Man accused of making pipe bombs to remain behind bars
A 41-year-old man has faced court for the first time after he allegedly made several pipe bombs found strewn along suburban footpaths in the nation's capital.
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A decade in the making, fending off legal battles along the way, the new harbour-side Sydney Fish Market will be a key drawcard for millions of visitors, reports FARID FARID.
A native plant species has been rediscovered decades after it was presumed extinct, highlighting the power of citizen science data in research and conservation, reports SAMANTHA LOCK.
A teenager is in hospital after undergoing surgery to injuries on both his legs after being bitten by a shark at a popular swimming spot on Sunday afternoon.
Politics
Labor issues ultimatum on hate speech laws
Changes to hate speech laws remain up in the air as Anthony Albanese issues a take it or leave it offer to the coalition on the contentious laws.
Police
Bar assault, police seek this witness
Police are seeking to identify a man who witnessed an alleged assault in a Civic bar on Halloween last year.
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Police probe motive over pipe bombs in the park
A man accused of assembling pipe bombs from materials bought at Bunnings has been arrested after the explosives were found in parklands across parklands in Belconnen.
A four-year-old boy has died after being struck by a vehicle that crashed into the BWS liquor store shop front in Mawson on Sunday morning.
A firearm was brandished and threats were made to shoot a person during a large disturbance by young people in Glebe Park on Tuesday evening.
Thousands of emergency incidents have been recorded as storms pummel Australia's east coast, leaving one woman dead.
Australian medical specialists have welcomed a study backing the use of paracetamol during pregnancy and debunking a Trump administration call.
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Two men were arrested following separate family violence incidents on Friday night.
Eastern parts of Australia remain under a dangerous thunderstorm warning, with a wet weekend forecast to bring widespread storms and possible flooding.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced the government will split a controversial bill to reform hate speech and gun laws.
A camper has described watching helplessly as her family's possessions were swept away in a dramatic flood event at a popular tourist spot.
Robert Macklin, accomplished author and CityNews columnist for almost 20 years, has died. Here his son BEN MACKLIN and friend MAX BOURKE AM pay fond tribute to this remarkable writer and journalist.
Police are seeking witnesses after a dangerous driving incident in Tuggeranong on Thursday night that led to the arrest of a 25-year-old man.
Labor's sweeping anti-vilification and gun law reforms are set to collapse as crucial support from the Greens or coalition has not been secured.
