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‘Whole civilisation will die tonight’: US-Iran ceasefire struck after threat over Strait of Hormuz

‘Whole civilisation will die tonight’: US-Iran ceasefire struck after threat over Strait of Hormuz

Donald Trump has pulled back from the brink of catastrophic war with Iran, agreeing to a two-week ceasefire just hours after threatening to wipe out an entire civilisation.

Death penalty looms for delivery driver who killed seven-year-old girl

Death penalty looms for delivery driver who killed seven-year-old girl

A FedEx delivery driver is facing the death penalty after he admitted to abducting and killing a seven-year-old girl — then attempting to conceal the crime.

Morning Wrap: ASX surges as Trump announces two-week Iran ceasefire, oil tumbles

Morning Wrap: ASX surges as Trump announces two-week Iran ceasefire, oil tumbles

Australian shares are poised to open marginally higher after Trump announced two weeks ceasefire deal with Iran.

Telstra quietly launches new low-cost mobile plan - here's who qualifies

Telstra quietly launches new low-cost mobile plan - here's who qualifies

Telstra is launching a low-cost mobile plan requiring no concession card and extending discounts to pensioners and veterans across its full range of postpaid options.

Fuel shortages persist across WA with rationing threat still looming

Fuel shortages persist across WA with rationing threat still looming

Perth's fuel supply crisis is showing little sign of easing, with dozens of service stations across the State still running dry as the prospect of rationing remain.

10 YEARS ON: How the decision to kill community TV left a trail of broken signals

10 YEARS ON: How the decision to kill community TV left a trail of broken signals

The Australian Government announced in September 2014 that all community television licences would be abolished by the end of 2015. The decision was then framed as an inevitable transition for local TV channels.

ASX 200 surges to best close in over a month as Iran deadline looms

ASX 200 surges to best close in over a month as Iran deadline looms

The Australian sharemarket posted its strongest session in more than a month as investors shrugged off geopolitical uncertainty to drive a broad-based rally across all sectors.