A trainee driver's steering error has resulted in a bus plunging into the Seine River, authorities in Paris say.
Staff Writers
Taxpayers will fork out tens of millions of dollars for the purchase of the Mount Lawley Hospital from St John of God, to add an extra 118 beds to the public hospital system.
Jessica Page
Activists have condemned as piracy Israeli forces intercepting their flotilla to Gaza in international waters and detaining people on board.
Menna Alaa El Din and Muhammad Al Gebaly
Police say a man accused of abducting and killing a five-year-old girl has been arrested following the discovery of a child's body.
Laine Clark
The first report of the Royal Commission over the Bondi terror attack has made numerous recommendations, but much of the inquiry’s work remains secret as fears grow about Australian Federal Police funding.
Andrew Greene
A riot has erupted outside the Alice Springs hospital where the man accused of murdering five-year-old girl Kumanjayi Little Baby was taken after he was arrested.
Claire Sadler and Kristin Shorten
Powerball has evaded a winner for another week, but it’s not all doom and gloom — one lucky West Aussie has walked away with hundreds of thousands of dollars in their pocket thanks to Thursday night’s draw.
Katherine Kraayvanger
Unions have launched a radical push for a four-day work week without pay cuts, calling it the biggest employment shake-up since the 1970s.
Cameron Micallef
There’s a grim reason why the national debt is falling, with experts calling for major reform to fix the structural issues.
In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey explains why a decision made when Kevin Rudd was Prime Minister means budgets for the next decade are at the mercy of boomers.
| Thu, April 30
Ukraine wants clarification from US President Donald Trump's team on details of Russia's short-term ceasefire proposal, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says.
Police have released a photo of the milk bar where the woman was allegedly abducted more than four decades ago.
Harvey Constable
Incredible images show a surreal, sliver blanket of fog draped over one major Aussie city.
Emma Kirk
One country has narrowly overtaken England as Australia’s top overseas-born group.
Samina Rakhshani
WA Police are urgently seeking assistance from the public to find a missing five-year-old last seen in Floreat on Thursday afternoon.
Claire Sadler
Australian golfer Travis Smyth hopes his “plan A” of securing a LIV Tour spot next year remains a possibility.
Marco Monteverde
A WA Police trial will see Kununurra locals calling the local cop shop being given the option to contact a call centre in Perth instead of automatically being transferred to the Kimberley-based facility.
Laura Newell
Synergy’s $500 million Scott River Wind Farm has been given the tick of approval by the Regional Development Assessment Panel, pushing the controversial energy project closer to development.
Craig Duncan
A Cambodian appeals court has upheld a 27-year sentence for former opposition leader Kem Sokha for his treason conviction.
Sopeng Cheang and Grant Peck
Documents obtained by The Nightly reveal that key departments did not advise Anthony Albanese about a royal commission in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, despite his claims to the contrary.
Katina Curtis
Australia’s treasurer has hinted at housing tax reforms that could reshape the property market but warned any changes would raise minimal revenue.
A Katanning man accused of injuring his 10-month-old child and assaulting police officers has been denied bail after a magistrate labelled his alleged offending ‘too serious’ for him to be released.
Jacki Elezovich
Wagin were thrilling come-from-behind winners in the opening round of the 2026 Upper Great Southern Football League season, storming home to beat Kukerin-Dumbleyung on Sunday.
Cameron Newbold
An alleged murder of a sex worker at an Ascot hotel was part of an alleged plot to recover a $120,000 immigration scheme debt, a court has been told.
Hannah Cross
