to the International Criminal Court alleging...
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Rising Sun the only light needed in new Australian Dance Theatre work
The Australian Dance Theatre's first Indigenous artistic director had some dark days after the Voice referendum, but he shines a light on reconciliation i...
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Kate Ceberano swaps singing for embroidery
The Australian rock icon is sharing her other passion: embroidery and quilting. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers...
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Under-strength Australia undone by debutant in first Pakistan ODI
Australia drops the first game in its limited-overs series in Pakistan as spinner Arafat Minhas takes 5-32 in his maiden one-day international. Newsiline...
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The end came quickly for Madeleine Ogilvie, who jumped before being pushed
It started with a seemingly innocuous question. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to the original publisher for t...
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As threats against polticians rise, should taxpayers foot the bill for security?
As threats against elected officials grow, so too is a question in the mind of many politicians — should the public pay for home security for our elected...
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Rare images capture pioneer life on WA's south coast in the early 1900s
Pioneering photographer Bert Saw captured Federation-era life and experiences in Denmark, Albany and surrounding communities throughout the 1900s. Newsili...
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Book tells story of Timorese asylum seekers' daring escape to Darwin
Jose da Costa's escape from Indonesian-occupied East Timor in 1995 has been detailed in a new book launched at the Northern Territory Writers Festival thi...
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How Mr Skelly offers 'vulnerable connection' to love, death and grief
An animation series tackling themes of grief, regret, love and gratitude has attracted an online fanbase of millions — and reflects the artist's search fo...
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Australia news live: Aukus nations to develop uncrewed vehicles to protect undersea cables; Hanson says she could be PM
Marles tells Shangri-La Dialogue delegates that ‘seabed is a battlefield’. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers...
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Trump says he will headline US birthday event himself after artists drop out
Several musical performers scheduled to appear in the celebration have cancelled, citing concerns about its association with the US president. Newsiline s...
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Man charged with arson after house destroyed north of Brisbane
Police will allege a 36-year-old man used accelerant to start a fire at a house in Clontarf yesterday. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Aust...
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New Aukus drone subs to protect critical undersea cables as Marles warns: ‘seabed is a battlefield’
Minister tells Singapore defence summit undersea internet cables are being cut at an unprecedented rate, with Australia acutely vulnerable Get our breakin...
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A planning rule wouldn't bend so the lights at this Canberra oval had to
If the six light poles skirting Mauka Oval look like they're on a lean, it's because they are. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia an...
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Last Australian knocked out of French Open as Gauff's title defence ended
Aryna Sabalenka ends Australia's campaign at the French Open with a straightforward win over Daria Kasatkina, while Coco Gauff joins the slew of big names...
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The 'bread and butter' of a local court: More than 20 names on the traffic list
From hoons to drink drivers to people driving without a licence, one magistrate is trying to make sure the people brought before her know how quickly thin...
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Uni students tackle 60yo Agent Orange chemicals in Sydney waterway
More than 50 years after the Vietnam War, students are working to remove Agent Orange remnants from a waterway connected to Sydney Harbour, where the chem...
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Unlikely material behind Whitsundays artist's fashion collection
In the front yard of her home in the picturesque Whitsundays, Felicity Chapman strips the last pieces of flesh and sinew from a strip of barramundi skin t...
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As NZ cracks down on gang members, one pastor is trying to heal them
In a country where there now more gang members than police officers, a former gang member turned Christian pastor is trying to turn things around for othe...
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Life and death in the outback: Why Australians are still dying in the bush
Kelly’s son and ex-husband died "stupid" deaths in the Australian outback. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to t...
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After making headlines at 15, Mohamed Semra is now making history
At just 27, Mohamed Semra is not your average mayor. Newsiline summarises this report from ABC News Australia and links readers to the original publisher...
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Australia’s truckies were already struggling to survive. Then the fuel crisis hit
Truck drivers like Frank Black rely on diesel – and lots of it. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and links readers to the orig...
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An industry targeting Australia’s ageing population is growing, but can AI deliver more humanity in aged care?
While companion robots are being introduced and virtual experiences hope to ‘take loneliness away’, one expert agrees tech should never replace the human...
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Australia’s best photos of the month – May 2026
Nullarbor outback golf, a political shake-up and the best beards contest are all part of the Guardian Australia’s best photos from around the country Cont...
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Six-year-old Sienna’s parents have fought the NDIS every year of her life for funding that keeps her alive
Sienna has cerebral palsy, cannot talk and needs her lungs suctioned every few minutes. Newsiline summarises this report from The Guardian Australia and l...
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The Sunday read: what the NDIS cuts reveal about Australia’s ‘warped’ priorities - podcast
It’s been more than two weeks since the Albanese government handed down the federal budget and the criticism has not stopped. Newsiline summarises this re...
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Forming a party wouldn’t make independents less independent. It would strengthen a centrist bloc
A party structure could help independents better work together on common ground, while retaining the very thing that made them attractive in the first pla...
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Why 'irresponsible' dumping of mercury caused evacuations in outback town
An outback town's hospital, service station and school were affected when students discovered vials of mercury at the tip. Newsiline summarises this repor...
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How clay-court chaos is a return to the norm at the French Open
All the key favourites are now out of the men's draw at the French Open, but then again, this tournament has always been just a little bit different. News...
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Smoke engulfed their cities. Did it make their children sick?
Years after bushfires covered their cities in smoke, mothers are left wondering if their children's chronic illnesses began with what was in the air befor...
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How Tiananmen Square vigils in Hong Kong have become unlawful
In May, Hong Kong's High Court began hearing closing arguments in the case of two democracy activists charged with inciting subversion for organising a ca...
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Police beat a woman in a Sydney street. Their own camera captured their cruelty
The family of a woman brutally assaulted by police in Sydney has fought to have body-worn camera vision released, in the hope officers will be better trai...