A prominent Brisbane surgeon and his neighbour have been involved in a years-long dispute over trees planted between their multimillion-dollar, riverfront properties.

County Court Judge Frank Gucciardo will hand down his sentence for the former talent manager on Tuesday.

Fulham's Gonzalo Garcia is alert to punish Chelsea at Craven Cottage.

Chelsea's record signing Morgan Rogers delivers in his debut against Fulham.

Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond.

A young man and a teenage boy have been allegedly attacked during a home invasion in Sydney overnight.

The pact will also see Britain share confidential missile designs so that Ukraine can make the weapons inside their country in the hope of countering Russian airstrikes.

We asked planners what Melbourne would look like if it went up or out by 2101. Explore the interactive.

The PM and his wife, Jodie Haydon, recently took a holiday to Tasmania, where we’re told the couple spent a few nights at a luxury retreat.

Premier Ben Carroll says voters are more interested in the delivery of basic government services than big, expensive infrastructure projects.

The Greens will attempt to force Airtrain into public hands a decade early through a private members bill to acquire the privately operated rail line.

When Saadiq Regal’s motorbike was stolen from outside his Stratton home last week, it launched a three-day pursuit of justice and a political discussion about youth crime and policing.

For the first time, researchers converted NAPLAN scores into equivalent years of learning for a clear picture of the gap between advantaged and disadvantaged students.

Academic Liz Allen named then-chancellor Julie Bishop and two other senior leaders as having threatened, bullied and intimidated her.

Australians are already flocking here in record numbers, and Jetstar’s new non-stop flights will add 50,000 budget seats a year.

The Anglican church has teamed up with a developer to deliver housing in exchange for new community spaces – and more could follow.

After years of claims that it has been hoodwinked into close cooperation by Labor, the business lobby is gearing up for a fight.

While members keep it magisterial.

This week in our Queensland public sector column, Public Circus returns to the Redlands, tunes into an informative watchdog hearing, and catches news of plum gigs.

Facing pressure in the United States and Europe, the online retailer is struggling to find new ways to grow ahead of its much-delayed initial public offering.

Cruz Hewitt advances through to the round of 32 after defeating American tennis player Sebastian Gorzny.

The national weather forecast for Tuesday, August 25.

Chelsea star Cole Palmer lights up Fulham with his team's third goal at Craven Cottage.

A man has been charged after an alleged police pursuit in Brisbane ended in a hit-and-run.

Immigration is the top concern for voters who back One Nation, a new poll has found.

A concrete factory has been gutted by fire in Melbourne's inner west.

Terrible goalkeeping from Robert Sánchez costs Chelsea dearly as Fulham's Josh King scores a soft equaliser in London.

US stocks are drifting ahead of a week packed with potentially market-moving events.

We like to complain a lot when things go wrong during a hotel stay. But you know what’s worse? Being at home.

The Bulldogs star is well aware centres earn less money on average than five-eighths in the modern game. And he’s OK with that, if it means he’s enjoying his football again.

As a specialist in the science of ageing, this is what I’m doing in my 50s to stay strong into my 80s and beyond.

Could a new class of drugs being used to treat rare neurological disorders allow people to function without sleep?

Stymied by an unannounced military blockade that shut down the city’s roads, by the end of this epic drive my taxi driver and were hugging each other.

Georges River Council’s proposal to revitalise Beverly Hills is at odds with a state plan.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the start of “Operation Economic Outcast” aimed at isolating the Islamic regime in Tehran from the rest of the world.

The number of Australian data centres in development has doubled since 2025, as the energy market operator assesses whether there is enough electricity to meet demand.

Paul Gallen takes a dig at the Maroons as they look for Billy Slater's replacement.

The crackdown comes as striking youth detention workers warn state facilities are already at breaking point.

Caught-on-camera moments show self-driving cars running red lights and veering into traffic, raising major safety concerns.

Youth mental health services were placed on alert in response to a rise in teenage tragedies, but health watchdogs have failed to launch a systemic review.

Commuters are facing serious disruptions in Sydney this morning as trains in the city's north have stopped after urgent repairs for overhead wiring were required.

Several Richmond AFL players were caught on video behaving in an intriguing way during their Mad Monday celebrations.

Karen Attiah had lost her role after social media posts she made following the death of the controversial right-wing figure.

The Trump administration is launching new sanctions against Iran and its trade partners.

Commuters on Sydney’s T1 North Shore Line are facing massive delays after a wiring fault shut down a key train route on Tuesday morning.

New Queensland breach of bail laws could be introduced to parliament as early as this week.

João Pedro strikes for Chelsea after just 31 seconds in their Premier League clash with Fulham.

Jorjia Gillis joined a mums’ club and found herself “back in high school” – meeting other Indigenous mothers changed everything.

That thwacking noise you hear on Illawarra Road? It’s the sound of chefs pounding and pulling dough at Duan Noodle House.

Seven men are in custody overseas after Sydney detectives helped dismantle several alleged child abuse networks.

If I didn’t know better, I’d assume Salona was part of Melbourne’s recent Greek restaurant renaissance.

Professor Felice Jacka takes us shopping and shares the best foods you can eat for a healthy gut – along with the foods she thinks should be banned.

No.1 among One Nation voters is, as you’d expect, Pauline Hanson. But No.2 is not Barnaby Joyce or Donald Trump or any conventional political figure.

Qantas’ newest airline partner offers cost-effective flatbed flights to Asia and beyond, and there are plenty of business seats available for points bookings too.

New research finds that about half of Pauline Hanson’s large, new support base could be persuaded back to the major parties if they address concerns about high migration.

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The composition of most councils for Sydney’s high-fee private boys schools remains resolutely masculine.

Phil Gould and Paul Gallen react to the kick off rule change that will start late in the season.

An analysis of the composition of 42 high-fee schools shows men outnumber women on the boards of the majority of Sydney’s private boys’ schools.