Tiny restaurant in Mexico City wins coveted Michelin Star

 If you've dreamed of eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant but could never afford it, well here's your chance. A tiny taco stand in Mexico City with just four items on its menu has been awarded a star by the coveted French dining guide.

Jason Clare and Sussan Ley on Peter Dutton's budget reply speech

Peter Dutton has declared he will drastically slash migration if the Coalition returns to office in a bid to free up houses for Australians. In his budget reply speech, the Opposition Leader revealed his plans to reduce the permanent migration program by 25 per cent and place a two-year ban on fore…

Powerball jackpots to $150M

There aren't any new millionaires in Australia because the Powerball jackpot-ed. For more, Sam Payne reports.

Protestors cause chaos in Adelaide's east end

Adelaide was hit with massive disruptions overnight with protestors causing chaos in the city's east end. They want the government to repeal controversial anti-protest laws that were introduced a year ago.

Victoria camper murder trial: Weed sprayers give evidence

Two weed sprayers have given evidence in Victoria's high country murder trial telling of their encounter with alleged murderer Greg Lynn. Robbie Williams said he recommended Bucks Camp to Lynn and later saw him parked there. Both men testified they saw a drone hovering over the camp of murdered cou…

Alternate Gabba plan

It's been revealed Queensland's plan to fix the Gabba could cost $1.1bn while cutting its capacity by 4000 seats. It's understood the billion-dollar price tag includes removing and replacing seats from the decades-old stadium so they comply with building and disability codes.

Penny Wong calls for calm amid New Caledonia's civil unrest

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called for calm after a surge of pro-independence riots in New Caledonia. The French Pacific nation is under a two-week state of emergency after three days of violence in which three protesters and a police officer were killed.

AFP investigates major data breach

The private health information of thousands of Australians could be at risk after a national health company was hit in a large-scale cyber attack. For more, Liam Tapper reports.

Peter Dutton takes stand on migration, housing and knife laws in budget reply

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has taken a hard stance on migration, housing, and knife laws in his Budget Reply overnight. For more, 7News Political Reporter Ben Downie reports.

Queensland man shot in the neck during violent robbery

Queensland has been rocked by two separate shootings overnight in Logan south of Brisbane with a man shot in the neck during a violent robbery as another car is shot up, just minutes away. For more, Georgia Costi reports.