Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  3. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  4. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  5. Severe weather threatens to rain on Sydney Mardi Gras parade

    Rain could dampen the spirits of hundreds of thousands of revellers expected in Sydney's CBD tonight for the 39th Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.

  6. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  7. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  8. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  9. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  10. Student accidentally finds Earth's interior temperature hotter than thought

    Earth's interior temperature is about 60 degrees Celsius hotter than previously thought and could explain how tectonic plates move on Earth's surface, a 28-year-old United States PhD student accidentally finds in her research.

  11. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  12. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  13. Greg Inglis likely to be out for season with torn ACL

    The Rabbitohs defend the decision to allow captain Greg Inglis to play almost an hour of their season-opening game on a torn ACL.

  14. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  15. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  3. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  4. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  5. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  6. Greg Inglis likely to be out for season with torn ACL

    The Rabbitohs defend the decision to allow captain Greg Inglis to play almost an hour of their season-opening game on a torn ACL.

  7. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  8. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  9. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  10. White House defends Pence's use of private email

    The White House defends Vice-President Mike Pence after public records reveal he used a private email account during his time as Indiana's governor, saying he "did everything to the letter of the law".

  11. Judge denies QUT admin's 18c racism appeal

    A Queensland University of Technology employee is denied leave to appeal the dismissal of her $250,000 racial discrimination claim against three students.

  12. Spanish football star Torres out of hospital after terrifying head clash

    Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres is out of hospital and doing well after a sickening knockout during a La Liga clash.

  13. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

  14. Police raids in south-western Sydney net more than $240m in drugs

    More than 300 kilograms of pseudoephedrine is seized in raids across western-Sydney, in one of the state's biggest crackdowns on a drug syndicate, NSW Police say

  15. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  3. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  4. Severe weather for parts of NSW with rain forecast for Sydney Mardi Gras

    A severe weather warning remains in place for large parts of New South Wales, and wet weather is expected to cut the Mardi Gras Parade short by 30 minutes.

  5. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  6. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  7. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  8. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  9. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  10. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  11. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  12. Carlton hold off Bulldogs to eke out AFLW win

    Carlton scores a six-point win over the Western Bulldogs, extending their losing streak to four games.

  13. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  14. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  3. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  4. Revised Brisbane metro plan to cost $500m less

    The Brisbane metro plan is altered to have two lines running instead of one and scraps the "buses on tracks" concept.

  5. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  6. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  7. Severe weather threatens to rain on Sydney Mardi Gras parade

    Rain could dampen the spirits of hundreds of thousands of revellers expected in Sydney's CBD tonight for the 39th Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.

  8. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  9. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  10. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  11. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  12. Greg Inglis likely to be out for season with torn ACL

    The Rabbitohs defend the decision to allow captain Greg Inglis to play almost an hour of their season-opening game on a torn ACL.

  13. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  14. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  15. Kim Jong-nam murder suspect claims conspiracy

    A North Korean man detained in Malaysia over the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, claims he is the victim of a conspiracy by Malaysian authorities after being deported.

  16. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Blood disorder behind WA Premier's weight loss last year

    WA Premier Colin Barnett admits his dramatic weight-loss last year was due to a blood disorder, despite previously denying he had any health issues, but says he no longer has the condition and is "fit and fine".

  2. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  3. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  4. WA Liberals wield double-edged sword as they target Labor's costings

    By choosing to fight on the contested ground of economic and financial management, the Barnett Government is opening up the wounds of its own fiscal record.

  5. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  6. White House defends Pence's use of private email

    The White House defends Vice-President Mike Pence after public records reveal he used a private email account during his time as Indiana's governor, saying he "did everything to the letter of the law".

  7. 'He didn't come good': WA Treasurer lashes out at PM

    WA Treasurer Mike Nahan accuses Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of breaking his promise to fix the state's share of GST.

  8. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  9. Referendum Council expenses do not 'cut the mustard'

    A Federal Coalition senator criticises his Government's own Referendum Council, saying it has squandered taxpayers' money on a "$3,000-a-page" discussion paper and a lacklustre website.

  10. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  11. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

  12. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  13. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  14. First report of chemical weapons used in battle for Mosul

    Five Iraqi children and two women are receiving treatment for exposure to chemical agents, the International Committee of the Red Cross says, in the first report of chemical weapons used in the battle for Mosul.

  15. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  16. Somalia on the brink of famine, aid agency says

    Somalia is expected to be the next nation to declare a state of famine as several other countries across eastern Africa face severe food shortages, an aid agency says.

  17. Spanish football star Torres out of hospital after terrifying head clash

    Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres is out of hospital and doing well after a sickening knockout during a La Liga clash.

Top Stories

  1. SA power infrastructure repairs begin after spot fires

    It might take about two weeks to repair some of the electricity infrastructure damaged by spot fires at Adelaide's Torrens Island Power Station.

  2. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  3. Man critically injured in alleged hit-and-run in Adelaide

    A driver is charged after allegedly fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run accident which left a man is in a critical condition in hospital.

  4. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  5. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  6. Trio charged with murder after man found dead in Adelaide home

    Three men are charged with murder after police find the body of a 39-year-old man inside a Penfield Gardens homes.

  7. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  8. Scientists bug homes to study children's speech

    Hidden listening devices will be planted on hundreds of Australian children to give researchers more insight into how children learn to talk.

  9. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  10. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  11. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  12. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  13. Kim Jong-nam murder suspect claims conspiracy

    A North Korean man detained in Malaysia over the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, claims he is the victim of a conspiracy by Malaysian authorities after being deported.

  14. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  3. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  4. Severe weather for parts of NSW with rain forecast for Sydney Mardi Gras

    A severe weather warning remains in place for large parts of New South Wales, and wet weather is expected to cut the Mardi Gras Parade short by 30 minutes.

  5. Police search for man who bolted from court

    Police in Canberra search for Craig Joseph Stevens, who he ran from the ACT Supreme Court building during proceedings yesterday afternoon.

  6. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  7. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  8. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  9. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  10. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

  11. Parents left in the dark over disgraced priest living next door

    Parents of students at a Catholic primary school in Canberra were never told a priest accused of inappropriate conduct with children was living in a neighbouring retirement home.

  12. Kim Jong-nam murder suspect claims conspiracy

    A North Korean man detained in Malaysia over the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, claims he is the victim of a conspiracy by Malaysian authorities after being deported.

  13. Greg Inglis likely to be out for season with torn ACL

    The Rabbitohs defend the decision to allow captain Greg Inglis to play almost an hour of their season-opening game on a torn ACL.

  14. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  15. Young track rider dies after 'tragic accident' at Canberra's racecourse

    A 22-year-old woman dies after being seriously injured in a horse riding accident at Canberra's Thoroughbred Park on Tuesday.

  16. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

Top Stories

  1. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  2. Father of woman killed by joyrider dismisses proposed 'evade police' penalties

    Michael Paino wants a 10-year jail sentence for joyriders who endanger others trying to get away from police, saying the Tasmanian Government's proposed new penalties are "no deterrent".

  3. Hobart call centre accused of underpaying staff

    The Southern Communications Network is referred to the Fair Work Ombudsman over claims it is paying workers as little as $10 an hour, well below the minimum wage.

  4. Vandalism prompts warning from Ambulance Tasmania

    Ambulance Tasmania is warning attacks on their equipment could cost a life, after a tyre was deflated while an ambulance was parked outside a patient's house.

  5. Calvin Christian School believes sex crime allegations

    A Tasmanian Christian school declares it believes sexual abuse took place at the school more than 25 years ago, despite police ruling they can not take the matters further.

  6. Live: Starc gets early breakthrough in Bangalore

    Australia is looking to continue its momentum from a series-opening demolition of India as the second Test kicks off. Follow our live blog.

  7. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  8. 'She's a bogan, I'm from Logan': Adele super fan readies for first of four concerts

    Adele super fan Caitlyn Sheehan is going to be one of 60,000 filling Brisbane's Gabba tonight and tomorrow night, for concerts so popular tens of thousands of extra seats have been brought in.

  9. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  10. Student accidentally finds Earth's interior temperature hotter than thought

    Earth's interior temperature is about 60 degrees Celsius hotter than previously thought and could explain how tectonic plates move on Earth's surface, a 28-year-old United States PhD student accidentally finds in her research.

  11. Who is the man bookies are tipping to become WA's next premier?

    He had a near death experience with a squash racket in his teens and drinks German wheat beers, but what else is there to know about Labor leader Mark McGowan?

  12. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  13. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  14. Kim Jong-nam murder suspect claims conspiracy

    A North Korean man detained in Malaysia over the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, claims he is the victim of a conspiracy by Malaysian authorities after being deported.

  15. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  16. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

  17. Paddocks planted in smart houses to safeguard against climate change

    Farmers are already feeling the effects of climate change and, in a bid to protect their crop from destructive weather, are investing in protective houses for their paddocks.

Top Stories

  1. Tiwis on cyclone warning, Darwin on watch as tropical low intensifies

    The likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming has been put at high as a tropical low in the Arafura Sea continues to intensify, with gales expected as early as late Saturday.

  2. Body of missing boy found in Murray River, mother in custody

    New South Wales Police find the body of a young boy in the Murray River near Moama, while the child's mother is remanded in custody on a charge of attempted murder.

  3. Joyce in 'train wreck' privacy interview

    Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is caught seemingly unaware of the furore over his Government's release of private information, in what the Opposition is describing as "a total disaster" of a media interview.

  4. Funding dispute over asbestos clean-up in NT remote communities

    A dispute about funding for asbestos removal in Northern Territory remote communities is underway, prompted by the recent exposure of material in Central Australia.

  5. Native animals recovering after havoc unleashed by cane toad

    Although the cane toad has done damage to many Australian species, others like the black-headed python are thriving.

  6. Pride, prejudice and punishment: Gay rights around the world

    As Sydney celebrates Mardi Gras, elsewhere in the world gay and lesbian people can struggle to simply stay out of jail.

  7. White House defends Pence's use of private email

    The White House defends Vice-President Mike Pence after public records reveal he used a private email account during his time as Indiana's governor, saying he "did everything to the letter of the law".

  8. 'Absolute legends' killed in Darwin crash farewelled

    A large crowd gathers at a joint funeral for teenagers Rhys Simlesa and Rhys Walters, who were fatally struck by a car while leaving a party in Darwin a week ago.

  9. Regional Russians struggle to make ends meet as Putin presents strong front

    Russia's economy is starting to grow again after years of recession, brought on by falling oil prices, sanctions and a weak currency — but the narrative for locals is contrary to the Government's claims.

  10. Banksy opens The Walled Off Hotel next to West Bank barrier

    Graffiti artist Banksy's latest project and brand new guesthouse, The Walled Off Hotel, claims to have the "worst view in the world" — the barrier wall separating Israeli and Palestinian territories.

  11. Kim Jong-nam murder suspect claims conspiracy

    A North Korean man detained in Malaysia over the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, claims he is the victim of a conspiracy by Malaysian authorities after being deported.

  12. A perfect match? Tech-savvy youth meet tech-hungry seniors

    A new program is bringing together young people with tech skills and seniors who are keen to learn how to use devices like iPads and smart phones. And so far, it is a hit.

  13. Greg Inglis likely to be out for season with torn ACL

    The Rabbitohs defend the decision to allow captain Greg Inglis to play almost an hour of their season-opening game on a torn ACL.

  14. Somalia on the brink of famine, aid agency says

    Somalia is expected to be the next nation to declare a state of famine as several other countries across eastern Africa face severe food shortages, an aid agency says.

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  3. How cannibalism became society's ultimate taboo

  4. Emergency quiz: How's your emergency knowledge?

  5. Getting newborns to sleep involves cutting yourself some slack

  6. Quiz: Tone deaf or musical whizz?

  7. Cancer survivor urges better oncology education for doctors

  8. Kakenya Ntaiya's mission to educate the girls of Kenya

  9. Quiz: Be our guest and try our beauty of a news quiz

  10. Your best photos celebrating life in Australia

  11. Why Australians are turning to Pauline Hanson

  12. How is Australia's relationship with Moscow?

  13. Has Donald Trump reinvented himself, or just passed a very low bar?

  14. Here's how you can beat Adele travel chaos

Features

  1. How cannibalism became society's ultimate taboo

  2. Quiz: Tone deaf or musical whizz?

  3. Kakenya Ntaiya's mission to educate the girls of Kenya

  4. Why Australians are turning to Pauline Hanson

  5. Regular sex benefits your mental health, too

  6. Has Donald Trump reinvented himself, or just passed a very low bar?

  7. Cassidy: Turnbull Government struck dumb by politics

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