Australia

The fatal crash off the coast of Queensland last year killed four defence personnel.

Founder of End Rape on Campus Sharna Bremna says the figure of sexual assaults revealed in the latest National Student Safety Survey is "probably an under count."

An internal AFP investigation has ended after 12 months but the protester says the incident is still taking a toll on his quality of life.

One Gold Coast mother is encouraging first time parents with little or no family support to adopt a grandparent.

Andrew North from St Johns Ambulance gives advice on avoiding heat stress, how to spot someone suffering from it, and how to treat them.

Teach for Australia program fast-tracks professionals from industries into teachers in regions that urgently need them.

Melbourne's Angus Brayshaw's AFL career is over, after the 2021 premiership player is ruled out of playing football due to neurological testing following his concussion in last year's qualifying final.

Getting in early with cutting-edge and developmental military programs can yield huge benefits, and involves expensive gambles, but recent global events have shown the option of deploying surface vessels without humans could prove invaluable, writes Andrew Greene.

Apartment owners who bought into the uninhabitable Mascot Towers in Sydney are on the brink of securing a payout from the New South Wales government, almost five years after their ordeal began.

This new Kiwi dramedy explores the funny parts of IVF and the unique experience that is navigating an already heartless system as a lesbian couple.

Russian man Aleksandr Ermakov, who was named responsible for the 2022 Medibank hack, has reportedly been detained in Russia over alleged cyber crimes.

You might know comedian Eric André from his painfully funny celebrity interviews, now he's bringing his house of mirrors to Australia.

Qantas has recorded a 13 per cent fall in its post-tax profit to $873 million in the six months to December 2023, largely driven by lower airfares as its capacity returns to normal after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Masses of fans waited for the Beatles across Australia during their world tour in the height of Beatlemania.

Former UNRWA chief spokesperson Chris Gunness calls on Australia to resume funding UNRWA, citing 'enormous urgency' for aid in Gaza.

US government lawyers told a UK court the Wikileaks founder illegally obtained classified documents and put informants' lives at risk.

Nearly three-and-a-half decades after a catastrophic crash wiped out the Japanese asset bubble, its stock market has finally hit a record high. But the ASX is not following, amid a raft of mixed profit results. Follow the latest updates in our live blog.

Sophie Harding was working as a disability support worker when she heard she was being called into the Matildas squad for the Olympic qualifiers. Now she's dreaming of a trip to Paris.

The extraordinary way working from home has transformed our labour market means it shouldn't be seen as a "favour" to workers, but as a favour to us all, writes Leonora Risse.

"Smac" McCreanor's videos have had more than 1 billion views — and now you can see her work in a gallery for the first time at the NGV Triennial.

While many might've considered Tylah and Dylan's rundown 1950s cottage a knockdown rebuild, they had other plans. The couple wanted to keep the home's character while turning it into an energy-efficient home.

Low-carb diets are all the rage for weight loss. But do they really work?  And what are carbs anyway? Take our quiz to find out what the latest research suggests.

A third of universities do not have task forces or committees set up to address sexual violence and many are not meeting the mark when it comes to transparency, according to a new report.

It's been one of those weeks for Woolworths boss Brad Banducci, kicking off with the airing of a trainwreck Four Corners interview on Australian supermarket competition. But it all promises to end well, at least for him.

AJ Bell's Danni Hewson says while Australia is not exposed to the same economic challenges faced by the UK and Japan, Australian economists are closely watching China's lacklustre growth.