Frances Crawford's son tells jury he was 'scared for her safety'
Robert John Crawford is on trial in Brisbane, accused of murdering 49-year-old Frances Crawford in July 2024.
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Robert John Crawford is on trial in Brisbane, accused of murdering 49-year-old Frances Crawford in July 2024.
Victoria Crime News is a news website that purports to use local journalists. But when ABC NEWS Verify contacted its owner, he admitted the articles on his site were not written by Australians.
A lot has changed since Nicola Carey and Elyse Villani lifted the WBBL trophy last year. The Hobart Hurricanes champions are expecting a baby and are building a house together in Tasmania.
The Australian team says Steve Smith is expected to return for the New Zealand Test series, kicking off a run of 10 Tests in three months.
Far North Queensland dairy farmers are being asked to supply more milk as processor Bega seeks to reduce its reliance on supply from southern states.
Victoria's country roads are shaping up to be a major issue in next month's state election, with both major parties ramping up promises of funding to win over fed-up regional voters.
The Port of Townsville will soon begin dredging sediment from shipping channels and dumping it at sea within days of mass coral spawning, concerning residents on nearby Magnetic Island.
Cam Green falls on the right side of a lineball call and "that annoying number three" collects another unwanted record as the Aussies send Cape Town to sleep on a dominant second day. Here are the quick hits from the third Test.
Workers in the south-east corner will walkout from midday and bus to parliament house, after bargaining negotiations over agreements collapsed.
A truck parking bay that has become a hotspot for rubbish dumping in Clayton South has been closed and fenced off.
A coroner has found the death of Australian actor Richard Norton was triggered by injecting unapproved peptides, recommending the TGA consider tougher restrictions.
A lawyer has told a court the prosecution had not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that his teenage client intended to kill her father.