Justice Christopher Beale reflects on Ian Wilkinson's remarks that attention is showered on those who do evil, instead of those who do good. Justice Beale says Erin Patterson's victims were among the latter of those two.
Farmers call for low-interest loans as cash flow dries up in drought
The nation's drought supports will come under scrutiny at a major national forum today as southern farmers continue to battle dry times.
Amid booing, sledges and slurs, AFL fans resort to 'swearing spotto'
AFL barracking is again in the spotlight after the recent booing of a player who was the victim of a slur. Confronted by some of the language they recently heard at a match, footy fans Angela and Archie came up with a "light way to get around a bit of a serious topic".
Victoria to become only state without dedicated helpline for parents
After 25 years in operation, Victoria's Parentline service will shut on October 31 as the government withdraws funding.
Calls for electricity overhaul amid power price spikes, lack of investment
Consumer advocates are calling for an overhaul of the market mechanism that allows wholesale power prices in Australia’s biggest grid to soar to the highest levels in the world.
Nanny bitten by brown snake while sleeping calls for improved treatments
A near-fatal bite was not enough to stop Queenslander Kasey Leadbetter from loving snakes but she says treatment could be improved, and researchers agree.
Bumper grain crop likely as 'unusually high' spring rain forecast
The weather bureau forecasts above-average rainfall across the east coast in coming months, which is good for some farmers and challenging for others.
Lions 'not expecting great news' on premiership star after finals loss
Brisbane's premiership defence is on shaky ground after losing star midfielder Lachie Neale to a likely season-ending injury in their qualifying final defeat.
Coles abandons plan to stop selling caged eggs by end of year
Coles says the cost of living and supply chain disruptions are behind its decision to continue selling caged eggs until 2030. A consumer expert says it is likely the supermarket's competitors will follow suit.
Ban on potato exports from Tasmania to Vic, NSW, SA over mop-top virus
Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia have placed restrictions on the importation of unprocessed Tasmanian potatoes, following the island state's outbreak of mop-top virus.
Vadim de Waart-Hottart's brother pays tribute to the slain police officer.
Sasha de Waart-Hottart has paid tribute to his late brother, saying he only wanted to make other people happy.
Neo-Nazi leader denied bail over Camp Sovereignty attack
Thomas Sewell will remain behind bars until he faces court on charges related to an attack on Camp Sovereignty over the weekend.
'I love that diva': Why Yve wants to bring Shakespeare to a new generation
The mid-00s was the age of fallen kids TV stars like Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes. It's now the setting of a riff on Shakespeare's Macbeth.
Veterans star as Collingwood downs Adelaide to reach preliminary final
Collingwood's veterans take centre stage as the Magpies take advantage of Adelaide's lack of finals experience to book a ticket to the preliminary final.
Why would Daniel Andrews taint his legacy by posing alongside dictators?
Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews posed for a class photo alongside Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China. The question on everyone's mind is why?
More arrests over Camp Sovereignty attack that left multiple people injured
Police have charged another three men with offences related to the attack on Camp Sovereignty over the weekend, bringing the total number of men charged to seven. Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell is being held in custody over the incident.
Victorian company loses court bid to keep pre-Columbian artefact
Victorian company Palmanova loses its High Court battle over the possession of a pre-Columbian basalt artefact, bought from an American gallery in 2020.
Secured financing locks Marinus Link in, with contractors given go ahead
The $5 billion Marinus Link undersea power cable project to connect Tasmania and Victoria passes two major milestones, with financing locked in and suppliers ordered start production on key components.
Was Australia's winter actually colder than normal?
The general sentiment that Australia just shivered through a cold winter is false —although it wasn't as warm as forecasts predicted pre-season.
Voss says Curnow won't be traded despite being 'open' to leaving Carlton
Carlton coach Michael Voss is desperate to hold onto his star forward despite rumours suggesting he is increasingly likely to demand a trade away from the club.
Brawl at Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne's King's Domain
A large group of men wearing all black stormed a sacred Aboriginal burial site and gathering place near Melbourne's CBD known as Camp Sovereignty.