Regional News

  1. Food runs out in Aleppo

    Food has run out in eastern Aleppo ahead of a "killer winter", a senior UN humanitarian official says.

  2. VW to cut 30,000 jobs

    Volkswagen announces plans to cut 30,000 jobs in a wide-ranging restructuring of its namesake brand.

  3. Seven dead in Aleppo airstrikes

    Intensive bombings pummelled rebel-held eastern neighbourhoods of Syrian city Aleppo, residents and rescuers say, hitting an area housing several hospitals.

  1. Tensions rise of Jakarta Governor

    Tens of thousands of worshippers gather to pray for peace in Jakarta, as tensions simmer over blasphemy claims against the governor.

  2. Spratly Island runway

    Vietnam is reportedly extending a runway on an island it claims in the South China Sea in apparent response to China's reclamation work.

  3. Marcos given heroes burial

    Former Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos is buried at the Heroes' Cemetery in Manila.

  1. Commodities exit

    For the commodity bulls out there, the past few months have been rollicking fun, but in the past week, iron ore and coking coal futures have endured some stunning reversals.

  2. Miners slam Utah Point sale

    Junior WA miners fear they will be locked out of their only export facility in the Pilbara after the State Government passed legislation to sell Utah Point.

  3. Head-to-head

    Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen hits back at President-elect Donald Trump, indicating she will serve out her full term until 2018, in a rebuke to Mr Trump's comments on the campaign trail he would be inclined to replace her.

  4. Mill development application

    Millionaire environmentalist Graeme Wood finally lodges an application for a tourism development at a former woodchip mill in Southern Tasmania.

  1. Melbourne City gift Wanderers a point in controversial draw

    A late own-goal from Melbourne City midfielder Neil Kilkenny cancels a goal from teammate Tim Cahill during the Socceroos veteran's highly-anticipated hometown comeback.

  2. Amor banished to the stands in Glory win

    Perth Glory striker Andy Keogh scores two goals in a spiteful win over Adelaide United at nib Stadium.

  1. Schnauzers to sleigh it at Hobart's Christmas parade

    With a lack of reindeer in Tasmania, a group of schnauzers and their bearded buddies will pull a sleigh through Hobart for the annual Christmas parade.

  2. Year 12 students reminisce about schooling years

    Year 12 students from Redcliffe State High School reveal what they will miss most about school as they prepare for graduation day.

  3. Sydney ambassadors: Meet the first port of call for tourists

    Jim Dickie has a guide book of knowledge about Sydney, but it was a simple question that had him stumped when he first volunteered as a meet-and-greet ambassador for newly arrived cruise ship passengers.

  1. Call for injury database

    Children's sports injuries should be recorded in a national database in order to better understand the problem, an expert says.

  2. Could your diet save the planet from climate change?

    Mark Pershin, founder and CEO of an app which helps users map the carbon footprint of their diet, says Australians need to be more conscious of how their food choices are impacting the environment.

  3. Indigenous wellbeing 'worsening': report

    A Productivity Commission report reveals alarming increases in Indigenous imprisonment rates, mental health problems and self harm.

  1. SA water minister lets fly

    SA water minister walks out of dinner with his counterparts ahead of water meeting in Adelaide.

  2. Cattle baron welcomes Trump, Brexit

    A Queensland cattle baron says the election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote have boosted his confidence in the international beef market.

  3. Backpacker tax

    Here's what you need to know about the backpacker tax before it heads to the Senate next week.