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A man is in police custody following a two car smash in Sydney's south west. Police say a Honda and Toyota Hilux ute collided head-on in Ashcroft at about 3:30pm. The driver of the Honda underwent a roadside breath test which returned a positive result, and he was taken away by police. A child has also been taken to Liverpool Hospital as a precaution.

Pizza giant Dominos has faced court, fighting one of the biggest wage theft claims in Australian history. If guilty, the company could be forced to repay tens of millions of dollars to more than 50,000 workers.

The state's police officers are about to be rewarded for putting their lives on the line negotiating a 3.5% pay rise. They're the first public sector workers to be paid above the state government wage cap and other frontline workers still fighting for more money aren't impressed.

It was one of Sydney's most terrifying afternoons when Mert Ney went on a murderous rampage shutting down the heart of the city in August 2019. Now for the first time we hear from the sister of Michaela Dunn who died that day. It's part of a documentary airing on the Seven Network.

A man once dubbed Sydney's public enemy number one won't be penalised for breaching the city's strict public health orders last year. Anthony Karam failed to isolate after testing positive for COVID and refused to wear a mask, but a magistrate has found he's suffered enough.

Victoria's rapidly changing real estate market is leaving many unsure whether to buy, sell or hold on to property. Some are using a sinking market as an opportunity to snap up bargains while others say now is the time to sell

In a bid to address Sydney's growing housing crisis, the state government has announced thousands of new homes will be built in the city's south west. But, it could take some time before residents can move in with the opposition arguing it's not just homes that'll need to be built but schools and hospitals too.

The state government insists there is sufficient power for Queensland despite the partial collapse of a cooling tower at the troubled Callide power station. No one was injured when it came crashing down on Monday, the second major malfunction in 18 months.

A battle has begun in a Brisbane courtroom between Olympic swimmer Neil Brooks and a man he allegedly defrauded. Glenn Melcheck emphatically denied he tried to have the gold medalist bashed.

There were dramatic scenes at Sydney Airport today as more than 100 emergency services descended on the tarmac but it was all planned. The emergency training exercise designed to test the readiness of response teams in case a passenger plane ever does go down over Mascot.

The RBA has revealed that a major change is on the way for the $5 note. They've confirmed that the late Queen is to be replaced but exactly by who is still to be decided.

A vision for a new and improved South Bank Parklands precinct has been released, showing new attractions and the removal of some old favourites. The Queensland government wants to hear from you to help reshape Brisbane's favourite park.

State Labor has lashed out at Matt Kean for missing a crucial week of parliament to take a 12-day overseas trip. The Treasurer is on his way to Europe to meet ratings agencies and attend an international climate conference.

Qantas is celebrating a special milestone - 100 years since its first flight. Lucky passengers have been given a chance to relive history.

South East Queensland could be home to another city within months. Moreton Bay's city bid is gaining momentum after claiming a prestigious award, with attention turning to how it would be shaped.

No sooner has Halloween disappeared back into the shadows than the colour of Christmas has arrived at our shopping centres. For the first time in years, photos with Santa are back to normal.

If nothing changes, Queensland children born today will live on average, five years less than their parents. The cause? Obesity. The solution is more complicated.

They're a blight on our buses and trains, fare dodgers doing anything they can to avoid paying for their trip. 7NEWS can reveal the staggering cost on taxpayers and show you exclusive vision of our worst evaders.

The cost of living is spiralling, inflation has reached a 22-year high and families are being told to brace for another year of high prices and loan repayments.

The entire area surrounding the world's largest iPhone factory in central China has gone into total lockdown.