Regional News

  1. The Brady Bunch's Florence Henderson dies

    Florence Henderson, the original Carol Brady in the hit TV show The Brady Bunch, has died.

  2. Set fire to punk history

    The shock value of burning Sex Pistols artefacts is likely to draw attention to questions of what punk is, and how culture should be treated in our society.

  3. PNG wants Cuban doctors

    PNG's plan to bring in "useless" doctors from Cuba is criticised by one of the country's most senior surgeons.

  1. Cambodia surrogacy crackdown

    The Cambodian official leading the crackdown on surrogacy wants prospective Australian parents to come forward.

  2. China construction accident

    A platform under construction at a power plant in eastern China collapses, killing 74 people and injuring two.

  3. Early snow hits Tokyo

    Tokyo is hit by its first November snow in 54 years, as temperatures plummet to near 0 degrees Celsius.

  1. Ringgit Rigging

    ANZ and Macquarie Bank are hauled into the Federal Court over alleged attempts to manipulate the benchmark rate of the Malaysian ringgit.

  2. Mining must win back trust

    Rio Tinto chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques says the mining industry must win back the trust of local communities in the wake of the scandal over consultancy payments in Africa.

  3. Gas takes carbon reduction lead

    Report warns oil companies that timing is critical.

  4. Negative gearing budget boost

    Curtailing access to negative gearing on investment property could contribute to reducing Australia's budget deficit and securing the AAA credit rating, argues a former RBA board member.

  1. Live: Khawaja hits crucial century after farcical Smith run out

    Usman Khawaja hits a vital century after a calamitous run-out ends Steve Smith's innings in the second session of day two of the third Test against South Africa. Follow the action via our live blog.

  2. CA chief Sutherland 'likes idea' of Adelaide Ashes day-night Test

    Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland says he is happy with crowds and TV ratings for day one in Adelaide, and supports an Ashes day-night Test there in 2017.

  1. Tadpoles in classrooms help students leap into their studies

    Tadpoles are transforming into frogs in classrooms across Canberra, much to the delight of students and teachers alike.

  2. Monster crayons to help abused kids brought to life

    The dream of two advertising executives to help children who have faced abuse and neglect has come true thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign.

  3. Afghan refugee girl named Lions number one women's ticket holder

    Toowoomba's Zimra Hussain, 10, is named the inaugural number one ticket holder for the Brisbane Lions AFL women's team.

  1. Ovarian cancer symptoms

    Ovarian cancer has been called a silent killer, but most women diagnosed with the disease experience symptoms — they just don't link them to cancer.

  2. What is thunderstorm asthma?

    Melbourne is known as a global hotspot for thunderstorm asthma — a condition brought on when storms play havoc with pollen.

  3. A lab on your skin

    A new skin patch could help you keep tabs on your health while you work up a sweat — literally.

  1. Farmers furious over stalemate

    Farmers say the political stalemate over backpacker tax demonstrates "utter contempt" for food producers.

  2. APVMA relocation approved

    The Federal Government will today announce it will move a key agricultural authority from Canberra to Armidale.

  3. Farmer battle land acquisition

    Queensland farmers are facing a tough battle against the Department of Defence over compulsory land acquisition.