Local crowd favourite Oscar Piastri will start in sixth position on the grid for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockcliff has all but claimed victory in the state's election, where early results indicate the Liberal Party will form a minority government.A NSW Police officer has rescued a 60-year-old woman after her car crashed into Dee Why Lagoon in Sydney's Northern Beaches.
A female p-plater has been killed when her car slammed into a tree that had fallen across a road near Warragul.Quick-thinking onlookers have tackled a driver who allegedly tried to flee the scene of a serious car crash at Brunswick West.Man charged with murder after body found lying in Sydney street A 38-year-old has been charged with murder after a man's body was found last night on a footpath in the Western Sydney suburb of Melonba.Rideshare driver charged over crash that killed young lawyer granted bail
The rideshare driver charged with a raft of offences over the deadly crash that killed promising young lawyer Mitch East last weekend has been granted bail.Pitch invader gives security guard the slip at Adelaide Oval
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