News in brief – Rogerson and McNamara guilty of Gao murder
Former police detectives Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara have been found guilty of murdering Sydney man Jamie Gao.
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World goes online to show support for Orlando
People everywhere have taken to social media to express their sorrow and solidarity with the LGBT community after the tragic events in Orlando.
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VIDEO: Sydney pays tribute to Orlando victims
Sydneysiders have joined the rest of the world in paying their respects to the victims of the Orlando shooting.
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Abracadabra! Melbourne magicians break world record
A group of Melbourne magicians have broken a world record for the longest running magic show.
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Vivid returns
What attracts 1.7 million people from all over the world to downtown Sydney at the traditionally quiet start of winter?
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Aussie politics driven by social media
The decision to conduct the third Federal Election debate on Facebook shows how important social media has become in modern politics.
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Loyal league fans want harsher penalties for wayward players
Rugby League fans are becoming increasingly frustrated by off-field scandals and want tougher penalties for offending players.
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Victorian communities lose thousands in grants
News Corp Australia is axing grants worth $7000 to Victorian communities.
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VIDEO: Australia’s Press Council celebrates 40 years
The Australian Press Council (APC) celebrated its 40th anniversary with a conference featuring guests and speakers from across the world of journalism.
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Sharapova banned from tennis
Tennis star Maria Sharapova has been handed a two-year ban for doping by the ITF Tribunal.
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