Keyword "News Headlines" - List of latest news (193 results)

06:05 Chilling phone call after 45yo’s wedding

A social media influencer and dad has revealed how he blacked out at his own wedding — and it still wasn’t enough to stop his drinking.

05:32 Trial testimony reveals OpenAI interest in Chrome: reports

OpenAI is interested in buying the super popular Chrome web browser if Google is forced to sell it as part of an antitrust trial, a top executive testified Tuesday.

03:01 Woman mauled by dingo on Aussie island

Rangers at a tourist hotspot have urged visitors to avoid making a major mistake after a woman was attacked in a confrontation with a pack of five dingoes.

02:28 How police nabbed Audrey Griffin’s alleged killer Adrian Noel Torrens, a month after saying her death wasn’t suspicious

It had been a dream start to the year for Audrey Griffin.

22/04 ‘World first’ KFC item lands in Australia

A popular fried chicken brand has released a “world first” for its Australian customers, after the original version quickly became a fan favourite.

22/04 ‘Disappointing’: Horror at hospo worker’s act

A popular Australian chain has responded to a viral clip that appears to show an employee standing on a grill in order to clean the vents above it.

22/04 ‘Surely not’: Coke can sparks wild debate

A popular marketing campaign by one of the world’s biggest soft drink companies has reignited an age-old debate about an Aussie phrase some consider offensive.

22/04 Cult US-chain opens its doors in Australia

A cult-US restaurant chain has confirmed it is opening its first ever store in Australia.

21/04 Unhelpful supermarket act women sick of

A video of a New Zealand couple using the self-serve checkout at the supermarket has divided social media.

21/04 Defiant family finally sells

An Australian family who long refused to sell their massive block as their suburb boomed around them have finally taken up an offer.

21/04 Aussie business owner cops $24k power hike

An Australian small business owner says he will have to cop a $24,000 power bill rise as he warns other shop owners to expect huge hikes.

21/04 Mystery surrounds marketing executive Claire Austin’s bizarre death

Police have not laid any charges over the bizarre death of a beloved marketer in Sydney last week after she apparently ran through a glass sliding door.

15/04 Pilot killed in horror plane crash

A pilot has died after his plane crashed in the northwest region of NSW.

14/04 Libs grilled over tax cut backflip

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has been grilled on the Coalition’s tax backflip after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton announced a one-off $1,200 tax cut for 10 million Aussies on Sunday.

14/04 One dead after horror beach incident

One man is dead and another is critical after being pulled from the surf at Shoal Bay, north of Newcastle.

14/04 Josh Shapiro’s home set alight while family inside

A man has been arrested for alleged arson and terrorism after the home of top US Democrat Josh Shapiro was set alight while his family were sleeping inside.

14/04 Woman dead, 10 injured in horror crash

One woman has died and 10 others have been injured after a horror crash on a busy freeway in Brisbane’s northern suburbs.

13/04 TV reporter horrified by 9-year-old boy’s ‘alarming’ comment to her

A US television reporter has called out a nine-year-old boy and his guardian for yelling a sexually aggressive comment at her while she was recording a segment.

11/04 Aussie dies hiking in the Swiss Alps

The heartbroken family of an Australian man who died hiking solo in the Swiss Alps has paid tribute to their “beloved brother” saying he died doing something he loved.

11/04 ‘Prepare now’: Tropical cyclone warning

Australians have been urged to “prepare now”, as a tropical cyclone is expected to develop off the West Australian coast over the weekend.

11/04 Restaurant slammed over un-Australian’ move

A restaurant in a five-star Sydney hotel has been slammed for its “un-Australian” move after a waiter added a tip to a customer’s bill.

10/04 Aussie, 45, ditches daily habit and saves $42K

A woman has revealed how a split decision to give up cigarettes after more than three decades has transformed her life, and padded her pocket.

10/04 Insane line up at Costco’s newest store

A popular retailer has opened the doors of its newest mega store more than a year after it closed the doors to its first-ever Australian store.

10/04 Inside school’s $60m castle

An elite Sydney private school is about to unviel a $60 million student centre built in the style of a Scottish baronial castle once described as a “cut price Hogwarts” — but some cashed-up locals and parents are not happy.

09/04 Comedian’s epic comeback to gross heckle

A comedian has been praised for how she handled a man who heckled her, with many calling him out for “mansplaining”.

08/04 Car bursts into flames after horror crash

Two people have been hospitalised after a car and a motorbike collided in southwest Sydney before exploding into flames.

08/04 MAFS star spotted after cosmetic surgery

Married At First Sight star Amy Kenyon has been pictured bloodied and bandaged after a secret face operation.

08/04 Popular Aussie chain confirms major return

A popular Australian fast food chain has confirmed a major detail has returned after it was removed during Covid.

08/04 ‘Entirely misconceived’: Wilkinson lashes Lehrmann appeal

Lisa Wilkinson’s legal team has hit back at Bruce Lehrmann’s attempt to overturn his damaging defamation suit loss, describing it as “entirely misconceived” and denying he suffered unfairness.

05/04 Grim discovery on regional highway

Police are investigating the death of a woman, whose remains were found on a highway in western Victoria.

04/04 Tributes flow for ‘champion’ former MP

Tributes have begun to flow for “champion” former MP Petro Georgiou, who died at the age of 77.

04/04 Pastor forced to deny involvement in suicide

A scandal-hit South Carolina pastor has dismissed the “ungodly” accusations that he had any involvement in his wife’s death, or that he had an affair which led to a paralysed Army veteran taking his own life.

04/04 Nursing influencer dies from childbirth issues

Popular nursing influencer Hailey Okula — who gained hundreds of thousands of followers sharing her struggles getting pregnant — has died of complications from giving birth to her first child.

03/04 ‘Helpless’: Common household item kills 2yo boy

A grieving US mother has warned others to be careful of a common household item after her 22-month-old son’s life was taken in a horror accident.

03/04 One dead in fiery two-truck collision

One person has died after two trucks collided in Sydney’s southwest, engulfing one vehicle in flames and causing significant traffic congestion along the busy highway.

02/04 ‘Bad move’: Bunnings’ controversial rule

A major Aussie retailer has confirmed that it has introduced a controversial carpark rule to many of its locations, leaving customers divided.

02/04 Mysterious lottery winner yet to claim ticket

The Lott is urging a Queenslander or visitor to the state to come forward and collect their $100,000 winnings, six years after the lucky punter won the lottery.

02/04 ‘I’m with her’: Killer’s text before horror murder

A young mum who died at the hands of her abusive ex-boyfriend made a desperate triple-0 call as her would-be killer’s behaviour spiralled out of control.

01/04 ‘Better than ever’: Cult Aldi range returns

A popular range that sold out last year at one of the country’s biggest supermarket chains has returned once again.

01/04 Woman ‘shamed’ by vagina issue fights back

A woman who struggled to find answers after experiencing ongoing discomfort took matters into her own hands, investing her savings to create new options for supporting vaginal health.

01/04 Teen’s ‘weird’ act after mum, stepdad killed

A teenage boy murdered his mother and stepfather and then stashed their bodies under blankets and lived with the corpses for weeks, police said.

01/04 ‘No decency’: Moviegoer repulsed by ‘feral’ cinema act

A cinemagoer who captured the “disrespectful” behaviour he witnessed while at the movies on camera has sparked widespread debate after sharing the image online.

31/03 ‘IYKYK’: Coles sells popular US item for $6

A popular American treat has been spotted on Australian supermarket shelves with a price tag of just $6.

31/03 ‘War on mums’: Star’s comments anger

Mothers and childless women have been left staunchly divided after pop singer Chappell Roan controversially said she “doesn’t know anyone who’s happy with children” at her age.

31/03 Shane Warne’s open sex secret before Thailand death

Shane Warne was taking Viagra a decade before his death and used it during his high-profile relationship with British actor Liz Hurley.

31/03 Search resumes for Queensland cop Jay Notaro despite the formal search being called off

Local Byron Bay police have reignited the search for missing Queensland cop Jay Notaro despite the formal search being called off on Friday. 

31/03 McDonald’s customer horrified over ‘dangerous’ find in burger

An afternoon bite to eat turned into a horrifying moment last weekend when a Sydneysider allegedly discovered a piece of raw chicken inside a McDonald’s burger.

30/03 Major recall on supermarket staple

A recall of food items sold at Coles was updated on Saturday to include supermarkets across Australia that could have sold the potentially contaminated product.

29/03 New search for girls missing since ‘70s

A new, private search for evidence related to two girls who disappeared from an oval in Adelaide more than 50 years ago has kicked off.

29/03 Reason cash allegedly stashed in microwaves

About $900,000 was allegedly found stashed in microwaves as part of an investigation into an organised crime group believed to be involved in the sale of illicit tobacco and vaping products.

28/03 NSW staffer arrested over child abuse material

A senior NSW media adviser and former Nine producer has been charged with possessing child abuse material and drugs.

28/03 Bombshell update in body in wall case

A woman has been arrested and charged with the murder of her friend, whose body was found tightly wrapped and buried in a unit wall with police alleging she was killed and moved into a crawlspace more than 12 years ago.

28/03 Aussie star’s dramatic weight loss for new series

Australian actor Jacob Elordi is gearing up for another busy year.

27/03 Murder charge after woman fatally stabbed

A man has been charged with murder after a woman was found dead in the backyard of her home in Melbourne’s western suburbs.

27/03 Parents launch legal action over ‘awful decision’ to amputate four-year-old’s leg after alleged negligence

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27/03 ‘Not interested’: New KFC range divides

A major fast food chain has revealed a new beverage drop — but some fans have expressed disappointment that it’s not another item.

27/03 Singer Duffy seen for first time in a decade after harrowing ordeal

Welsh soul singer Duffy has made a surprise return to social media, a decade after her last public sighting – and five years after she revealed the harrowing circumstances behind her retreat from the public eye.

26/03 Shopper slams Woolies over ‘rude’ check-out act

A shopper has called out Woolworths after a staff member refused to pack her groceries at the checkout.

25/03 Major update in Lehrmann’s legal case

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24/03 ‘Our world’: Update after 2yo drowns

The mother of the two-year-old girl who drowned in a regional Victorian dam on Sunday has paid tribute to her daughter.

24/03 ‘Red flag’: Bride’s ‘vulgar’ wedding act divides

A bride has gone viral after flashing in her wedding photos, with some criticising the move as a “red flag” while others claimed she was just being “carefree”.

24/03 Real Housewife hopeful lunched with school mums prior to Bellevue Hill arrest

Vanessa Jacobs Fennell was sighted at lunch with a group of Eastern Suburbs mums from elite boys school Scots College in the hours before she was arrested for allegedly assaulting a police officer and refusing a blood-alcohol test.

24/03 ‘Dog’: Vigilantes spray-paint alleged creep’s car

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24/03 ‘Big f**k you’: Gutless crim destroys Adelaide family business as Good Karma Coffee Bar robbed

A small family business has given a cowardly criminal a “big f**k you” after a lowlife act decimated a much-loved suburban Adelaide coffee van late last week.

23/03 Murder probe after teen stabbed in head

A teenager has died more than a week after he was stabbed in the head in a suburb of Hobart, with police now launching a murder investigation.

23/03 ‘Deformed’: Adult star exposes common issue

An adult worker is raising awareness about a common vulva detail after admitting her appearance left her feeling “deformed”.

22/03 Two injured in stabbing outside busy Westfield

A woman has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a man and a woman at a bus stop outside a busy Westfield shopping centre in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

22/03 Shock scenes at iconic Aussie beach

A toxic algae bloom has rocked an iconic peninsula south of Adelaide, with beachgoers experiencing respiratory problems and dead marine animals washing ashore.

21/03 Millionaires’ luxury home left with ‘severe defects’

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21/03 How to slash up to $500,000 off your mortgage

Eligible families and single parents can now slash up to $500,000 from their mortgage for a new home under a pre-election expansion of Labor’s shared equity housing affordability scheme.

21/03 Bomb scares in two major cities

A Brisbane Bunnings store was evacuated after a suspicious device was found inside the warehouse, prompting specialist police to respond.

21/03 ‘Significant power outage’: London’s Heathrow Airport announces complete shutdown

Heathrow Airport in London, one of the busiest in the world, will remain closed all day Friday due to a significant power outage caused by a large nearby fire.

21/03 Hollywood serial dater debuts new romance

Pete Davidson and his new girlfriend have wasted no time showing very public displays of affection during a sun-filled holiday in Florida.

20/03 Paul Thijssen’s parents shut out their son’s murder of 21-year-old Lilie James

WARNING: Distressing details

20/03 Picture shows why Australia is going nowhere

Opposition to plans for mid-rise apartment towers in an affluent Sydney suburb has again shown the disparity between new housing targets and locals who don’t want them.

20/03 ‘Silent killer’: 21-year-old dies after intense exercise

An athletic young Melbourne man has died at just 21 years old from a dangerous muscle condition caused by high-intensity exercise.

20/03 Aussie soldier jailed for 22 years for rape

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19/03 White woman who ‘identifies as black’ plans to move to Africa

A German tanning enthusiast who was born white but identifies as a ‘Black woman’ has shared her plans to “move to Africa” because she “feels a deep connection” to the country and its people.

18/03 If you laugh at this video, you’re the problem

If ever you needed proof fatphobia was alive and well, all you need to do is open TikTok at the moment and you’ll quickly find evidence it’s more prevalent than ever.

18/03 When Standards Australia will hand down controversial decision on new size of car spaces

A decision on whether a national standard for the size of car parks should change to accommodate larger cars, like US pick-ups, is expected within a few months – after being delayed over a year.

18/03 ‘Outrage over bar attack on woman

A popular NSW bar has responded following claims staff did not call police after an unknown man allegedly attacked a woman on its dancefloor.

17/03 Three young people die in horror crash near Perth, WA

Three friends in their 20s have been killed in a crash while driving home from a weekend camping trip.

17/03 ‘Kicked out’: Racism claims at pool

Operators at a regional NSW pool have strongly denied racism claims after police were called to remove a group of 20 people, mostly children, who they said were “unsafe” and “rude to staff”.

17/03 Shoppers baffled by little-known checkout detail

Shoppers have been left scratching their heads after discovering a tiny feature installed at the checkout counters at Coles.

17/03 ‘Absolutely devastated’: Update on girl’s death

Police are treating the death of a six-year-old girl last seen wearing a pink jumpsuit on NSW’s south coast as a tragic incident and not a potential crime.

14/03 ‘Beyond frustrating’: ingle thing causing city’s train chaos

Commuters trying to get home for the weekend are facing “major delays” after urgent signal repairs at a station in Sydney’s west spread chaos across the network.

14/03 ‘Distress, anxiety and disappointment’: Insane reason man tried to sue Bunnings

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13/03 ‘It’s not Times Square’: Woollahra, Rose Bay residents erupt over bus stop billboards

Tensions have erupted in one of Sydney’s most picturesque communities between local council and furious residents over the installation of “huge, ugly bus shelters” across the district.

13/03 Iconic bar forced to fundraise to stay afloat

A beloved Brisbane bar has launched a fundraiser to stay afloat amid the cost of living crisis, with fears the venue may be forced to close its doors.

13/03 China’s EV move changes everything

China is already living in 2050, according to car lovers having their minds blown by what’s on offer for motorists in the Asian superpower.

07/02 ‘Huge’: How AI is set to change your life

When most people think of smart homes, the image they conjure up is usually that of a light bulb they can turn on with their phone.

03/01 Glaring detail in Meghan’s cringe Netflix clip

The first look at the Duchess of Sussex’s new TV show has dropped but the production’s big budget can’t hide one major issue.

18/12 Dumped ABC masterplan explains turmoil

A masterplan to reinvent the ABC has been tossed out the window and abandoned as turmoil bubbles inside the national broadcaster amid a string of high-profile departures and decisions that one on-air host has compared to a “midlife crisis”.

08/12 Now train journey will be pleasant, there will be AC ​​coaches instead of sleepers.

Meerut Bureau. Now passengers will not have to face long waiting time to reserve their seats in express trains which remain full throughout the year. Railways has started increasing the number of AC coaches in its express trains to increase its income and for the convenience of the common man. Under this, the number of AC coaches is being increased in express trains like Nauchandi, Sangam, Rajyara

05/12 Graph reveals insane price hike of iconic item

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12/11 A jinn and a rotting condom... Wissam Shoaib is in the crosshairs and the cell is waiting for her

Doctor Wissam Shuaib recently made headlines after she published a controversial video and was arrested by security services after she was accused of violating patients’ rights.

26/04 Banned Seinfeld episode surfaces after 33 years

These pretzels are making me … murderous?

02/04 Metro city collections of big designers in Ranchi exhibition

Ranchi (Bureau). The two-day Fashion Points Wedding Diary Exhibition, which started from Monday at Hotel Capitol Hill, ended on Tuesday. The exhibition was inaugurated by Neha Mahato, wife of former Deputy Chief Minister Sudesh Mahato, while Queen of India Indrani Roy and Mrs. India International Queen Sneha Bhagat were present as special guests at the show. This time, big designers of the country

02/04 jamshedpur news 2024: Jharkhand State Yoga Sports Championship on 7th at Bistupur Milani Hall.

Jamshedpur (Bureau): A one-day Jharkhand State Yoga Sports Championship will be organized by the Jharkhand Chapter of World Fitness Federation (WFF) of Yogasan Sports India on 7th April at Bistupur Milani Hall. For this, the organization is continuously holding meetings and reviewing its preparations. Schools, colleges and various institutions across the state are being contacted to participate in

29/03 New batch starts from 1st and 6th April in NIBM Ranchi.

Ranchi (Bureau). Bank for graduate youth, SSC batch started in NIBM. Many students were finally selected in 2024 in the 26 year old NIBM Institute located at Shri Sai Tower Circular Road, Ranchi, whose Director MK Gupta honored the finally selected, in the institute. Separate and combined batches for Banking SSC Railways are being started in both Hindi and English medium. New Pattern BooksThere ar

22/02 Four Ways to Quit Complaining

Grumbling about something can feel as if it offers relief, but it spreads misery. Here’s how to break the habit and make everyone happier.

13/02 attack on Rafah; The height of Zionist madness

While the headlines of the news and images of the world's media show the influx of a huge population of Gaza residents to Rafah and living in very difficult conditions in this region, the question has been raised whether the Zionists are responsible for the crimes committed in Gaza in the past four months. They have continued and will not show mercy to the Palestinian refugees in Rafah!

02/02 Student AJSU locked Marwari Mahila College Ranchi

Ranchi (Bureau). Members of Ranchi University unit and Marwari College unit of All Jharkhand Students Union AJSU, under the leadership of Ranchi University Students AJSU President Abhishek Shukla, Vishal Kumar Yadav Rufi Praveen, locked out Marwari Women's College over the basic problems of the students. During the lockdown that lasted for about 3 hours, there was anger among the students against

24/01 Bizarre Donald Trump image reveals alarming truth

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05/12 jamshedpur news 2023: Work of installing motor in pump house started, will take 10 days

Jamshedpur (Bureau): Under the Baghbeda Housing Colony Water Supply Scheme, the work of installing a new motor in the filter pump house located at Bishtupur started from Monday. During this time, the agency workers are doing the work of removing the old motor and foundation, basement. In this way, a new motor will be installed within 10 days at a cost of Rs 12,60,370 from the district plan non-lin

03/12 Speech competition in Women's College Ranchi

Ranchi (Bureau). Under the direction of Principal Dr. Supriya, National Service Scheme Unit of Ranchi Women's College, Program Officer of National Service Scheme Unit 1 of Ranchi Women's College, Dr. Kumari Urvashi, Program Officer of Unit 2, Dr. Kumari Bharti Singh and Program Officer of Unit 3, Dr. Harshita Singha. In collaboration with Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, a speech competition wi

29/11 jamshedpur education news 2023: BBA student Ravinder Kaur gets a package of Rs 23 lakhs

Jamshedpur (Bureau): Ravinder Kaur, a BBA student (session 2021-24) of Arka Jain University, has received a pre-placement offer from DE Shaw Group. Ravinder has been appointed as Associate in the Hyderabad office of the prestigious firm, India with a high annual CTC of Rs 23,05,000. DE Shaw Group is a global investment and technology development firm with offices in North America, Europe and Asia.

03/11 DJ Carey to face fraud trial in summer 2025

A date has been set for the trial of former Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey, who is facing 21 fraud and forgery charges. The 52 year old made a brief appearance at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, where a trial date was set for 2 July 2025.

03/11 Mayo man trapped in Gaza hopes to leave warzone safely

A Mayo man trapped in Gaza is hoping to escape the warzone safely when the Rafah Crossing to Egypt opens to Irish citizens. Saeed Adli Sadeq, 21, is wating for confirming from the Government that Irish citizens are allowed to leave.

02/11 Highest ever October rainfall recorded in parts of Cork

Cork Airport weather station saw its highest amount of October rainfall on record last month, while nine stations broke their October maximum temperature records.

02/11 Next general election will be 'like no other' - Harris

Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris has said that the next election will be "like no other in terms of trying to ensure we keep populists out of Government".

01/11 Donaldson not sure if Stormont will return before 2024

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has said that he cannot be certain that Stormont powersharing will return by the end of the year.

01/11 Energy suppliers set to cut electricity, gas charges

A number of energy suppliers are set to cut charges for electricity and gas from today. Nearly 2 million customers will benefit from cuts in unit prices and standing charges.

30/10 'A scene of horror' - Greysteel shooting 30 years on

Eight people, Catholics and Protestants, were killed when loyalist gunmen burst into the Rising Sun Bar on the eve of Halloween in 1993. Some though it was a Halloween prank - but a scene of horror quickly unfolded.

29/10 Where did Halloween originate? Some say in Co Roscommon

Preparations are underway across the country for Halloween, but where exactly did Samhain or Halloween originate? Some believe it all began in Co Roscommon.

28/10 John Boyne says sexual abuse led to 'weight' inside him

Author John Boyne has described having a "weight" inside him after being sexually abused by a teacher during his teenage years at Terenure College in Dublin.

28/10 Five counties on Status Yellow rain warning

Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Wexford and Wicklow will be on a Status Yellow rain warning from 5pm ahead of heavy showers.

28/10 Community trying to heal after murder of two gay men

Teresa Mannion visits Sligo town in the aftermath of Yousef Palani's murders of Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee, crimes deemed the most brutal homophobic attacks in the history of the State.

28/10 Israel UN tensions boil over

Long running tensions between the UN and Israel boiled over this week with the Israeli ambassador calling for the immediate resignation of the Secretary General. But it is not the first time relations have soured.

28/10 Ground battles rage in Gaza as communications cut off

Battles were raging in Gaza early today, as Israel expanded its ground operations and cut communications to the Palestinian territory, three weeks after the deadliest attack in the country's history.

28/10 Maine lifts shelter order as shooting victims are named

Police have lifted an order that had kept people in their homes, while hundreds of officers continued their pursuit of the gunman suspected of killing 18 people at a bar and a bowling alley in the US city of Lewiston.

28/10 England resist Argentina fightback to claim third place

England held their nerve to overcome Argentina's determined fightback and finish the World Cup in third place with a tense 26-23 victory at the Stade de France.

27/10 Rovers finish with a flourish to seal four-in-a-row

Shamrock Rovers sealed their fourth SSE Airtricity Premier Division title in a row, matching the famous Hoops side of the 1980s, as two dramatic late goals sparked wild celebrations in the away end at Richmond Park.

27/10 UN due to vote on resolution to Middle East crisis

The United Nations General Assembly is debating a resolution today to address the crisis in the Middle East.

27/10 Preview: Fitting rivalry to decide 2023 Rugby World Cup

Neil Treacy previews the 2023 Rugby World Cup final between New Zealand and South Africa at Stade de France.

27/10 Number of homeless children in Ireland at record high

The number of children living in emergency accommodation in Ireland rose to a record high of 3,904 in September, rising by nine on the previous month, according to the latest figures from the Department of Housing.

26/10 Israel readying for ground war on Gaza, Netanyahu says

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is readying a ground war in Gaza, pressing ahead with plans that have troubled allies and threaten to worsen an already cascading humanitarian crisis.

26/10 22 dead in Lewiston shooting as police launch manhunt

At least 22 people were killed and 50 to 60 wounded in mass shootings at multiple locations including a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, Maine, NBC News reported, citing a Lewiston police source.

26/10 Russia 'most likely' targeted nuclear plant - Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said a Russian drone attack in the western Khmelnitskyi region yesterday had probably targeted the area's nuclear power station.

26/10 EPA warns raw sewage flowing into waterways in 26 areas

Ireland's environmental watchdog has warned the equivalent of three Olympic-size swimming pools of untreated raw sewage are flowing into Ireland's water systems every day.

24/10 Could changes to our weather warning system prevent flood damage?

Despite prior warnings that the risk of flooding was a possibility due to Storm Babet, some businesses and organisations suffered severe damage to their premises and equipment. So how does Ireland's weather-warning system work and is it fit for purpose?

24/10 Irish internet users urged to choose stronger passwords

New research has revealed that the names of sports clubs, celebrities and TV shows are among the most common passwords used by Irish people but also prime targets for cybercriminals.

23/10 Woman tells murder trial man on bicycle followed her

A woman has described being followed by a man on a bicycle in Tullamore, Co Offaly, as she was out on a walk on 12 January 2022, less than two hours before the body of school teacher Ashling Murphy was discovered in a ditch beside the Grand Canal

21/10 Kielty and Van Damme have a smashing time on Late Late

In what could be the weirdest moment (so far) in Patrick Kielty's reign on the Late Late Show, the up-for-anything host donned revealing ballet tights and had a go at karate chopping bottles with action star Jean-Claude Van Damme.

20/10 Green Party to gather for annual convention in Cork

Local authorities would be allowed to direct that derelict sites should be sold under public auction, under proposals to be discussed by the Green Party.

20/10 Domino's Pizza drivers 'are employees, not contractors'

The Supreme Court has ruled that delivery drivers for a pizza company should be treated as employees and not contractors.

19/10 MEPs to vote on condemning Hamas attack in Israel

The European Parliament will vote later today on a resolution condemning the acts of Hamas in Israel on 7 October.

17/10 MEPs to vote on €50bn Ukraine recovery fund

Members of the European Parliament will vote on a new €50bn recovery fund for Ukraine later today.

16/10 Ex Christian Brother jailed for sexual abuse of 19 boys

An elderly former Christian Brother who sexually abused 19 schoolboys almost 50 years ago, "instilling fear and embarrassment" in his victims, has been jailed for four-and-a-half years.

16/10 Stardust survivor who smelt smoke told to 'sit down'

The inquests into the deaths of the 48 young people who died in the 1981 Stardust fire continued today with more testimony from survivors.

16/10 Explainer: The next steps to form the Polish government

Poland's liberal opposition look set to win the election, but forming a new government to take power may be a difficult task. Here is how it will be chosen.

16/10 Electricity power cut risk lower this winter - EirGrid

The risk to the national electricity grid of power cuts this winter is less than last year, according to the grid's operator EirGrid.

15/10 Thousands of Polish people cast election vote in Dublin

Thousands of Polish citizens have been queuing outside their embassy on the Ailesbury Road in Dublin to vote in their country's election.

15/10 SF's world view comes into focus after Hamas attack

Mary Lou McDonald's recent comments in the Dáil on the Hamas attack were the most critical Sinn Féin has made to date on the group, raising questions around whether this is another example of the party moderating a position in preparation for government.

14/10 Mother who lost girl to suicide disappointed by Budget

Fiona Tuomey, who lost her 11-year-old daughter Milly to suicide almost eight years ago, believes the latest budget for mental health services is 'exceptionally disappointing' as she outlined the deficiencies that continue in this sector.

13/10 Mountjoy Prison conditions 'shocking' - report

Irish prison inspectors have described conditions for male inmates at Mountjoy Prison as "shocking" and could be considered "degrading" with mattresses on the floor pushed up against toilets.

13/10 Journalist killed, six others injured in Lebanon

A Reuters journalist has been killed and six others from AFP, Reuters and Al Jazeera wounded while working in southern Lebanon, the three news organisations have said.

12/10 Three ex-hurricanes hit Ireland in recent weeks. What's going on?

Research shows there's has been a significant increase in the number of ex-tropical cyclones and Ireland will need to be prepared

09/10 Father and 3 sons to be sentenced over sex assault case

A father and three sons will be sentenced next month for more than 100 counts of sexual assault and rape against four members of their family.

05/10 Three to be prosecuted over Michaela McAreavey song

Three people are to be prosecuted in connection with the singing of a song which contained offensive lyrics about the murder of Michaela McAreavey, the Public Prosecution Service in Northern Ireland has announced.

05/10 Errors in spending of EU funds by member states rose

Errors in the spending of EU funds increased significantly across member states in 2022, according to the European Court of Auditors' annual report published today.

04/10 Teenager further remanded over Offaly woman's murder

A teenager charged with the murder of Lorna Woodnutt has been further remanded after appearing via video link before Tullamore District Court this morning.

03/10 Spain opens manslaughter probe over nightclub fire

A Spanish court has opened a manslaughter probe into a deadly fire that killed 13 people inside a nightclub which had ignored an earlier closure order.

03/10 Compensation expected for farmers in Ash Dieback review

Minister of State Pippa Hackett will bring the Ash Dieback review to Cabinet today, in advance of its publication.

03/10 RTÉ sinks to bottom of customer experience table

RTÉ has dropped to the bottom of the league table of 150 brands in the latest annual Customer Experience report compiled by the CX Company.

03/10 Thousands seeking personal data from Adoption Authority

Over 3,800 applications for birth certificates, birth information, early life, care, and medical information have been sought from the Adoption Authority of Ireland (AAI) over the past 12 months through the Birth Information and Tracing Act.

03/10 Strike set to see hundreds of criminal cases called off

Barristers who work in criminal law will go on strike for the first time in a dispute about the Government's failure to reverse cuts to their pay imposed in the aftermath of the financial crash.

02/10 Experts call for urgent ban on disposable vapes

Respiratory medicine experts have warned of the urgent need for legislation to ban disposable vapes as it can have significant long-term health risks for children and young people whose brains and bodies are still developing.

29/09 Ex-PSNI officer jailed in first stealth rape conviction

A former police officer has been jailed for two-and-a-half years following the first conviction for stealth rape in Northern Ireland.

28/09 Butterly rejects suggestion he has 'told lies'

There have been robust exchanges at the Stardust inquests as the former manager of the premises Eamon Butterly rejected suggestions that he was 'telling lies'.

28/09 Ban on public attending some sex offence trials in NI

The public is being banned from attending serious sexual offences trials in Northern Ireland under new laws which have come into force.

27/09 Girl, 15, stabbed to death on way to school as boy held

London police have said they have arrested a teenager after a 15-year-old girl was stabbed to death on her way to school, stoking fresh concern about the scale of knife crime in the UK.

27/09 136 people killed on Irish roads so far this year

There have been 136 people killed on the roads so far this year and figures show that Tipperary had the highest number of deaths at 14, Galway had 12, followed by Mayo with 11 and Cork with 10.

26/09 Navalny loses appeal against new 19-year jail term

Russia's most prominent opposition leader Alexei Navalny has lost his appeal against a 19-year prison term that was added to his existing sentence last month, a Moscow court judge said.

26/09 Childcare providers set to close in funding protest

A large number of childcare providers across the country are expected to close for three days from today in protest over what owners describe as a shortfall in Government funding.

22/09 Sinn Féin would tax and spend wisely - Doherty

The Sinn Féin spokesman on Finance, Pearse Doherty, has told an annual gathering of economists that his party, if elected, would tax fairly and spend wisely.

22/09 Labour has no intention of reversing Brexit - Starmer

Keir Starmer has defended his plan for closer cooperation with the European Union as Labour stressed the party has no intention of reversing Brexit.

19/09 OPW paid €35k to rent island cottage for its toilet

The Office of Public Works (OPW) has paid more than €35,000 to rent a cottage on an Blascaod Mór off west Kerry this summer so that the public could use its toilet.

14/09 Markets Failure: Locals demand urgent action as Iveagh decays

Built in 1906 and given to Dublin city as a gift to the people by the Guinness family, the Iveagh Markets have been closed to the people for 27 years.

14/09 How excited should we be by hints of life on distant planet?

The James Webb Telescope has found that a planet 124 light years away might host a water ocean

04/09 Embattled PSNI chief finally runs out of road

It had started to look like Simon Byrne was made of Teflon; nothing seemed to stick to the PSNI chief constable. Now, he has finally run out of road.

01/09 Proud Boy jailed for 10 years over 'national disgrace'

A federal judge has sentenced a member of the far-right Proud Boys who stormed the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 to 10 years in prison.

01/09 Greek firefighters rescue migrants from blazing forest

Firefighters have rescued a group of migrants trapped in a forest in northeastern Greece as flames from a massive wildfire approached, authorities said.

01/09 A third of road deaths people aged under 25

One third of those who have died in road accidents this year were under the age of 25.

01/09 Government expands free contraception scheme

Free contraception is now available for people aged 17-30 as the Government has expanded a scheme that was introduced last year.

31/08 Donegal drivers feel the pain of rising fuel costs

From midnight tonight, motorists face a rise in the cost of refueling their vehicles as a hike in excise rates comes into force. These drivers in Donegal are feeling the pinch.

31/08 Calls to SVP up, but back-to-school supports help

Calls to St Vincent de Paul for help with the cost of living are up 14%, but back-to-school supports have delivered "breathing space for families".

29/08 Martin to discuss Ukraine and Niger with EU ministers

Tánaiste Micheál Martin is to discuss the latest developments in Ukraine and the coup in Niger with EU ministers in Spain this week.

25/08 Hawaii officials release names of people still missing

Officials in Hawaii have released the names of 338 people still missing more than two weeks after the deadliest US wildfire in more than a century swept through the resort town of Lahaina.

25/08 Record number homeless for third month in a row

The number of homeless people accessing emergency accommodation has hit a record high for the third month in a row.

24/08 Commissioner says GRA no confidence vote will 'resolve nothing'

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has rejected the validity of the "no confidence" ballot recently held by the Garda Representative Association (GRA).

04/08 Trudeau’s announcement sign of new ‘era’

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shared this week that he and his wife of 18 years, Sophie, had called time on their marriage.

24/07 Bird has flown as Twitter's Musk says 'X' logo is here

Elon Musk and Twitter Chief Executive Officer Linda Yaccarino have unveiled a logo for the social media platform that featured a white "X" on a black background as a replacement for the familiar blue bird symbol.

20/07 GAA clubs to statues: should we reconsider who we memorialise?

In late April, Trinity College Dublin decided to 'dename' the largest library on campus, as the person it was named after, George Berkeley, owned slaves. Others have questioned why GAA clubs continue to use the name of pro-slavery political campaigners.

14/07 Lisa Marie Presley cause of death revealed

Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis Presley, died of a small bowel obstruction as a delayed consequence of bariatric weight loss surgery, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has reported, six months after she died.

09/07 61 hours: The journey endured by thousands of Irish bull calves

For months, RTÉ Investigates has been looking into Ireland's dairy boom. The investigation has uncovered animal welfare issues at marts and breaches of regulations on the transport of animals in mainland Europe.

27/06 Explained from the start: RTÉ and the Tubridy payments

The Interim Deputy Director General of RTÉ released what is described as a 'comprehensive statement' on the Tubridy payments today. How did we get here and what do we know now?

22/06 Why bonfires will blaze across Ireland tonight for St John's Eve

The sight of St John's Eve bonfires on hilltops still provides quite a spectacle and reminds us of a pivotal time in the calendar

13/06 Aslan frontman Christy Dignam dies at age of 63

The death has been announced of Aslan frontman Christy Dignam, following a long illness.

11/06 Murder investigation launched after remains found

Police in Northern Ireland investigating the disappearance of a woman in Co Antrim just over a week ago have launched a murder inquiry after discovering suspected human remains.

15/05 Is your job exposed to developments in AI? We asked the experts

Its capabilities are remarkable – it can summarise books and generate images in mere seconds - but what effect might artificial intelligence tools have on how we work? And which jobs are they likely to impact most? Mark Coughlan reports.

09/04 Malka Leifer: Inside the fight for justice

It was the drawn-out legal battle kept hidden from jurors as a 15-year battle to bring a principal to justice reached its final weeks.

02/02 ‘Perplexing’: Common act that kills women’s libido

Men, I’m so perplexed by you. You’ve really got me scratching my head this week.