Newcastle trial advances treatment for 'Viking disease'
A unique clinic in Newcastle is pioneering a world-first trial using low-dose radiation to treat Dupuytren's disease, offering new hope for patients with the hereditary condition.
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England to take Snicko grievance to ICC after Carey reprieve
England's bowling coach confirms plans to escalate concerns over Snicko technology to cricket's governing body after Alex Carey's controversial century in Adelaide. Read the full story.
Brittany Higgins' husband David Sharaz declared bankrupt
David Sharaz, husband of Brittany Higgins, has been declared bankrupt after being sued by Senator Linda Reynolds for defamation. The Federal Court order follows a series of legal actions.
Fremantle's Mexican Kitchen Closes After 45 Years
A Fremantle institution, The Mexican Kitchen, is serving its last meals on December 13 after 45 years on South Terrace. Locals are devastated by the closure of this family-owned favourite.
McSweeney's 222* puts him in Ashes contention
Nathan McSweeney smashed an unbeaten double-century for Australia A against England Lions, staking a huge claim to replace injured Usman Khawaja for the Adelaide Test. David Warner weighs in on the selection debate.
Griffiths' unique leadership fuels Perth Glory's crucial win
Perth Glory coach Adam Griffiths reveals his unique motivational tactics after a hard-fought 1-0 A-League Men victory. Discover how his 'mountain goat' and 'lion' philosophy inspired the crucial three points.
Vincent Tarzia Resigns as SA Liberal Leader
Vincent Tarzia has resigned as South Australian Liberal leader following the party's 2025 state election defeat. Read the full story on his decision and the search for a new opposition leader.
Emails reveal planned job cuts at research funding body
Internal emails show the Australian Research Council is planning staff cuts despite an expanded workload. Senator Pocock accuses the ARC of a secret restructure. Read the full investigation.
ASIC explains limited action on Brindabella College complaints
ASIC chair Joseph Longo tells Senate estimates the regulator cannot investigate all complaints, defending its 2021 response to concerns about Brindabella College's former owners. Read the full details.
Geelong man denied summary jurisdiction in shooting case
Shaun David Kennedy will face a higher court over a shooting incident in Beeac. The Geelong Magistrates' Court refused summary jurisdiction. Read the latest on this developing case.
The Ashes Day 1: Warner Century, England Fightback at Gabba
David Warner's defiant century headlines a gripping first day of the second Ashes Test at the Gabba. Full analysis of the hits, misses, and key moments as Australia fights to 2/221.
$500k reward in 20-year-old Singleton toddler death case
Police have increased the reward to $500,000 for information on the 2005 death of 21-month-old Jordan Thompson in Singleton. Detectives believe people in the Hunter community hold vital clues.
Pocock criticises Parliament gym hour cuts
Independent Senator David Pocock condemns plans to slash staffed hours at Parliament House gym, arguing it harms staff wellbeing. Read the full story.
Defence Force confirms purge of senior military leaders
Defence Force Chief David Johnston confirms plans to cut senior officer numbers, admitting the military is 'too top-heavy'. Get the latest on the ADF restructure and potential impacts.
$5M Motorplex contract to firm linked to bikie
The Cook Government faces scrutiny after awarding a $5 million Motorplex contract to a company linked to bikie Benjamin David Ortin. Questions arise over due diligence.
Desert cave rescue at historic Empress Spring site
A 60-year-old woman was rescued from a deep cave in the remote Great Victoria Desert. The incident revives the dramatic history of Empress Spring, first discovered by explorer David Carnegie in 1896. Read the full story.
Sydney man apologises in Bali murder trial
Darcy Jenson, on trial for allegedly orchestrating a deadly Bali shooting, apologised to the victim's widow in court. The Sydney man faces the death penalty if found guilty.
Man accused of supplying pistols to Bandidos bikie gang
A Canberra man described as an 'extreme danger' is accused of supplying unauthorised firearms to senior Bandidos members. Bail denied. Read the latest court details.
Liberal MPs kicked out of SA Parliament most in 2025
Exclusive analysis reveals rowdy Liberal MPs, led by David Pisoni, were ejected from State Parliament nearly nine times more often than Labor in 2025. See the full list.
Final arguments in Cairns murder trial of Rajwinder Singh
Closing arguments are set to begin in the Cairns Supreme Court murder trial of Rajwinder Singh, accused of killing Toyah Cordingley. The jury will soon deliberate.
Man not guilty of murder due to insanity in hammer attack
Chad Johnathan Hardy has been found not guilty of murdering his housemate due to mental impairment. The WA Supreme Court verdict follows a brutal hammer attack in a Mirrabooka group home. Read the full details.
WA's Tim David smashes 98* in T10 final triumph
Western Australian power hitter Tim David dominated the Abu Dhabi T10 final with an unbeaten 98 off 30 balls, leading UAE Bulls to victory with 12 sixes in a stunning display.
Australia urged to confront China on human rights abuses
Human rights lawyer David Matas reveals shocking evidence of forced organ harvesting in China over two decades. Discover why Australia's response disappoints activists. Listen to the full podcast.
Legal Action Against LNP Over Controversial Election Ad
Katter's Australian Party launches legal action against David Crisafulli and LNP over advertisement comparing candidate to convicted criminal. Full details on the political battle.
QLD Premier Pledges to Fix Election Loopholes
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli commits to closing election nomination loopholes exposed by disgraced ex-mayor Troy Thompson. Read the full investigation.
David Pope wins third Walkley Award for Gaza cartoon
Canberra Times cartoonist David Pope has secured his third Walkley Award for a powerful cartoon addressing the Gaza starvation crisis. Discover his impactful work.
WA Mum Unfit for Trial Over Son's Dreamworld Payout
A WA mother accused of stealing most of her hero son's compensation from the 2016 Dreamworld tragedy has been found unfit to stand trial due to cognitive impairments.
Toyah Cordingley Murder Trial Forensic Evidence
Forensic scientists reveal DNA and blood evidence search in Toyah Cordingley murder trial. Key details from Cairns court proceedings uncovered. Read the latest developments.
Mentally Ill Man on Trial for NDIS Home Murder
Chad Hardy, diagnosed with schizophrenia, stands trial for murdering his NDIS-funded housemate. The case raises questions about mental health support in group homes.
Get Angry About Aboriginal Children's RHD Rates: Expert
National Heart Foundation chief David Lloyd demands action on rheumatic heart disease devastating Aboriginal communities. Perth to host global RHD congress in November.
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