Mother's death in US protest sparks political fury
The fatal shooting of mother Renee Nicole Good by federal agents in Minneapolis has ignited a fierce political battle, drawing dark parallels to historic US tragedies. Read the full analysis.
Category : Search result: division one prize
Five Aussies Score $2M Each in Saturday Lotto
Five Australians are celebrating a life-changing win after scoring $2 million each in Saturday's Lotto draw #4641. Check your tickets now for the winning numbers!
McKinney's ace leads Webex Players Series Perth
Connor McKinney aces the 7th at Royal Perth to seize a one-shot lead. Follow the final round drama as WA's best chase the title.
Highton's T20 Finals Berth Fuels Promotion Push
Geelong's Highton Cricket Club secures a T20 finals berth, boosting their promotion hopes as skipper Nathan Hargreave delivers a match-winning performance. Read the full match report.
Councillor backflips on One Nation membership quest
Upper Hunter councillor Troy Stolz withdraws his application to join One Nation, citing discomfort with party policies and a lack of support for his key issues of gambling reform and whistleblower protection.
Australian Lamb's 2026 'The Big One' Ad Campaign Revealed
Australian Lamb has launched its 2026 marketing campaign, 'The Big One', featuring a new TV ad celebrating the tradition of the Sunday roast. Discover the details and strategy behind this major push.
Teen Star Jones Set for $150K Payday at Australian Open
Queensland teen Emerson Jones is guaranteed a $150,000 payday after receiving an Australian Open wildcard, as tournament prize money soars to a record $111.5 million. Download the 7NEWS app for more.
Gungahlin man wins $1.6 million in Saturday Lotto
A Gungahlin man is celebrating a life-changing $1.6 million win from the weekend's Saturday Lotto draw. Discover his reaction and the winning numbers that made him a millionaire.
Ex-Labor strategist critical after Northbridge assault
Tim Picton, a mining executive and former WA Labor secretary, remains in an induced coma a week after an alleged one-punch attack in Northbridge. The 36-year-old father suffered a fractured skull and multiple brain bleeds. #Perth #Crime
Hunter Photography Prize 2026: Entries Now Open
The Newcastle Herald's Hunter Photography Prize is back for 2026. Amateur photographers in the Hunter Region are invited to submit their best shots for a chance to win major camera gear vouchers. Enter by January 20.
Trump Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Over Israel Deal
Former US President Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in the historic Israel-Gaza peace agreement. Read the full story on the controversial award.
Nowra man wins $936k Lotto, plans to pay kids' mortgages
A Nowra father's life changed after winning over $936,000 in Saturday Lotto. His humble plans include clearing his children's home loans and celebrating with a simple box of beer.
Kindness urged after Bondi tragedy, not political division
Following the Bondi Junction massacre, political leaders call for unity and compassion, warning against exploiting the tragedy for political gain. Let's choose kindness in 2026.
Mandurah, Stirling Top WA's Lotto Winners for 2025
Western Australia celebrated its biggest Lotto year since 2016, with Stirling and Mandurah suburbs sharing the top spot. Discover where the luck was and how winners spent their millions.
Lake Macquarie's $1 million Lotto winner still a mystery
A $1 million Lotto prize from a ticket bought at Cameron Park Newsagency is still unclaimed. Meanwhile, a Wyong man wins nearly $1 million. Check your tickets now!
Newcastle's One Song Sing draws crowd for festive mash-up
Hundreds of Novocastrians gathered at Wheeler Place for a joyful community choir event, blending a modern Billie Eilish hit with a classic Wham! Christmas song. Join the festive spirit!
Ley's Bondi Visit Ignites Debate on Political Division
Amy Remeikis argues the real threat isn't immigration, but politicians spreading hate. As Opposition Leader Sussan Ley visits Bondi, we examine the impact of divisive rhetoric on Australia's social fabric. Read more.
Canberran wins shot at $1m in Australian Open One Point Slam
Canberra tennis player Ashleigh Simes has won a place in the Australian Open's Million Dollar One Point Slam. The 22-year-old will compete for a $1m prize against stars like Djokovic and Sabalenka.
Ex-school staffer charged with child sex crimes in Tasmania
A 70-year-old former Tasmanian school employee faces charges of persistent sexual abuse of a child. The alleged crimes occurred between 2018 and 2020. Support is available.
One-punch attack in Illawarra park lands Berkeley man in jail
Ian Palamara was sentenced to over five years in prison for a reckless assault that caused grievous bodily harm to Carissa Edwards in a Kembla Grange park. The victim faces a guarded prognosis for her vision.
Rita Saffioti's 10-point stand against division
WA Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti outlines 10 crucial things we cannot allow to be lost to those who seek to divide our community. Read her powerful call for unity.
Second man charged over Midland tobacco store arson
A second man has been arrested and charged by WA Police's Serious and Organised Crime Division over the arson attack on a Midland tobacco store. Read the latest details.
Piastri Seeks Equal McLaren Status After Norris Title Win
Oscar Piastri expects full fairness from McLaren in 2026 after his selfless, third-placed F1 championship campaign. The Aussie star reflects on the tight battle with teammate Lando Norris. Read more.
Barnaby Joyce defects from Nationals to One Nation
Former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce has sensationally joined One Nation, vowing to fight for regional Australia. The shock move comes as Coalition support hits a record low. Read more.
Barnaby Joyce joins One Nation after quitting Nationals
Former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce has defected to One Nation, becoming its sole lower house MP. He calls it a 'considered decision' after election campaign restrictions. Read the full story.
National Arboretum praised as Canberra's crowning glory
Readers praise Canberra's National Arboretum while Senate estimates scrutinise the War Memorial's Carlyon Prize 'debacle'. Letters also tackle climate policy, trust in government, and Ukraine funding.
Burnside Village street battle over wrong-way drivers
Residents of an Adelaide street are fighting an average of 26 wrong-way drivers daily. Local Stephen Merrett is leading a petition for traffic cameras to stop the dangerous trend.
Win TVSN Prize Packs on The Morning Show This Week
The Morning Show is giving away four incredible TVSN prize packs to celebrate the shopping network's 30th birthday. Enter now for your chance to win!
Barnaby Joyce opens up on split from Nationals
Newly independent MP Barnaby Joyce details his exit from The Nationals, future plans for New England, and the political realities of his new solo path. Read his candid take.
Enter NSW's Best Christmas Lights Display for $5,000
7NEWS is searching NSW for the ultimate Christmas lights display. Enter by December 15 for a chance to win $5,000. Your festive creation could be featured on TV!
Page 1 of 3