Dr Chris Webster, who treated Patterson after the mushroom poisonings, has spoken following yesterday's guilty verdict.

Police allegedly discovered a hidden stockpile of drugs and weapons behind a fake bookshelf during a raid on a home on Arkle Street in Prahran on Friday.

A raft of exhibits, including CCTV footage of Patterson in the days after the lethal lunch, have been released to the public.

The official cash rate target will remain at 3.85 per cent, defying the market expectations and most economists' forecasts.

The woman who lost an arm in a lion attack at a Queensland zoo has been identified as the owner's sister-in-law. The Reserve Bank of Australia is anticipated to cut interest rates again today. One of ...

A 70-year-old man is in serious condition after he and his dog became trapped when a gum tree crushed his ute north-east of ...

Officers were called to Bathurst Correctional Centre at 9.30am on Saturday, February 8 following reports of a fight between ...

More than a year after the death of a young lawyer run over in the early hours of a weekend morning, the man allegedly responsible has yet to enter pleas. Police allege Zisi Kokotatsios, 65, was ...

The Baptist church community that mushroom murder victims Don Patterson, Gail Patterson, and Heather Wilkinson were members ...

The Hills Police Area Command said the alleged "goldfish gobbler" sparked "concern and led to a swift response from the ...

Darling Downs Zoo owner Steve Robinson spoke to media as the animal park welcomed visitors again today and said his sister-in ...