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In early morning operations in Canberra and Brisbane, ASIO officers move to secure the thousands of top secret and classified Cabinet files obtained by the ABC.
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Hundreds of highly classified documents have been found sitting in a couple of locked filing cabinets bought at a second-hand shop in Canberra. Now, they're yours to explore.
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As the SA Government spruiks its education record ahead of the state election, it is facing accusations from Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham of slashing funding since Jay Weatherill became Premier.
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Excavation of an Adelaide industrial site, which could be the resting place of the Beaumont children, will be carried out on Friday, police confirm.
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The same chemical which has contaminated residential sites around Australia has been blamed for giving a Navy veteran Parkinson's disease.
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An 81-year-old nursing home resident was hospitalised with severe bruising, a cut on the back of her head and bleeds on her brain after she was allegedly assaulted by a carer, an Adelaide court hears.
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Real estate sales companies are using big commissions to tempt mortgage brokers, financial planners and accountants to sell overpriced properties to unsuspecting clients.
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Trump's call for unity and trust in government rang hollow with a divided congress and an electorate more circumspect than ever, writes Zoe Daniel.
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After cutting short his reality TV stint on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here and copping a spray from former team member Lleyton Hewitt, Bernard Tomic says he is determined to play for Australia again and prove his doubters wrong, but not before the "whole situation with Tennis Australia" is addressed.
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Australians flock outside to witness — and document — the rare super blue blood moon, with the country having one of the best seats in the world for the unusual lunar spectacle.
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The proposal is laid out in a research report that has canvassed the possibility of Catholic and independent schools collecting the tax-file numbers of parents.
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A huge haul of ancient stone tools from India has archaeologists scratching their heads over who was smart enough to make them.
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For the first time there's evidence that disability, renal failure and diabetes are causing high levels of psychological distress in older Indigenous Australians.
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Donald Trump's performance will inevitably lead some pundits to suggest the President has grown into the job. But it may prove once again to be a false dawn, writes John Barron
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As he was speaking, the world's media was fact checking Donald Trump's State of the Union address. This is a look at some of the lines that were true, the ones that had some truth to them and those that didn't come close.
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While it may have a reputation for narcissism, Instagram is being embraced by the art world, with Insta-friendly works and exhibitions.
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A new paper describes the idea of "genetic nurture", where parents' genes, even those not passed on to their child, have major effects on kids' health and educational attainment.
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The producers of the Doctor Blake Mysteries clear the actor of claims he sexually harassed his co-workers, but admit the show's workplace culture is "bawdy and crude" and may have offended some cast and crew members.
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An Israeli legal rights group says it is suing two New Zealanders for allegedly convincing the pop singer Lorde to cancel her performance in Israel, in what appears to be the first lawsuit filed under a contentious Israeli anti-boycott law.
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It's anything but a flesh wound — a carpet python named "Monty" kills and completely devours a possum in a viral video shot in a Gold Coast backyard.
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An Adelaide chiropractor who pleaded guilty to offences including indecent filming, production of child exploitation material and assault could face more charges, a court has heard.
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One of the most ridiculous batting efforts you will ever see from the Dubai Star in the UAE's Ajman All Stars T20 league sparks a match-fixing investigation from the ICC.
