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NRL player's ex-partner 'naive' in sending porn photo

NRL player's ex-partner 'naive' in sending porn photo

A magistrate has found the ex-partner of an NRL player guilty of distributing a pornographic image of him despite ruling it was not a revenge porn case.

Australian shares rally to reach another all-time high

Australian shares rally to reach another all-time high

Australian shares rally to reach another all-time high

Australian shares rally to reach another all-time high

The ASX200 rose 1.1 per cent to finish above 7,800 for the first time after more talk of rate cuts as soon as June in the US and Europe.

Brain injury considered in basketballer's rape case

Brain injury considered in basketballer's rape case

Brain injury considered in basketballer's rape case

Brain injury considered in basketballer's rape case

Disgraced former professional basketballer Kendal 'Tiny' Pinder has pleaded guilty to rape, with a court told he suffers from significant cognitive deficits.

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Heavy electric trucks cleared to drive in another state

Heavy electric trucks cleared to drive in another state

Queensland is the latest state to allow electric trucks on some roads in a change that will pave the way for the low-emission vehicles to be made locally.

Ten years on, Australia reflects on MH370 disappearance

Ten years on, Australia reflects on MH370 disappearance

Questions about what happened to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared over the southern Indian Ocean 10 years ago, remain unanswered.

Women unite in grief and resilience as violence remains

Women unite in grief and resilience as violence remains

An annual day to celebrate women has put the spotlight on domestic and gender-based violence, housing and homelessness, and abusive relationships.

Mining magnate Gutnick banned from managing businesses

Mining magnate Gutnick banned from managing businesses

Former Melbourne Demons president "Diamond" Joe Gutnick has been disqualified from managing corporations for his involvement in three failed companies.

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Second electric vehicle brand slams automotive body

Another electric car maker has resigned from Australia's peak automotive industry group amid accusations it "cherry-picked" data to mislead consumers.

'Often overlooked' women are the future of agriculture

'Often overlooked' women are the future of agriculture

'Often overlooked' women are the future of agriculture

'Often overlooked' women are the future of agriculture

Women are increasingly being recognised for their success in the agricultural sector in production, biosecurity, science and as champions of future farmers.

Ex-defence minister's son dead after parachute incident

Ex-defence minister's son dead after parachute incident

Ex-defence minister's son dead after parachute incident

Ex-defence minister's son dead after parachute incident

The soldier son of a former Australian defence minister has died after a parachute training incident that has triggered a defence force investigation.

Slowing economy can't be ignored in budget: Chalmers

Slowing economy can't be ignored in budget: Chalmers

Slowing economy can't be ignored in budget: Chalmers

Slowing economy can't be ignored in budget: Chalmers

The treasurer says the upcoming federal budget will be a balancing act between fighting inflation and addressing a slowing economy.

Malaysia slams West for failing to stand up for Gaza

Malaysia slams West for failing to stand up for Gaza

Malaysia slams West for failing to stand up for Gaza

Malaysia slams West for failing to stand up for Gaza

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on Australia to be consistent in how it advocates for human rights after the death toll in Gaza surpassed 30,000.

Aussie stocks hit record as Fed chair talks rate cuts

Aussie stocks hit record as Fed chair talks rate cuts

Aussie stocks hit record as Fed chair talks rate cuts

Aussie stocks hit record as Fed chair talks rate cuts

The ASX200 has finished at its highest-ever level for the second time this month after Jerome Powell told Congress rate cuts are likely this year.

Worley class action to pay after 'Pyrrhic' court win

Worley class action to pay after 'Pyrrhic' court win

Worley class action to pay after 'Pyrrhic' court win

Worley class action to pay after 'Pyrrhic' court win

A shareholder class action against Worley that began in 2015 will have to pay the engineering services firm's legal bill after failing to receive compensation.

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Super on paid leave kicks off broader equality push

A pledge to pay superannuation on commonwealth-funded paid parental leave is part of a broader federal government strategy to achieve gender equality.

Dismissed presenter calls for ABC manager education

The ABC could be ordered by a court to educate management on how alleged misconduct should be dealt with under the enterprise agreement.

Court rejects push to monitor released terror plotter

A man whose ties with other convicted extremists forms part of his "identity" will not be subject to ongoing monitoring following his release from jail.

Defence minister cops grilling over veteran suicides

The defence minister has told a royal commission he doesn't believe people in his department are "hopeless" after airing issues about culture.

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'Unfair' supermarket prices on watchdog's hit list

The consumer regulator has vowed to find answers to shoppers' complaints of sky-high grocery prices and farmers' concerns about low supermarket payments.

Spinal injuries rise due to falls and road accidents

New data indicates an increasing trend in Australians suffering from spinal injuries with falls and transport incidents behind a majority of hospitalisations.

Tesla resigns from car group over 'misleading' claims

Electric car maker Tesla has slammed Australia's peak automotive body for spreading misleading claims about a proposed fuel-efficiency standard.

Australia bolsters trade, peacekeeping with Vietnam

Australia and Vietnam's relationship has grown closer as the nations announced law enforcement and economic initiatives to bolster trade and thwart crime.

Aussie artists' big bid to get paid more for radio play

Several major Australian music names have banded together at a Senate inquiry to seek more money for embattled artists instead of radio stations.

ASX pays $1m fine over market transparency breaches

The Australian Securities Exchange has paid a $1.05 million penalty to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission over a system error.

Relief for Aussies paying billions extra at the bowser

Car rental firms will help drive electric vehicles into the used car market under a policy package designed to stop Aussies paying too much for transport.

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