Iranian state media has confirmed the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, hours after Donald Trump said “one of the most evil people in history” had been killed in US-Israeli strikes.

March is bringing a wave of inspiration to Townsville, with a packed calendar of International Women’s Day events ready to celebrate the achievements of women and spark vital conversations for the ...

The new owners of a long-time Helensvale pub are planning a revamp. Redscape Hotel Group have unveiled plans to renovate the Saltwater Creek Hotel, more than a year after buying the watering hole. If ...

Premier Peter Malinauskas says families will no longer need a “credit card to send kids to school” under Labor’s $152 million fee-scrapping promise. South Australian public school fees will be ...

Matildas have made an 11th hour change to their squad for the Asian Cup with goalkeeper Jada Whyman ruled out with a knee injury.

The federal government has been called on to introduce a HECS-style loan scheme to help lower the power bills of retirees by ...

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was Iran’s supreme leader for 36 years. Picture: AFP / Atta Kenare “I do not have independent confirmation but I have seen the public reports, including from the President of ...

Thieves who ramraided a Colac milk bar in the early hours of Sunday morning fled after being disturbed by passers-by, according to police.

Donald Trump has been accused of illegally starting a war with Iran, but an Australian lawyer says “the people in Iran want to be free”.

Antoine Semenyo fired Manchester City to a gritty 1-0 win over Leeds on Saturday as the Premier League title chasers closed the gap on leaders Arsenal without Erling Haaland.

It was impossible to figure out which was louder – the chants of “Benito”, or the crowd karaoke at Bad Bunny’s sexy, salsa-fied Australian concert debut.

The Matildas are dreaming of Asian Cup glory at home and matching the feat achieved by Ange Postecoglou’s Socceroos in 2015.