$35m worth of ice found in Sydney ute
NSW Police Detective Chief Inspector Jason Smith speaking to media at Sydney's Police Headquarters about the arrest of three men and the seizure of over 100kg of the drug ice from the back of a ute in the city's eastern suburbs. The trio have been...
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Australia women's cricket team coach Matthew Mott speaks to the media at Sydney's Admiralty House about the naming of their squad for the limited-overs tour of the West Indies. Offspinner Erin Burns was selected in the 14-player squad nine years a...
RAW: Relatives of Deni Dimovski speak outside court after his killer is sentenced
Murdered man Deni Dimovski's aunt Mary Dimcevska and a friend speak to media about the sentence of his killer Milos Novakovic who has been jailed for more than 20 years for the 2017 murder of Dimovski. Dimcevska says she is happy with the sentence...
Australia's victorious women's Ashes team honoured as squad named for West Indies tour
Governor-General David Hurley and wife Linda Hurley host the Australian women's cricket team at Sydney's Admiralty House to honour the team retaining the Ashes. Ms Hurley sang 'You Are My Sunshine' as a "thank-you song" to the team. Friday's meeti...
RAW: Damaged train hatch leads to commuter chaos in Sydney
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Cheika banks on experience for World Cup
Michael Cheika has leaned heavily on experience in naming an Australian World Cup squad built around a host of tournament veterans.
RAW: Scott Morrison arrives in Vietnam
Raw footage: Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his wife Jenny are welcomed as they arrive at Noi Bai Airport in Hanoi, Vietnam. Mr Morrison is the first Australian prime minister to make an official bilateral trip to Vietnam since 1994.
Whistleblower McBride says he would "do it all again"
Military lawyer David McBride who blew the whistle on alleged war crimes by Australian troops in Afghanistan speaks to the media outside court in Canberra. The former lawyer has been committed to stand trial charged with theft of commonwealth prop...
New Qld laws targeting child sex abusers within an institution
Attorney General Yvette D’Ath addresses the media about new laws targeting child sex abusers in Queensland. Ms D'Ath says the sanctity of the confession will no longer be protected from an obligation to reveal child sex abuse to the police. A new ...
EXPLAINER: Tim Fischer obituary
Nationals icon Tim Fischer has died after a long battle with acute leukaemia.
Retiring Crow Richard Douglas speaks ahead of his last AFL match on Sunday
Adelaide coach Don Pyke and retiring midfielder Richard Douglas speak to media on Thursday ahead of Sunday's must-win AFL clash against Western Bulldogs. Douglas says: "It's always hard to walk away from a footy club you've loved for 14-years. It'...
RAW: Sydney Swans training vision
The Sydney Swans train at the SCG ahead of their final game of the 2019 AFL season against St Kilda on Saturday. The Swans will miss finals for the first time since 2009 after a disappointing campaign. Vision features superstar forward Lance Frank...
Three to four names to be added to Port Adelaide squad: Hinkley
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley speaks to media on Thursday ahead of Sunday's AFL clash against Fremantle, saying ruck Scott Lycett will return to the AFL side.
Swans' Franklin eyes another milestone ahead of long-delayed 300th AFL match
Sydney Swans forward Lance Franklin speaks to the media at the SCG ahead of playing his long-delayed 300th AFL match. Franklin is set to celebrate his 300th game against St Kilda on Saturday as he returns from an ongoing hamstring injury which has...
Whistleblower McBride says former defence minister Steven Smith and Governor General David Hurley sh
Military lawyer David McBride who blew the whistle on alleged war crimes by Australian troops in Afghanistan speaks to the media outside court in Canberra. The former lawyer has been committed to stand trial charged with theft of commonwealth prop...
RAW: Jack de Belin abandons NRL court appeal
Alan Sullivan QC leaves court after sidelined St George Illawarra star Jack de Belin abandoned his Federal Court appeal over the NRL's contentious stand-down policy. Sullivan, who represents the NRL, says the decision to drop the appeal was a soun...
'Ship and shore': Gov't launches 2020 exhibition to mark 250th anniversary of Cook's Endeavour voyag
Communications Minister Paul Fletcher and Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt launch the Australian National Maritime Museum's Encounters 2020 exhibition. Encounters 2020 is a 14-month program to mark the 250 years since the 1770 voyage of C...
Sydney CBD march for 'black lives matter'
Hundreds of people have marched through Sydney's CBD demanding justice for Aboriginal people who have died in police custody or prison. Armed with signs that say "black lives matter" the group marched down George Street to the steps of the Supreme...
'Incredibly stupid' NSW firebugs to face longer minimum jail time
Attorney-General Mark Speakman, Police Minister David Elliott and NSW Rural Fire Service Acting Commissioner Rob Rogers speak to media in Sydney about proposed legislation to almost double the minimum jail term for people who start bushfires in NS...
Australia to deploy forces to Gulf strait
Australia will send troops, planes and warships to help guard the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed.
PM explains Hormuz deployment rationale
The Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaking in Canberra to announce that Australia is joining an international military campaign to help guard oil tankers from attacks in the Strait of Hormuz with the UK and the US. "We are here as part of a multin...
'NSW blessed to have Gladys': Liberal abortion bill opponents still back Premier Berejiklian
Caption: August 21, 2019. Attorney-General Mark Speakman and Police Minister David Elliott speak to the media in Sydney about Premier Gladys Berejiklian's leadership and the bill to decriminalise abortion in NSW. The NSW upper house is continuing ...
Sympathies with victims of child sexual abuse - PM on Pells' appeal verdict
The Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaking to the media in Canberra on the loss of George Pell's appeal against his conviction in December of five charges over the rape of one 13-year-old choirboy and sexual assault of another at St Patrick's Cath...
CDF Campbell says our forces will engage if fired upon "under international law"
The Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaking in Canberra to announce that Australia is joining an international military campaign to help guard oil tankers from attacks in the Strait of Hormuz with the UK and the US. The PM says other countries may ...
SA stab victim pleased at attacker's term
Zoe Fenn, victim of Amber Rover, speaks to reporters outside the SA District Court on Wednesday. Ms Fenn was stabbed during class last July by her best friend Amber Brea Rover, who was suffering from undiagnosed schizophrenia. Ms Fenn says she is ...
