Fiona Willan is a senior reporter based in the ABC's Sydney newsroom. Fiona is an experienced political journalist who previously worked for the Nine Network for 13 years, including around seven years in the Canberra Press Gallery at Parliament House. She was also a TV anchor and senior reporter for Sky News Australia. Fiona can be contacted at [email protected] .
If David Jones doesn't survive, a near two-century legacy would be wiped out, now the family of the store's founder are revealing their fondest memories.
As Sydney's gangland wars continue, there is a movement to prevent more Pacific Islander youths from joining gangs.
Everyday Australians who invested their retirement savings and inheritances with a wealth management company fear they have lost everything after the company's licence was cancelled for selling bank bonds that didn’t exist.
Graham Guy was the victim of a romance scam and had his bank accounts drained over several years. Then came an unusual request that unwittingly drew him into crime.
After leaving the al-Roj refugee camp on Thursday, a group of seven Australian women and 14 children has arrived in the Syrian capital, Damascus.
The nation's anti-doping agency reveals its plans to expand drug-testing in sport in response to the soaring popularity of unregulated peptides in the broader community.
Cash may have declined in use during COVID but the use of it has steadied since. But technology has also opened a door to fake cash and its being seized now at much higher levels.
The scandal surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has the potential to end the reign of King Charles III, says a British historian who wrote an unofficial biography of the former prince.
The nation's food ministers will this week take a crucial step towards mandating the Health Star Rating scheme on packaged food products.
Witnesses at Bondi Beach as gunshots rang out just after 6:30pm on Sunday have described the panic that swept the crowd.
With Australians expected to spend billions this Black Friday, the consumer watchdog is warning about a growing number of "ghost stores" targeting unsuspecting shoppers and posing as local businesses promising premium goods, when in reality they are shipping fast fashion from overseas.
The discovery of narco subs bearing the hallmarks of boats used by Mexican and South American drug cartels has intensified warnings that international syndicates are increasingly targeting the lucrative Australian and New Zealand illicit drug markets.
Nine councillors voted in favour of firing Gail Connolly, while three voted against the move and three abstained.
A high-stakes mission was undertaken at Concord Hospital this week — an exercise to test how multiple government agencies would react to any future infectious diseases outbreak.
Former NSW transport official Ibrahim Helmy tells the corruption watchdog he artificially inflated invoices for work provided to the government before splitting the profits with contractors.
There has been a surge in downloads of the SharkSmart app following the fatal attack of a Northern Beaches surfer — in a sign the incident has left some nervous to get back into the water.
Police will allege the 24-year-old engaged in an "inappropriate relationship" with a 15-year-old boy in her care.
While the number of passports and licences declared lost in the post only represents a very small proportion of the millions sent each year, identity theft experts have described the figures as "concerning".
Topic: Postal and Delivery Services
Two men with multiple stab wounds, and a woman found unconscious, were located after police respond to a welfare concern this morning.
The classmates of a 15-year-old boy killed in a jet ski collision have gathered at the crash site near a river in Sylvania to pay tribute after the incident on Tuesday.
Federal Parliament will sit this week for the first time since the May election, with the government under pressure over dental care.
Patients in every state and territory can expect to wait months, if not years, for non-urgent public dental care.
The NSW government will soon allow private developers to build infrastructure as well as offer a 50 per cent land tax discount on build-to-rent properties.
The Liberal Party on Tuesday decided to extend the federal takeover of the state division by nine months, during a meeting of its top brass in Canberra.
Police officers went to Irwin Street in Werrington on Sunday after a passer-by spotted the body in a remote part of the reserve and called triple-0.
