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Senator Ralph Babet's new fashion line, which includes Australian flag towels, mugs and socks, is made in South America and Asia.

A new landmark study finds nearly two-thirds of NT prisoners have a diagnosed mental illness.

Australian experts say a new global definition of what a heart attack is will help improve the diagnosis of women and lead to better outcomes.

An emeritus professor at the London School of Economics and former senior official at the Bank of England says the 70 years to 2020 were as good as things ever got, and there is little hope of returning there.

Insurance giant Suncorp's debt collector spent months using AI to harass an 81-year-old woman into paying a claim she was not responsible for.

Labor urged a local council to seek election funding for an Adelaide soccer precinct before the project had been fully scoped, costed or designed.

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Nick Reiner is accused of murdering his father, famous Hollywood director and actor Rob Reiner, and his mother Michele.

China has imposed travel restrictions on its citizens, including exit bans on those deemed to endanger the country's "industrial or technological security".

The revelation by Washington confirmed an open secret but the timing of the announcement risked exacerbating tensions with Beijing and the risk of a weapons race in space.

British nurse Lucy Letby was able to murder seven babies because of a "complete failure" to protect babies at the hospital at which she worked, and some of the deaths could have been avoided, the chair of an inquiry has said.

Denmark's Defence Minister Jeppe Bruus told Reuters no warning or radio contact was made before a Russian frigate fired two flares within a matter of metres of the helicopters.

The Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia says the "victim pool" is getting younger, after a Muslim girl was allegedly called an "immigrant mutt" and a "terrorist" on a Sydney bus last week.

Australia's Indigenous population was up to seven times larger before colonisation than previously estimated, but was devastated following the arrival of Europeans, new research reveals.

The Victorian premier orders a cost assessment of the controversial Western Renewables Link hours after the planning minister approves its environment effects statement.

Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, has entered receivership.

The Australian men's team's journey to the highly anticipated Test series against South Africa starts in Harare with the first of three ODIs against Zimbabwe.

The mother of two-year-old Pippa White, who died in a NSW Hospital after diagnosis and treatment delays has welcomed the prospect of videos of her symptoms being used to train doctors.

A former Queensland police officer who led an investigation into missing mother Joanne Butterfield has told a coronial inquest he cannot recall why there was no DNA analysis of her personal belongings.

SafeWork SA has lodged criminal proceedings against Christian Brothers College over a 2024 athletics incident in which a student was struck with a hammer-throw ball.

When Linda Brodie gave birth to her baby, it was a "joyous moment", but a decision made soon after to undertake surgery changed her daughter's life.

Private maternity services could soon make a long-awaited return to the Northern Territory — but a shortage of health staff in Darwin has cast doubt on how long it might take.

With no sign of de-escalation, there is a higher risk the expanding Iran war will push oil prices even higher than the level it reached during the global financial crisis in 2008.

Police were told the girl was hit by a car while it was entering a driveway in Western Sydney.

Former Australian Test opener Ed Cowan believes the Big Bash League is already attracting the game's biggest star without private investment.

Tasmania's parole board has failed in a bid to keep in place a ban on a convicted murderer speaking to the media because its argument in the Supreme Court cited case law that was "hallucinated" by AI.

Police say the teens, aged 16 and 17, allegedly cut the locks of a crocodile enclosure before one of them struck the reptile on Sunday night.

The future of Canberra's water park Big Splash remains uncertain after the ACT government today said it did not believe it would reopen for the summer, as had been promised by the site's lessee.

Peter Allen's world famous maracas and a custom-made vest for pioneering Indigenous singer Archie Roach are also among items on display for the 50th anniversary of the Australian Performing Arts Collection.

Jairlan Victor Bruce Simpson punched another man before searching his pockets as he lay unconscious in an "appalling" New Year's Day attack.

The Australian government suspends pomelo imports just months after market access was first granted.

Former Olympic coach Patrick Gemzik said he's been left with permanent eye and brain damage after waiting more than 36 hours to undergo an emergency surgery.

The 22-year-old was sentenced to 20 months in jail but is likely to be released after three months on condition of good behaviour.

Tom Tate has been asked questions about conflicting accounts of a dinner he claimed to have had with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago earlier this year.

Leaked government documents reveal AI companies would be allowed to train their models on online content without paying its creators as long as they struck deals with enough rights holders.

A wearable mask that tracks the methane output of individual cattle in real time promises to help quantify the livestock sector's contribution to national emissions.

The senator returned to the Capitol for the first time in three months, after his illness-related absence generated criticism and online speculation.