Nine News Australia

Nine News serves as the primary news service for the Nine Network in Australia. Its main highlight is the hour-long 6:00pm state bulletin, which is created by Nine's local stations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Darwin, Adelaide, and Perth. Additionally, national news bulletins are broadcast on weekday mornings and during weekend afternoons. There is also a regional news program specifically for the Gold Coast in Queensland, along with news bulletins for Southern Cross Austereo-owned stations in regional areas of Queensland, Victoria, Southern New South Wales, and the ACT, all of which are aired on weeknights.

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Man charged with intimidation after allegedly kicking election signs at polling station

11 hours ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

A man has been charged with intimidation after he was filmed allegedly kicking several political signs outside a pre-polling booth in Sydney. The incident, which was filmed and shared on social media, took place about 11am on Tuesday at a polling booth on Herring Road in Macquarie Park. Footage shows a man throwing and appearing to kick several political signs on the footpath belonging to Liberal Candidate for Bennelong Scott Yung.
ACCC alleges ute brand's claims of 'durable and tough' cars was misleading

15 hours ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

Australia's consumer watchdog has launched legal action against a major Chinese car manufacturer, accusing the brand of misleading advertising about the durability of its vehicles. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) alleges LDV Automotive Australia, a brand that makes utes and vans, claimed that several of their models were "durable and tough" and that they were suitable for use in off-road terrain and harsh conditions.
Man charged after allegedly trying to suffocate 71-year-old in NSW

1 day ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

A 35-year-old man has been charged over the alleged attempted murder of a 71-year-old in NSW. Police will allege that about 10.30am on Tuesday, the 35-year-old attempted to suffocate the older man at a home in Macquarie Hills, near Lake Macquarie. Police said the men were known to each other. The 71-year-old was able to leave the house and was treated by paramedics. Police were later notified of the incident and started an investigation.
Truck driver charged after elderly woman and child injured in three-vehicle crash

1 day ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

A truck driver has been charged after he allegedly ran from the scene of a three-vehicle crash in Sydney's west in which an elderly woman and child were injured. Police had tried to stop the truck, which allegedly had stolen license plates about 6.20pm yesterday on Campbell Hill Road in Chester Hill. But the truck driver allegedly failed to stop, and officers began pursuing the truck, before callling off the pursuit over safety concerns.
Flu season coming sooner and hitting harder, data shows

1 day ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

Australia's flu season has hit earlier and harder than ever before, new data has revealed. This April, cases are up by 40 per cent compared to the same time the year before, with 62,548 cases recorded against last year's 44,323 flu cases. Last year was the country's worst year on record for the flu, and this year's spike in cases has prompted urgent calls to the community to get vaccinations.
Anzac Day 2025 double demerits dates: When and where do double demerits apply in Australia for Anzac Day?

1 day ago | 9news.com.au | Josh Hohne

With Anzac Day coming hot on the heels of the Easter weekend, drivers are being warned to stay vigilant on the roads as double demerits come back into force. Double demerit points apply in some states for driving offences, and they will be in force this coming long weekend.
A vault belonging to the most notorious gangster ever was raided. The footage stunned the world

3 days ago | 9news.com.au | Sean Thompson

This is a photo of the old Lexington Hotel in Chicago, where Capone lived during the late 1920s.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pauses election campaign for Easter message of 'reflection'

5 days ago | 9news.com.au | Karishma Sarkari

Peter Dutton has issued an Easter message, labelling the holiday weekend a time for "reflection" on the ties that "bind our nation together". The Opposition Leader, who has been on the federal election campaign trail for the last three weeks, said he'd be joining millions of other Aussies in taking "time to rest, recharge and spend time with those we love".
Woman dead, man missing after group washed off rocks at Victorian beach

6 days ago | 9news.com.au | Serena Seyfort

A woman has died and a man is missing after a group was washed off rocks at a beach in a popular holiday destination in Victoria's south. Emergency services were called to a beach off Punch Bowl Road in San Remo, near Phillip Island, about 8.30am to reports two women and a man had been washed off rocks and were in the water. One of the women managed to make her way back to shore but the other woman and the man were unable to, according to police.
Police shoot dead man they say was armed with a knife in Melbourne

6 days ago | 9news.com.au | Jorge Branco

Police have shot dead a man they say charged at them with a knife in Melbourne's inner-west. Two officers were called to Albert Street in Footscray about 9pm last night to reports of a man armed with a knife. Victoria Police said they found him and told him to drop the weapon. "The man then charged towards the police, still armed with the knife, and was shot by both officers," police said, in a statement. Paramedics treated the man but he died at the scene.