Is this movie high art or dangerous filth? It took Australia decades to decide
The controversial film Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom was banned for decades in Australia but is getting a rare…
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Can you eat too much tinned tuna?
Tinned tuna is a lunch box staple for many people, but if you're eating tuna most days, you may have wondered whether…
Read at source →Dolly Parton, US country music legend, dies aged 80
A beloved icon and philanthropist, Parton was one of the most recognisable stars of the country music world for decades.
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Join siguimi.com →Thousands of Rohingya refugees protest camp conditions and plead to return home
The United Nations has warned the already dire human rights situation in Myanmar has plunged to a "new low" as tens of…
Read at source →Ghislaine Maxwell loses bid to overturn sex trafficking conviction
The accomplice to notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was convicted in 2021 of supplying under-aged girls to the…
Read at source →Small French village 'bombed by nature' as tornado barrels through
Footage shows a large tornado destroying homes, injuring 37 people and leaving residents in shock, as Europe's summer…
Read at source →Chinese artist jailed over satirical works of ex-leader Mao Zedong
International rights groups have condemned the US-based artist's arrest, calling for his immediate release from prison.
Read at source →eHarmony misled Australians over 'free' subscriptions, court rules
Users of eHarmony's website and app were conned with fake free dating services and then forced to pay, the Federal…
Read at source →Lockerbie bombing trial delayed after new evidence discovered
Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi, a Libyan intelligence operative, is accused by prosecutors of having…
Read at source →Israeli Knesset member vandalises Palestinian memorial in West Bank
Right-wing Israeli politician Zvi Sukkot vandalised a memorial to Palestinians killed over decades, then uploaded a…
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Young Australians' home ownership rate at an 80-year low, report shows
A new report shows generational inequality is pushing young Australians out of the housing market.
Read at source →Residents killed overnight not far from police station in Haiti
Hundreds of Haitians have been killed in frequent gang raids, with a fresh attack prompting thousands to flee their…
Read at source →Education union 'blindsided' by ACT public school budget shake-up
Public schools in the ACT have received their budgets for next year, with a change in the way their funding is…
Read at source →Crows captain makes tearful speech as All Australian team is named
Max Gawn claims a record ninth All Australian blazer, while Nick Daicos swept the individual awards, but a speech from…
Read at source →Luke Gosling charged with breach of bail just weeks after alleged assaults
Another charge has been laid against Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling, with NT Police alleging his conditions were…
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Distress beacon borrowing program proposed after teen hiker's death
The beacons are part of a safety program proposed by Wollondilly Council in memory of Lily Hooper who died while…
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SA wildlife park to vaccinate 100 birds against deadly H5 bird flu
Cleland Wildlife Park in the Adelaide Hills will administer vaccines to 100 of its captive native birds to try and…
Read at source →Brumby cull on hold after advocate launches last minute court action
Aerial culls in a northern NSW national park stall following an injunction from an anti-brumby culling advocate.
Read at source →Two Victoria Police officers cleared of manslaughter over man's death
Two Victoria Police officers will no longer face negligent manslaughter charges over the death of a man after a…
Read at source →Chinese factory workers accidentally caught on camera glasses
A new pair of camera glasses purchased online has been found to contain video footage of factory workers who appear to…
Read at source →'Significant' fencing safety issues at pool where toddler drowned, inquest hears
Fencing around the pool where a 19-month-old Adelaide boy drowned had safety issues, including a gate missing a hinge…
Read at source →'She didn't care what anybody thought': Margaret Olley in five paintings
The late Margaret Olley has been celebrated as an artist, philanthropist and subject of two Archibald-winning…
Read at source →Darwin retirees lose home and all possessions in Livingstone fire
A Darwin couple has lost everything after a fire tore through their home, and just months after flash flooding damaged…
Read at source →Richmond denies players 'making light' of Swans scandal on Mad Monday
The Richmond Football Club says players were not "referencing or making light of recent matters" in videos circulating…
Read at source →Man accused of making deepfakes of students told police it was 'like X-ray vision'
A jury has heard a man accused of making sexualised deepfake images of former Brisbane high school students and staff…
Read at source →NSW prison officers strike over colleague's alleged assault by inmate
Prison officers from across the state have walked of the job after police charged a 21-year-old inmate over an assault…
Read at source →Darwin Woolworths blasts jingle outside store to stop 'loitering'
The looping sound of the Woolworths jingle outside a Darwin store has irritated customers, but the supermarket giant…
Read at source →Construction executives' dogs poisoned during CFMEU dispute, inquiry hears
The director of a private security business has told Queensland's CFMEU inquiry he discovered a tracking tag attached…
Read at source →Mystery solved as dead man identified three years after skull found
The remains of an itinerant man who was never reported missing have been identified more than three years after his…
Read at source →Police horrified at random attack on mother and boy in Melbourne CBD
The incident unfolded outside the Victoria Police headquarters at lunchtime. Passers-by pulled the man from the woman…
Read at source →Former radio host denies 'tailoring' evidence to suit Alan Jones
A former radio colleague of Alan Jones has admitted joking about the veteran broadcaster being generous and giving…
Read at source →AI data centre proposal approved by Tasmanian council
Firmus Technologies' proposed 288-megawatt AI data centre near Long Reach in Tasmania's north has received council…
Read at source →Police searching crash scene say 'no aircraft wreckage or persons' found yet
Police investigating a plane crash in the Gulf of Carpentaria have confirmed "no aircraft wreckage or persons have been…
Read at source →Memorial to two police officers killed in Porepunkah unveiled
Two police officers shot dead in a dramatic siege in Porepunkah last year are remembered at a service in Wangaratta.
Read at source →Australia's most valuable artwork to be moved across the country
The National Gallery of Australia will loan its most valuable artwork to a gallery in Western Australia, while the NGA…
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National Trust volunteers treated 'like servants', inquiry hears
The chair of the Moonta branch of the National Trust of SA has told a parliamentary inquiry the charity lacked respect…
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