A witness who dined with Sydney underworld figure Bilal Hamze just before his fatal shooting in 2021 recounts the chilling moments of the execution-style killing in court. The trial of Samuel John Rokomaqisa continues as evidence unfolds about the violent feud between crime families.

A speedboat carrying 80 people, including five Australians, capsized off the coast of Bali after being struck by large waves. Two Chinese nationals have died, and one Indonesian is missing. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about maritime safety in Indonesia.

A 20-year-old man has become the first person in Australia to be charged with supplying potentially lethal nitazene-laced vape liquid, sparking concerns over the dangers of synthetic opioids and the evolution of the illicit drug trade.

This article tells the story of a man's journey through adversity, highlighting his resilience, courage, and the support he has received from his community. It explores the challenges he has faced and the hope that continues to guide him forward.

Penrith Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has expressed concern over the emotional impact of a five-match suspension on trainer Corey Bocking, calling the NRL's ruling 'harsh and a little unfair.' The incident, which occurred during a match against the Gold Coast Titans, has sparked debate about the fairness of the NRL's disciplinary actions.

A coronial inquest into the death of Patricia Iliev, who died of starvation in 2021, concluded that her partner, Philip Adams, did not act with malicious intent. The coroner found that medical treatment could have potentially saved her life, but emphasized that Mr. Adams did not deliberately allow her to die.

Rodney Mulder, a man whose home was destroyed by a lithium battery fire, is building a fireproof charging station in his new home to prevent future tragedies. This article explores the growing issue of lithium battery fires and the calls for better regulation and disposal practices.

A body has been found during the search for a 26-year-old Chinese woman who was swept away by floodwaters near Cessnock in the NSW Hunter region. The incident has led to a coroner's investigation and highlights the dangers of flood-prone areas.

A 13-year-old Chinese girl accused of stabbing a 14-year-old compatriot in Newcastle is facing legal scrutiny after court hearings revealed she may have been mentally unwell at the time of the alleged murder.

James Vlassakis, the youngest of the four perpetrators in the Snowtown serial murders, has been granted parole after 26 years in prison. The decision has sparked controversy and mixed reactions from victims' families and legal experts.

The release of new videos showing Israeli hostages in dire conditions has reignited tensions and raised difficult questions about the future of the war in Gaza. These videos, released by Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), have sparked outrage in Israel and drawn international attention to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region.

A Chinese national has been charged under Australia's foreign interference laws for allegedly spying on the Australian Buddhist group Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door. The case has raised questions about the group's relationship with China and the potential for Chinese espionage in Australia.

Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been subpoenaed as part of a U.S. congressional probe into the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case. The Republican-majority House Oversight Committee is also seeking documents from the Justice Department and eight law enforcement officials.

Donald Trump is accused of leading an overt attack on the institutions underpinning the US economy, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve. This article explores the implications of these actions on economic data integrity and the broader global economy.

Sami Muamar, a Palestinian-Australian principal, has taken six months of stress leave after over 100 of his family members were killed in Gaza. His story highlights the emotional and psychological toll of the ongoing conflict and the need for empathy and understanding.

James Vlassakis, the youngest of the Snowtown serial killers, has been granted parole after 26 years in prison. The decision has sparked outrage among victims' families and raised complex questions about justice and retribution.

More than 240 supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan were arrested during nationwide protests demanding his release from jail. The demonstrations, which took place on the second anniversary of his imprisonment, saw police deploy tear gas and make mass arrests across several cities.

A US Coast Guard report has found that the Titan submersible disaster was a preventable tragedy, caused by a toxic safety culture at OceanGate and the company's failure to adhere to safety protocols.

Kmart has denied allegations that it sources products from Chinese factories linked to forced labour. The company faces legal action from the Australian Uyghur Tangritagh Women’s Association, which claims there is a reasonable belief that Kmart may be sourcing products from such facilities. This case highlights the ongoing debate over corporate accountability and the need for stronger legal frameworks to address forced labour in global supply chains.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering a full military takeover of Gaza amid rising international concerns over the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region. The move has sparked global calls for a ceasefire and increased pressure on Israel to address the growing hunger and suffering in the Palestinian enclave.