African Man Faces Life in Prison Over Meth Haul
A Tanzanian crewman faces life imprisonment after being caught with 3kg of methamphetamine at Port Adelaide. The alleged drug bust is estimated to be worth $2.7 million. Read the full details.
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Help Identify Hunter's Lost WWI Soldiers
Hunter families are urged to help identify local WWI soldiers missing since the 1916 Battle of Fromelles. DNA testing could solve this 109-year-old mystery ahead of Remembrance Day.
WA WWII Veterans Reflect for Remembrance Day 2025
Western Australian WWII veterans gather for Remembrance Day 2025, sharing powerful memories and reflections. Discover their stories of service and sacrifice.
Extremist Groups Signal Societal Sickness in Australia
Expert warns National Socialist Network's growing presence reveals dangerous societal fractures. Australia must confront this extremist threat before it escalates further.
Prince George makes debut at Remembrance ceremony
Prince George attended his first Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance alongside senior royals, marking a significant step in his royal duties. Download the 7NEWS app for more.
Sudan crisis: 30 million face war, famine and violence
As Sudan's civil war escalates with 150,000 dead and 12 million displaced, Australians urged to demand action. This is the world's largest displacement crisis unfolding now.
The case for random acts of kindness in Australia
Exploring how selfless acts and humility, unlike Donald Trump's Nobel Prize demands, truly build better communities and foster global fellowship. Discover the power of paying it forward.
Artists to Honour Noongar Heritage at Perth Cultural Centre
A major public art piece celebrating Noongar connection is coming to the revitalised Perth Cultural Centre. Discover how this project boosts WA's creative economy.
Work From Pub Scheme Aims to Save UK Boozers
British pubs are transforming into remote work hubs to combat closures. Could this innovative scheme work for Australian venues facing similar challenges?
Illawarra's Cultural Evolution: From Diana to Festivals
Explore how Illawarra's entertainment scene transformed from royal openings and crowded pubs to thriving music festivals and a proud local arts identity. Discover the region's rich cultural history.
Umbrellas Exhibition Program Ends on High Note
The Umbrellas exhibition program in Townsville concludes successfully with outstanding community participation. Discover how this arts initiative transformed the city's cultural landscape.
Princess Anne begins Australian royal tour
The Princess Royal has arrived for a whirlwind visit to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, marking her first Australian tour in five years with a busy schedule of engagements.
Willagee brick attack: Man jailed for attempted murder
Leon Kenneth Bropho sentenced to 12 years for horrific garden attack where he stabbed and bashed his partner with a brick in Willagee.
Teen charged over googly eyes on Mount Gambier statue
A South Australian teenager's alleged artistic protest involving googly eyes on a Mount Gambier landmark has sparked community debate about public art and youth expression.
Rachel Griffiths on Art and War in New Documentary
Award-winning Australian actress Rachel Griffiths returns to screens with a compelling documentary series examining how artists respond to conflict and trauma throughout history.
US Supreme Court Scrutinises Trump Tariffs
The highest court in America is scrutinising controversial tariffs imposed during Donald Trump's presidency, potentially reshaping international trade law and its impact on Australian exporters.
War Memorial redevelopment wins top architecture award
The Australian War Memorial's $500m redevelopment has claimed the nation's highest architecture award, the Sir Zelman Cowen Award, despite facing significant public criticism and heritage concerns.
Canberra father killed in Sudan conflict
A Canberra family is mourning the tragic loss of their father, killed in crossfire during the escalating Sudan conflict, while desperately trying to repatriate his body.
New Welfare Laws Alarm Human Rights Experts
Controversial new legislation gives the Australian government unprecedented powers to suspend welfare payments, raising serious human rights concerns among legal experts and advocates.
Jailed priest Patrick Holmes guilty of more child sex crimes
Former Catholic priest Patrick Holmes, already serving prison time for child sexual abuse, has been found guilty of additional historical offences against children in Western Australia's District Court.
Man charged in Sydney sex worker knifepoint assault case
A 25-year-old man faces serious charges after allegedly robbing and sexually assaulting a sex worker at knifepoint during a Ryde appointment. Shocking details emerge from the police investigation.
Mysterious ancient vase discovery at RPH Museum sparks debate
A stunning ancient vase uncovered during Royal Perth Hospital redevelopment raises questions about its origins and significance in Western Australian history.
Trump Proposes US-China-Russia Nuclear Disarmament Plan
Former President Donald Trump has floated a radical denuclearisation pact between the US, China and Russia, just days after suggesting America should restart its nuclear testing program - a move that's sending shockwaves through global security circles.
Tasmania's Historic LGBTQIA+ Conviction Redress Scheme
Tasmania becomes the first Australian state to offer comprehensive expungement for historical LGBTQIA+ convictions, with Premier Jeremy Rockliff delivering a formal apology.
Jacinda Ardern Documentary: The Human Side of Leadership
An unprecedented documentary pulls back the curtain on Jacinda Ardern's transformative time as New Zealand Prime Minister, exploring the personal toll and political triumphs that defined her era.
King Charles exiles Andrew in royal shakeup
In a bold move signalling his new reign, King Charles III has permanently removed Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge as the monarchy distances itself from the scandal-plagued duke. The King's decisive action reveals a modernising monarch determined to protect
WWII Poppy Coin Sparks Collector Frenzy in Canberra
The Royal Australian Mint's limited edition WWII poppy coin has drawn massive crowds of collectors and history enthusiasts to Canberra, creating unprecedented demand for this poignant commemorative release.
Major Aboriginal Art Installations Coming to Newcastle
Four prominent Newcastle cultural sites will soon feature stunning Aboriginal artworks as part of a landmark initiative celebrating local Indigenous culture and creating lasting public art legacy.
The surprising evolution of Australia's humble spoon
Discover the fascinating journey of the spoon from ancient shells to modern marvels. This everyday object holds millennia of human history in its curve.
ACT moves to decriminalise sex work after consultation
The Australian Capital Territory is set to become the latest jurisdiction to decriminalise sex work after extensive community feedback revealed strong support for reform.
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