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Three years after the Hamas-led attacks in Israel on October 7, much of Gaza lies in ruins.
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Another interest rate hike this year is "plausible", but not necessarily likely, according to economist Ian Harper, who only left the RBA Monetary Policy Board in August.
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Vinyl sales keep climbing, cassettes are creeping back and CDs are having a second life.
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The "spiritual sequel" to The Social Network delves into the 2021 scandal that revealed how far Facebook will go to keep users on platform.
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Whether it was from the mouth of a tech leader or celebrity, you've probably heard that "if you don't use AI, you'll be left behind."
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Family violence experts say more work is needed to better spot the often hidden signs and integrate services for victim-survivors of strangulation.
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Speaking for the first time since he survived the attack last month, Mel Ismail recalls the moment he looked the apex predator in the eye.
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It has unrivalled ambition and is backed by a tech billionaire, but Sun Cable's plans to export solar power to Singapore are floundering.
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Fury is growing around the Catholic Church's handling of jailed outback bishop Christopher Saunders, who remains a senior cleric despite being convicted of sexually assaulting young Aboriginal men.
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In 2018, Sandpapergate rocked Australian cricket to its very core.
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Ukrainian President Volodymry Zelenskyy said a strike on a residential building in Pryluky, which killed four children, was one of the 'most vile" from Moscow's army.
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating whether the beer brewers colluded to raise their prices at the same time over several years, blaming factors like rising raw material costs.
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The clocks are so accurate they could run for 30 million years and only lose a second of time.
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Scientists have found the earliest-known fossil of a mammal-like animal that lived more than 160 million years ago in the mid-Jurassic period and may have hunted fish and salamander.
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The French government is pausing the use of stun grenades in its policing of student protests after a 15-year-old boy's hand was blown off earlier this week.
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NASA has released a striking image of dawn on the Martian surface taken by its Curiosity rover, showing sunlight bathing jagged crags formed billions of years ago.
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They won for their discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis, solving a chemical mystery more than a century old.
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About a thousand people have packed out a venue in Melbourne's south-east to honour the lives taken three years ago when Hamas militants attacked Israel.
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A new inquest examines whether a family member was involved in the disappearance of Mackay schoolgirl Marilyn Wallman, missing since 1972.
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Six months after Aboriginal human remains were found at the site, authorities have officially put an end to the works.
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Israelis have gathered to commemorate the attack that killed 1,200 people and sparked a devastating war in Gaza that has left much of the territory in ruins.
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Two elusive fin whales have been photographed by drone as the rare species migrate north along WA's South West coastline.
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Donald Trump might be the most influential US president of the past 100 years according to Joe Hockey but that doesn't mean he hasn't "diminished' the standing of the US globally.
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Top End tourism operators are calling for the creation of a dedicated fund to help struggling business survive the wet season, as they say looming cuts to holiday workers could push the sector past breaking point.
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Top End tourism operators are calling for the creation of a dedicated fund to help struggling business survive the wet season, as they say looming cuts to holiday workers could push the sector past breaking point.
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A new proposal would place a stadium near the next stage of light rail and within walking distance of the capital's nightlife.
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A Mackay region mother has been freed after receiving a suspended sentence for the manslaughter killing of her young son.
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A spokesperson for Football Queensland rejects claims fees are going up and notes that the state has the lowest fees nationally.
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A Tasmanian man has been charged over two separate property damage incidents in Hobart, including at Parliament House where a number of windows were smashed.
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Now 88 years old and with a likely diagnosis of dementia, he was previously found unfit to plead.
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A commission of inquiry has heard members of the CFMEU prevented AWU delegates from visiting sites as part.
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The attacks came as fighting intensified on several fronts in Yemen after Saudi-backed government forces launched a counteroffensive against the Houthis.
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As China's week-long national day holiday comes to an end, data suggests an increase in flight bookings from China to Australia.
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Five Australian inventions will soon feature on $1 coins as part of the Royal Australian Mint's new Bright Ideas collection.
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The SA government is proposing abolishing the use of good character references during sentencing for all criminal offences, a move which advocates say will make a tangible difference for victim-survivors.
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Indonesia's Constitutional Court has refused to disqualify Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka over questions about his educational history, but experts say he could be impeached anyway.
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The Greens signal they will not back the the government's private health insurance legislation in its current form.
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South Australia's ambulance employees union is fearing another record month of ramping, saying up to 16 ambulances were ramped at Lyell McEwin Hospital the morning after the long weekend.
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As Christa Pike wakes in hospital following two doses of lethal injection drug, experts say Tennessee could still try to execute her.
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High-flying winger Daniel Tupou retires from the NRL after winning his fourth grand final with the Sydney Roosters.
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A former South Australian MP accused of assaulting his former wife says he can "fully appreciate that people opt to go back to jail because it's easier" than complying with his onerous bail conditions.
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A regional community has backed an ambulance volunteer after he was stood down from his role.
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Experts say consumers and suppliers will "ultimately pay" for Woolworths' increase in its freight fuel levy surcharge.
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Logan's mayor says the move will allow unscrupulous landlords to fit more renters in crowded backyards.
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Labor MPs nominated Marrickville Golf Club for closed, non-competitive grant funding on five previous occasions before it was promised $6 million at the 2025 election by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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A ban on card surcharges has led some cafe owners to lift coffee prices.
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Benjamin Wen is sentenced to more than a decade behind bars for sexually abusing boys he treated at his clinic in Perth's south.
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A former police officer says she feels violated after her fourth-floor balcony was accessed by offenders who allegedly stole her and her husband's cars.
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The Australian Defence Force has paused the use of the Supacat troop carrier involved in the rollover that killed Army Corporal Brendan Hannam and injured five others in a training exercise south of Darwin on Monday.
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The Paramount Warner Bros mega-merger brings some of Hollywood's biggest film, television and news brands under one roof.