SA MP beats five child porn charges

A magistrate has dismissed five child pornography charges against a South Australian MP.

Hectorville killer detained for life

A judge has questioned how a mentally ill man accessed the gun he used to shoot four members of a family.

SA judge resigns over conduct

A South Australian judge has resigned over conduct 'inconsistent' with his role in the judiciary.

Govt opens up petroleum acreages

The Federal Government has opene up huge tracts of the ocean to oil exploration.

PM expects need for skilled workers

Julia Gillard says a mining and development boom in SA will have the state crying out for skilled workers.

MP questions methadone treatment

Tree branch death preventable coroner

SA needs an image boost Weatherill

SA hospital to be reviewed

Rain helps fight SA bushfire

SA facing big hit to revenues Snelling

Libs say nothing in the budget for SA

Boy charged over taking gun to school

Electronics giant to have new role

Health staff implicated in receiving gifts

Festival begins at Brisbane protest site

A Brisbane Greek festival began without incident at the site where an Aboriginal tent embassy was evicted.

Custody case evidence in closed court

Evidence is being given in a closed court involving four sisters in the international custody dispute.

Shots fired at Gold Coast home; boy hurt

Shots have been fired into a Gold Coast home, slightly injuring a teenage boy.

Tourist bus rolls over near Port Douglas

Three tourists were injured when their bus rolled over near Port Douglas.

Federal Labor polling 23 per cent

A new Galaxy poll shows Labor's primary vote has dropped to just 23 per cent in Queensland.

Qld couple charged with baby's murder

Police ask cyclist to get asbestos check

Court told jury should hear Slipper case

Brisbane protest evictions

Qld fails on school attendance targets

Qld gas report draws mixed response

Hidden girls family won't give up

Brisbane protest harks back to old rifts

Man falls four floors at construction site

Police arrest 31 in Aboriginal protest

Class action over hepatitis C scandal

Panel to review Brisbane rail project

Court waits for answers on four sisters

Police move in on Aboriginal protestors

Arrests in washing machine baby death

Sisters ignore court order to board plane

Mother to face court to keep girls in Qld

Ashby drops taxi voucher issue

15-y-o dead after car hits tree

A 15-year-old is dead after the car he was driving hit a tree and burst into flames in Hurstbridge.

Vic cop leaked classified info

A senior Victoria Police detective has admitted leaking information to a man who sold him illegal drugs.

Jobs figures out for regional Victoria

Figures show unemployment in regional Victoria in April fell from a yearly high to settle at 5.16 per cent.

Caution urged after five falls

Paramedics have urged caution after five men suffered serious falls in Melbourne.

Hoddle St murderer's parole hopes dashed

Mass murderer Julian Knight has had an application to have his security classification downgraded rejected.

Armed men steal rare car

Vic starts on unfunded freeway

Class action over hepatitis C scandal

Black Saturday victims win $32 million

Prison builder goes into liquidation

Vic driver three times over limit

'Fat tax' for food giants

Royal Exhibition hall gets $20m boost

Serial robbers strike Melbourne stores

Vic prison project in trouble

Man charged over ecstasy drug bust

Melbourne rallies for same-sex marriage

Vic police chases on the rise, but to stay

Emergency sirens to warn communities

Woman sexually assaulted in St Kilda

'Dead' car crash victim leaves hospital

Laid-off Vic workers win federal reprieve

Unions to rally over TAFE cuts

Former footballer stabbed in Perth

Former East Perth Australian rules player Trevor Oliver has been stabbed while confronting car thieves.

Woodside rejects risk to dinosaur prints

Woodside Petroleum says its surveying at James Price Point poses no risk to fossilised dinosaur footprints.

Boat carrying 68 people intercepted

HMAS Glenelg has intercepted a boat carrying 68 illegal entry suspects off Christmas Island.

Cattle exporters breach animal welfare rules

A report into Indonesian abattoirs has identified two live cattle exporters who breached rules.

Policy helping double dipping illegal arrival

Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, says current policy is encouraging illegal arrivals to 'double dip'.

Utilities, agencies in focus in WA budget

Head-on crash followed brief chase

Cops search for body in Mack case

Asbestos fear in Perth warehouse fire

Prescribed WA burns to be scrutinised

Cost of police sent to gas protest $1m

Appeal lodged by Puddy murderer

WA oppn calls for energy minister to go

Mum 'impulsively' murdered her baby boy

Howard Sattler suffers series of strokes

WA pedophile's family 'victims too'

Race fire impacted Tourism WA

Budget strips $1.1b in funding from WA

Leighton named preferred contractor

Hewson says economy still vulnerable

Elite hockey player dies on pitch

WA MP sides with coalition

Woman's body found in parked car in WA