NSW Premier Chris Minns faced a public hearing at State Parliament amid increased security due to a rise in death threats. The Premier announced plans for controversial drug driving reforms that would allow medicinal cannabis users the right to drive.

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F1 fever is sweeping the city as fans go wild for hometown hero Oscar Piastri on the first day of the Australian Grand Prix. It is a mega weekend of events across the city, as Melbourne roars to life.

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F1 fever is sweeping the city as fans go wild for hometown hero Oscar Piastri on the first day of the Australian Grand Prix. It is a mega weekend of events across the city, as Melbourne roars to life.

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Australian farmers say the Middle East conflict is rapidly driving up a threat to our food security, more dangerous than the choking of global oil supplies.

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A pair of Sydney teens has narrowly cheated death after a high-speed crash with a freight truck in Tregear.

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Radio broadcaster Kyle Sandilands has made his first public appearance following a reported feud with long-time co-host Jackie O, with industry experts warning the dispute over their $200 million contract could end up in court.

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A pair of Sydney teens has narrowly cheated death after a high-speed crash with a freight truck in Tregear.

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A pair of Sydney teens has narrowly cheated death after a high-speed crash with a freight truck in Tregear.

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Australian farmers say the Middle East conflict is rapidly posing a threat to food security. Australian crops rely heavily on fertiliser, and with global shipping at a crossroads, it is now caught in the middle of a major trade battle.

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Australian farmers say the Middle East conflict is rapidly posing a threat to food security. Australian crops rely heavily on fertiliser, and with global shipping at a crossroads, it is now caught in the middle of a major trade battle.

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