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Australia’s biggest aluminium smelter is set to receive a major bailout package following long-running crisis talks with the federal and NSW governments.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reversed a late change to a scheme forcing tech giants to pay for news, with the laws set to pass next week.

Michael Zerafa lands a series of brutal jabs to dismiss Alejandro Ortiz in the ring.

While an artist takes the Mick.

WA Police is defending its handling of a domestic violence case after copping fierce criticism over the 15-month sentence given to the attacker.

Jack Bowen lands a barrage of blows to Mielifeier Dalielibieke's head and the referee calls the fight off.

A man has been convicted of assault but messages the elderly man sent beforehand to a woman the attacker knows are now under review by police internal affairs.

The latest episode of Alone Australia has something no version of the show has ever had before – a contestant who goes missing.

Two Australians are among 173 people rescued from a burning ferry off Bali. One woman died.

Chelsea's Sandy Baltimore opens the scoring against the A-League All Stars in Sydney.

A new wellness studio in Fortitude Valley aims to combat stress using a vibrating chair, a flickering lamp and breath work. We put it to the test.

Former premier Jacinta Allan previously declared there was “no evidence” bikies had cashed in on the road project.

We’re good at filling out forms, it seems, but allow me to put the nation’s adults to the test.

As Labor and the Coalition hash out a deal, a fresh sticking point has emerged over the government’s move to ban offshore lotteries, which is dividing Coalition MPs.

Dr Ian Rossborough earned a reputation among the ballet world as a “Mr. Fix-It” for injuries. Now, he is known for his conviction of grooming and assaulting a teenage patient.

A Shark Tank star has agreed to demolish part of his dream home after a bitter brawl with Strathfield Council.

Wound up in insolvency, league licence cancelled, stadium development deal scrapped – this was the week it all came crashing down for Western United. Then the removalists took whatever was left.

The former RBA governor and Macquarie chairman has been called before a parliamentary committee over a massive KPMG contract win.

The 12-month trial will offer safe, regulated camping in a park already used by the homeless and adjacent to the site of a 2032 Olympic venue.

The AFL integrity unit is investigating and the Magpies have been issued with a “please explain” as a result of the alleged incident. Meantime, the identity of the KC hired by the AFL to helm the Jake Kolodjashnij case has been revealed.

After the murder of Hannah Clarke and her children, domestic violence victims wanted coercive control to be criminalised. But some advocates say it can hurt those it is meant to protect.

Case 137 investigates the crimes committed by those who were sent to quell France’s 2018 riots.

You should be judicious when following the actor/entrepreneur’s life advice – see jade eggs and bee-sting therapy – but she is clued up on culottes.