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Video purportedly showing the moment a woman grabbed Kim Jong-nam's from behind and allegedly wiped a fast-acting poison on his face at Kuala Lumpur International Airport is released by a Japanese network.
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The coal industry's multi-million-dollar advertising and lobbying campaign in the run-up to the last federal election was bankrolled by money deducted from state mining royalty payments and meant to fund research into "clean coal".
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A Melbourne family says their 72-year-old father may have seen something he was not meant to see before he was shot in the head while cycling on a trail south-east of Wangaratta on Saturday.
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A day after falsely suggesting there was an immigration-related security incident in Sweden, President Donald Trump says his comment was based on a television report he had seen.
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A Sydney magistrate denies bail to Shahab Ahmed, who is accused of stabbing his wife to death in Parramatta on Saturday night, describing an account the 33-year-old gave to police as "chilling"
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The battle for Mosul is street-by-street, with Islamic State suicide bombers and snipers a constant threat as the fighting rages. Correspondent Matt Brown and cameraman Aaron Hollett journeyed to the front line to experience the fighting firsthand.
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With Catherine Burn's confirmation she is applying to become NSW's next top cop, ABC's police reporter Jessica Kidd explains why the candidate has faced so much public criticism.
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Three passengers recount the moment an alleged gunman climbed into their Uber while parked outside a bottle shop in Brisbane, forcing the driver out of his car while warning them to "move along".
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If you've been following tech news lately you'll know the industry is facing a bit of a skills shortage in Australia. So with major companies like Google and government departments seeking out tech gurus, what is causing this decline?
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There are fears the price of prawns is about to go "through the roof" following a decision by the Federal Government to recall all imported raw prawns.
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Former Wallabies player and Brumbies captain Owen Finegan says former Wallabies star Dan Vickerman confided in his friends about the difficulties he faced after retiring from the game.
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BlueScope Steel's chief executive warns that Australia faces an "energy catastrophe" if new gas power stations are not built to maintain baseload power.
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A key Crown witness had a motive to ensure Gordon Wood was convicted of murdering model Caroline Byrne, because he was writing a book titled Evidence for Murder: How Physics Convicted a Killer, a court hears.
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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten wants the building of Jewish settlements in the West Bank to stop, and he's vowed to make that clear to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he visits Australia this week.
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The Department of Homeland Security drafts sweeping new guidelines aimed at aggressively detaining and deporting immigrants living in the US illegally, and issues directives for the immediate construction of a border wall.
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One of three mates who emerged unharmed after their boat overturned in crocodile-inhabited waters says he won't be buying a lottery ticket after the experience.
