Raina Thaiday's mental health issues went undiagnosed for years until they culminated in an "apocalyptic delusional state" which saw her violently kill her seven children and niece.
CCTV footage reveals Shadi Mohammad, the sister of the teenage gunman who killed Curtis Cheng, smiled and gave a thumbs up sign as she prepared to travel to Syria to become a jihadi bride.
A Sydney judge finds Luke Lazarus not guilty of the sexual assault of an 18-year-old woman at the back of his father's Kings Cross nightclub in May 2013.
Raia Darin-Cooper fought anorexia for 14 years before she ended her own life at just 25 years old. Her family — and the families of several others whose eating disorders led to their suicides — says it's time for a shake-up of the health system.
The French presidential candidates clash in a hostile televised debate, with "smirking banker" Emmanuel Macron telling rival Marine Le Pen that she is proposing "snake oil" and offers "civil war".
Striking Fairfax journalists gather outside a Sydney hotel where the embattled media company's CEO is addressing investors, a day after a decision to cull editorial staff was announced in an effort to save a similar amount of money that executives can claim in bonuses.
Of course conversations about needs-based education funding are important, writes Gabrielle Stroud. But they should not distract us from the bigger issues hampering student learning and teacher wellbeing.
Treasurer Scott Morrison says a plan by a US activist fund manager to shift BHP's primary listing to the UK is illegal and against the national interest.
What sites do you visit regularly? A new list out shows Australians are keen for a bargain, have an unsurprising interest in real estate, and mainly find their news on social media.
FBI director James Comey says it makes him feel "mildly nauseous" to think he had an impact on the 2016 US presidential election, but that he had no choice but to announce the agency's probe into Hillary Clinton's emails just days before the vote.
An increasing number of young Western travellers are heading to South America to take advantage of easy and cheap access to cocaine, a criminal justice expert says.
Australia skipper Steve Smith barrels into English teammate Ben Stokes as the Pune pair try to take a boundary-riding catch in the Indian Premier League.
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