Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
The fossil of a new species of dinosaur is unearthed by construction workers in China, who almost unknowingly destroyed the bones while blasting bedrock to build a school.
China's economy is set to get a $20 billion boost from the world's largest shopping festival known as Singles Day, which has turned into a cutthroat battle between e-commerce companies.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
Homicide detectives return to the remote walking track where they believe missing Sydney man Matthew Leveson is buried in a bush grave, as his former boyfriend helps with their inquiries.
Michael Atkins has been given conditional immunity in exchange for helping police in the search for his former boyfriend Matthew Leveson's remains — so where to from here?
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
China's economy is set to get a $20 billion boost from the world's largest shopping festival known as Singles Day, which has turned into a cutthroat battle between e-commerce companies.
Indian banks call in thousands of police to manage huge queues as people try to exchange bank notes abruptly pulled out of circulation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a crackdown on "black money".
An Aboriginal soldier's remains will be returned home to Raukkan, near the Murray Mouth, almost 100 years after he was buried in an unmarked grave in Adelaide.
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
A man in his 30s suffers serious injuries after falling down an embankment near Cape Paton lookout on the Great Ocean Road, along Victoria's south-west coast.
An eight-week-old puppy has been euthanased after being burned, bashed and "left for dead" in Melbourne's west, the RSPCA says, appealing for the public's help to find those responsible.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
Metro Trains is investigating a power failure that led to the evacuation of its control centre, causing a shutdown of the passenger rail system for 30 minutes last night.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
Melbourne's planners will have to work across local council boundaries if the city is to meet the challenges it will face in the 21st century, an expert says.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
China's economy is set to get a $20 billion boost from the world's largest shopping festival known as Singles Day, which has turned into a cutthroat battle between e-commerce companies.
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
Mark Ryan will replace Leanne Donaldson, who quit last week over personal financial issues, as a minister in the Cabinet of Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.
Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson's Good to Great Schools Australia organisation has been involved in "high risk" business practices potentially leaving the schools open to possible fraud and official misconduct, according to a confidential government audit of the Cape York Academy schools.
A guard injured in a riot at the Cleveland Youth Detention Centre in Townsville last night may lose an eye, the union representing prison officers says.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
The fossil of a new species of dinosaur is unearthed by construction workers in China, who almost unknowingly destroyed the bones while blasting bedrock to build a school.
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
A Geraldton diver who became lost at sea after his boat broke its anchor is found on a beach several kilometres away after spending eight hours in the water and swimming ashore.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
The fossil of a new species of dinosaur is unearthed by construction workers in China, who almost unknowingly destroyed the bones while blasting bedrock to build a school.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
A family is forced to flee a house fire in the northern Perth suburb of Kinross, with the blaze sparked by an electrical fault in the garage and damage estimated at $500,000.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Opposition Leader Steven Marshall says he will not support the building of a high-level nuclear waste facility in South Australia after a citizens' jury voted strongly against the proposal.
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
An Aboriginal soldier's remains will be returned home to Raukkan, near the Murray Mouth, almost 100 years after he was buried in an unmarked grave in Adelaide.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
China's economy is set to get a $20 billion boost from the world's largest shopping festival known as Singles Day, which has turned into a cutthroat battle between e-commerce companies.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
The fossil of a new species of dinosaur is unearthed by construction workers in China, who almost unknowingly destroyed the bones while blasting bedrock to build a school.
China's economy is set to get a $20 billion boost from the world's largest shopping festival known as Singles Day, which has turned into a cutthroat battle between e-commerce companies.
Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson's Good to Great Schools Australia organisation has been involved in "high risk" business practices potentially leaving the schools open to possible fraud and official misconduct, according to a confidential government audit of the Cape York Academy schools.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
A Tasmanian farmer who demonstrates milking cows to children, giving them a "squirt" from the udder, falls foul of health authorities who have warned he is at risk of losing his business if he does not stop.
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
A man busted by a sniffer dog with ice in his underwear bought from a dealer using the alias "Humphrey B Bear" was trying to repay drug debts, a Hobart court has heard.
Environment groups are concerned allowing tourism on a remote island off Tasmania's south east will lead to the destruction of its environmental and heritage values.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
A protester who tried to stop the transfer of a Tamil asylum seeker on a plane in Melbourne is placed on a two-year good behaviour bond after the magistrate tells her she cannot "pick and chose" which laws she follows.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A reported deal to send refugees currently on Nauru and Manus Island to the US could be revealed within days, with Christopher Pyne saying there is plenty of time to put it in place before anti-immigration President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett urges Australians to do more to help returned soldiers with mental scars, not only honour those who died in battle, at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Canberra.
If you could know decades in advance that you would develop Alzheimer's disease, would you want to know? That's one of the issues a US scientist is thinking about as his research shows a simple eye test may provide early diagnosis.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors' groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
United Nations agencies scramble to strike a deal that will deliver aid to the quarter of a million people living in east Aleppo, as residents shun a regime offer to leave via so-called "humanitarian corridors".
Iran wants all parties to stick to an international nuclear deal but has "options" if that does not happen, its Foreign Minister says after the US election victory of Donald Trump, who has vowed to pull out of the pact.
Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson's Good to Great Schools Australia organisation has been involved in "high risk" business practices potentially leaving the schools open to possible fraud and official misconduct, according to a confidential government audit of the Cape York Academy schools.
The Federal Government is ramping up pressure on the states and territories to reform their adoption laws to give the tens of thousands of children in state care the prospect of moving into a permanent home.
An Aboriginal soldier's remains will be returned home to Raukkan, near the Murray Mouth, almost 100 years after he was buried in an unmarked grave in Adelaide.
Critics say Donald Trump's trade policies will not work and risk sparking a trade war that will cause enormous damage to the United States and world economy.
We might assume that in Australia, an idiosyncratic billionaire couldn't win office through bluster and well-targeted populism, but we've already had our very own Donald Trump.
Militants attack the German consulate in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif, killing two and injuring 60 after ramming the property with a car packed with explosives.
Donald Trump is planning to spend big to boost the US economy but, if his policies around trade and immigration backfire, analysts warn he may just lift prices while growth stalls, causing "stagflation".
Critics say Donald Trump's trade policies will not work and risk sparking a trade war that will cause enormous damage to the United States and world economy.
Donald Trump is planning to spend big to boost the US economy but, if his policies around trade and immigration backfire, analysts warn he may just lift prices while growth stalls, causing "stagflation".
Australian shares tick higher, led by ample gains in banks and miners, though further moves higher are tempered as investors more deeply analyse US President-elect Donald Trump's policies.
Australia's modern-day cricketers are struggling under a full schedule and it's starting to show in the current Test series against South Africa, says recently-retired fast bowler Mitchell Johnson.
Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, known best for his haunting hit song Hallelujah, dies at the age of 82, with a post on his Facebook page saying "we have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries".
A 10-year-old girl who invented an easy-to-use adhesive bandage dispenser while recovering from leukaemia is about to make a dream trip to NASA after being named Australia's best young inventor.
A simple eye test may determine if a person is likely to develop Alzheimer's disease decades before they show symptoms, a leading US medical scientist says.
Anxiety is our most common mental health condition in Australia. While there's no one-size-fits all when it comes to treatments for the condition, experts say certain habits can help you to better cope with anxiety.
In the early 1920s, the largest labour uprising in US history took place in Logan County, in West Virginia's rich coal country. Today, as the region struggles to cope with the industry's downturn, Donald Trump is at the centre of a new rebellion.
