Seven charged over alleged $229 million money laundering
Seven people have been charged over an alleged $229 million money laundering operation.
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Chinese money laundering syndicate busted
A high-level Chinese money laundering syndicate has been busted after major Federal Police raids in Melbourne.
Seven charged over alleged $229 million money laundering
Seven people have been charged over an alleged $229 million money laundering operation.
Woman's body found on school grounds in Sydney's CBD
A school in the middle of Sydney's CBD is being treated as a crime scene after a woman's body was discovered by police.
PM and US President hold key talks in Washington
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Joe Biden united on facing global challenges.
Shark fishing gear to be banned from Perth beaches
The use of specific shark fishing gear will be banned from Perth beaches from next week.
Hundreds attend rally after WA teen’s death in custody
Hundreds of people have attended a rally in Western Australia after the death of a teenager in state custody.
Consumers warned about phantom power
Consumers are being warned they could be paying for electricity they are not using due to something known as phantom power.
Man shot by police south of Brisbane
A man is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by police in Logan, south of Brisbane.
Opal fares to airport triple the cost of Uber
Inflated Opal fares to the Sydney Airport are costing families more than double the price that sharing an Uber would, 9News can reveal.
Vegemite celebrates 100 years
Beloved Australian spread Vegemite has celebrated its centenary in style with a trip down memory lane.
Burst pipe cuts off Adelaide residents' water supply
A burst pipe has left a number of residents in Adelaide without water supply and caused the closure of a school.
Son of slain coach back in full-time custody
Cy Walsh, the son of slain Crows Coach Phil Walsh, is back in full-time detention amid serious concerns about his mental health.
City of Sydney to review colonial statues
Statues of colonial leaders will be reviewed by the City of Sydney to potentially provide greater context to their relationship with First Nations peoples.