The disgraced war hero’s public relations offensive includes a two-and-a-half hour media interview, the launch of a clothing brand and an Instagram page.

The extraordinary phenomenon could help save one of Australia’s most infamous and insects.

It’s the advertisement that shocked hardened politicos used to the no-holds-barred nature of US politics, and the latest example of the political toxicity seeping into Australia.

The Andrew Forrest-backed miner has sacked a manager at the centre of a months-long sexual harassment and bullying investigation.

Locksley Resources established a field base at its vast 1000-square-kilometre Greater Tottenham copper-gold project in NSW, advancing plans for a 15,500m drilling blitz.

Old vision before a Kangaroos game shows players including Laurie Daley not singing the national anthem.

I’ve been stalked and harassed. Even threats that aren’t acted on can impact our ability to do the job we were elected to do.

As she is inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, Lisa Sthalekar says authorities must find a way to schedule women’s cricket in the peak of summer.

Red Metal is putting its monster Sybella rare earths resource to the processing test, kicking off six-metre column leach trials to prove whether it can develop a cheap, heap leaching QLD operation.

Hundreds of students and university staff are expected to rally against the proposal on the front steps of Parliament on Wednesday.

In Tom Holloway’s play, we are catapulted into the past to grapple with the very same questions we’re seeking answers to 60 years later.

It is labour-intensive and, in reality, like trying to stop a river with a tea-strainer. How police try to identify the obsessed who have the potential to become violent.

Feuding twins, 1980s corporate chaos and screwball charm collide in the author’s follow-up to Lessons in Chemistry.

The line-up was announced at a star-studded event on Wednesday.

The Victorian opposition leader tells Melbourne Assembly the Coalition will deliver a better city and state by reducing debt.

Orbit Resources has hit 11.8m of massive sulphides at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, including 3.55m estimated at 50 of the precious sulphides, with assays pending.

Brendan Nugent has appeared briefly in court as detectives continue to probe possible motivations behind his alleged attack on Helen Haines.

The race to become the next governor of Ohio has turned ugly, even by US standards.

Sarytogan Graphite’s definitive feasibility study has valued its 50,000tpa Kazakh graphite project at A$190M, with just A$115M in upfront capital earmarked for a 50-year operation.

Chief executive Alison Leighton highlights initiatives to make the city greener.