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Shane Warne has been remembered as a legendary spin bowler who changed the game of cricket. From fans to teammates, the media and political figures, look back at all the reaction to his death with our blog.

An SAS soldier has told the Federal Court he and three others twice discussed allegations Ben Roberts-Smith engaged in bullying and war crimes with superiors.

For the first time in the nine-year history of the Stella Count, and perhaps in the entire history of Australian book reviewing, gender equality has become the norm in Australia’s books pages. Our new research for the Count reveals 55% of books reviewed in Australian publications in 2020 were by…

NAB denied that customers are no longer allowed to pay off their credit cards at the bank's branches, after allegations sparked public backlash.

Age editor Gay Alcorn now says ‘we question the veracity of the documents we received’ from Grill’d founder

Footage appears to show Rebekah Spelman, UAP candidate for Aston in Melbourne’s east, leading anti-lockdown rally in a chant of ‘jail Dan Andrews’

The two papers had wildly different accounts of Lark chief executive Geoff Bainbridge’s downfall after video emerged. Plus: viewers turn off PM

Ben Roberts-Smith's former wife denies she is seeking revenge by giving evidence against the decorated soldier after personal text messages were read in court.

Chinese spies sought to fund candidates for Australia's centre-left Labor opposition party in an upcoming federal election but the plot was foiled by the national security agency, Australian media reported on Friday.

Roberts-Smith has said in previous evidence the account of the alleged killing was ‘baseless’ and could not have happened

The defamation trial for elite soldier Ben Roberts-Smith hears the Victoria Cross recipient allegedly bragged about killing an Afghan teenager in 2012, calling the shooting the "most beautiful thing I've ever seen".