Chris Ellison, one of Perth's richest, has sought forgiveness from shareholders after his misconduct surfaced. Despite pressure to step down from Mineral Resources, some still support his leadership.

For more, Geof Parry reports.

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Sydney's threatened rail strike is off and instead, there'll be more trains running 24 hours a day after Premier Chris Minns caved into the unions. But the war is far from over with a 2-week deadline set for both sides to agree on a permanent new pay deal.

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Flights from Australia to the US are now cheaper than travelling in our backyard. A new carrier is about to start flying from Brisbane, creating better value for Aussies.

For more, Blake Johnson reports.

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One of two teenage girls poisoned in a bar in Laos has died. The family of Bianca Jones who stayed by her bedside confirmed the very worst in a statement. And now, her best friend, Holly Bowles, is still fighting for life in Bangkok.

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When it comes to shedding the kilos, it may not be just about what you eat, but when you eat. Researchers at Bond University have found eating within an 8-hour window, is the best way to keep the weight off long term.

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Police are used to seizing strange items but it's not often tarot cards and a crystal ball are taken as evidence. That's what happened during a raid in Sydney's southwest when a woman was arrested and accused of being involved in a psychic scam.

For more, Jodi Lee reports.

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An Australian couple has developed a new way to help children and parents conquer screen addiction. The breakthrough method uses screentime as currency in exchange for chores activities and outdoor play.

For more, Jackie Quist reports.

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Victoria's infamous poisoned biscuit killer could be free in just three years, after winning an appeal to slash her sentence. Rebecca Payne murdered her husband, following a decade of relentless family violence.

For more news, Estelle Griepink reports.

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