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US President Donald Trump again rejects an author's withering accusations that he is mentally unfit for office, saying his greatest assets are "mental stability and being, like, really smart".
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Residents living near the site of the new Perth Children's Hospital worry it will increase parking problems in the area, while the local mayor threatens to introduce a pay parking facility and a ranger crackdown in response.
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The State Government has confirmed there will be no pick-up or drop-off zones for private vehicles and ride-share services at the new stadium.
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The Malaysian Government agrees to a new attempt to find the wreckage of missing flight MH370 in the Indian Ocean, under a deal that would only see payment for the search made if the missing Boeing 777 is found.
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After a series of doubts, pressure and the threat of selectors' ire with a tour of South Africa looming, Usman Khawaja holds his head high after his heroics at the SCG.
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Australian mathematician Nalini Joshi pays a personal tribute to the life and legacy of Maryam Mirzakhani, the first female winner of the Fields Medal, who died in 2017.
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Natalie Switala's fantasies interrupt her work, her friendships and her daily life. She has a little-known disorder that causes her to have out-of-control daydreams.
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The US President says he would have "no problem" talking to the North Korean leader he has previously called "rocket man", and takes credit for a diplomatic breakthrough between North and South Korea.
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"Beer before liquor, never been sicker. Wine before beer will make you feel queer." Is there any truth to the time-held warning to not mix drinks?
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The head of Australia's peak medical body warns the dangerous white powder behind a mass overdose in Perth would have been unwittingly consumed by hundreds, mixed into illicit powdered and pill-based drugs.
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When divers step off the side of a boat into Fiji's Shark Reef Marine Reserve, the only thing separating them from a large bull shark is their own mask. There are no glass barriers here.
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A new kind of wi-fi network set up in Launceston is attracting software and app developers to test "Internet of Things" products, including a program that will help families intervene more quickly if a person with dementia becomes lost.
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Washington's announcement a month ago that it would relocate its embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv ignited outrage in the Arab world, yet none of it had any real impact.
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The academically selective public school in Subiaco tops the list of institutions with the highest average exam results for the second year in a row, but it's the surprise performance of Manjimup Senior High School that raises eyebrows.
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The US has found no evidence that American diplomats in Havana who came down with mysterious illnesses were the victims of attacks with an unknown weapon, a Republican senator says.
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Some regard Summernats as a bogan nightmare, but passionate motoring enthusiasts insist it's not just for wild revheads.
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Ballet prodigy Audrey Freeman has performed in Paris and New York, now she's bound for London to dance at the prestigious Royal Ballet School with her 50,000 Instagram followers in tow.
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Australia lost its moral authority on Myanmar with every person in indefinite detention and every boat we pushed back, writes aid worker Dustin Barter.
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Australia's peak social services body says the Federal Government's Indigenous work-for-the-dole scheme is flawed, sees participants "listed as failures" and must be abandoned.
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As wildlife organisations warn residents to watch out for cold-stunned animals caught up in the US big freeze, videos posted on social media show some pets and animals enjoying the cold conditions.
