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Retired radio giant Ray Hadley faced a grueling cross-examination, detailing his fierce animosity toward Alan Jones during the veteran broadcaster's indecent assault trial. The court heard explosive claims of network 'double agents' and emotional disclosures of alleged workplace abuse.
Abdullah Ashraf has been interviewed following the Bondi terror attack. The incident took place in 2025.
Australia’s counter-terrorism coordinator has sounded the alarm on the rising number of children as young as ten engaging with violent extremist material online. Authorities are trialing world-first digital intervention schemes on platforms like TikTok and Roblox to disrupt youth radicalization.
One year after the devastating Bondi tragedy, Abdullah Ashraf returned to the site to pay tribute to his close friend and hero, Faraz Tahir. The emotional visit highlights a community still healing but united in remembrance.
A NSW Supreme Court judge has delivered a special verdict for a man who killed his mother at a Gunnedah caravan park, finding him not criminally responsible due to severe, untreated schizophrenia. The heartbreaking case highlights a devastating timeline, with the victim having secured a psychiatric appointment for her son that was scheduled for just hours after the fatal attack.
New South Wales has confirmed its first cases of H5 avian influenza in native wild birds, prompting authorities to ramp up surveillance and issue biosecurity warnings.
The brother of a man accusing former broadcaster Alan Jones of indecent assault has testified that he never witnessed any inappropriate behavior and only learned of the allegations after Jones's arrest.
Australian author Sheree Joseph opens up about navigating fertility struggles, grief, and cultural expectations in her groundbreaking new memoir, 'Juicy'. The book offers a refreshing, unfiltered look at what it truly means to be a single woman in her 30s today.
Radio legend Kyle Sandilands has made his highly anticipated return to the airwaves with a brand-new digital subscription show. Despite technical glitches and dead air, the debut featured high-profile support from NSW Premier Chris Minns.
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