Western Australia's Road Safety Commissioner has announced that drivers who received multiple infringements from new AI traffic cameras for the same offence will have subsequent fines reviewed and likely overturned until the date their first infringement was issued. The AI cameras, which detect mobile phone use and seatbelt violations, have issued thousands of fines, with some drivers receiving up to five penalties and 20 demerit points before being notified of their first offence. Double demerit points are now in force for the long weekend as WA faces its worst start to the year for road deaths in over a decade.

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Las Vegas' famous Fremont Street turned into rugby league heaven today, flooded by thousands of fans ahead of Sunday's NRL season openers.

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A new weight loss pill could be a game-changer – a study by the company behind it found it helped people lose more weight than the tablet already on the market. But there's a catch: the side effects were worse.

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From Brunton to Barassi, a landmark Melbourne road is undergoing a name change in honour of a footy legend. All roads now lead to the MCG for the ten-time premiership winner.

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Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade returns to Oxford Street for its annual celebration, marking an unbroken tradition since 1978. However, the iconic after-party has been cancelled this year due to rising costs.

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There is relief at last for legendary Australian comedian Magda Szubanski, who has revealed she is now in remission in her blood cancer battle. The grateful star is praising medical experts but cannot hug friends to celebrate just yet.

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There has been a daring mission to save a teenager trapped 30 metres high on a crane in Ivanhoe. He got stuck while taking pictures of the Melbourne skyline, then scribbled handwritten notes to help his rescuers.

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The Commonwealth Bank has called in police to investigate what could be the biggest ever case of bank fraud in Australia. A staggering one billion dollars in home loans may have been approved based on false documents or AI, with possible links to criminal networks.

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The world is being warned the risk of war is rising after talks between the US and Iran failed to broker a deal. Donald Trump now faces a critical moment considering whether to strike.

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A 33-year-old driver allegedly fled the scene after crashing into an 18-year-old pedestrian and 63-year-old cyclist on Chapel Street in Windsor at 10pm. The driver, who allegedly failed a preliminary breath test, sped out of an IGA car park, crossed two lanes of traffic, mounted the curb and smashed through a bench before being stopped by a brick wall. Hero bystanders pinned down the accused drunk driver as he attempted to escape, with both victims rushed to hospital with serious injuries.

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