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Photographers have been allowed to get very close to the coaches during national anthems at the World Cup, but not everyone is happy.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the federal government has lost "political paint" from May's budget while defending a backdown on key budget measures. Follow live.
Tapestries depicting the life of Saint Francis of Assisi will be displayed together for the first time since being commissioned in the late 1960s by Australian artist Arthur Boyd.
Pauline Hanson's openness to discuss a winding back of paid parental leave is concerning and harks back to an Australia that no longer exists, advocates say.
An audit into the mega hydro-electric project in the NSW Snowy Mountains has outlined five recommendations.
He said that too many NATO allies failed to support the US on Iran in what he called a "shameful" denial of access, basing and overflight.
A woman says she was scared to leave the Byron Bay holiday home of a Melbourne man, who she alleges forced her to engage in 11 non-consensual sex acts over a four hour-period.
The inquest heard Mr Donahue's mother had shared concerns about his mental health in the weeks leading up to his death.
Australian War Memorial director Matt Anderson is asked about an invitation issued to Ben Roberts-Smith, who has been accused of war crimes, to the upcoming opening of a new gallery space dedicated to Australia's…
Annual university rankings reveal the University of New South Wales is now the highest-rated Australian institution, placing 19th worldwide.
The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Follow live.
The presidents of the United States and Iran have officially signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
The ACT government has been accused of failing to uphold its agreement with the Ngambri people over the recognition of traditional ownership of the Canberra area.
In France, the US president finds himself among a group of emboldened counterparts, many of whom now seem more comfortable criticising him publicly than ever before.
Prince George, who turns 13 in July, will attend Eton College this September, following in the footsteps of his father, Prince William.
The animated award-winning cartoon series Bluey has been translated into Yolŋu Matha, from north-east Arnhem Land, for NAIDOC Week.
A jury hears a Canberra man on trial for allegedly attempting to murder his wife whispered "I'm going to kill you" in her ear shortly before stabbing her in the arm with a kitchen knife.
After his starring role for the Blues in State of Origin I, Ethan Srange is given a new assignment against the Maroons at the MCG on Wednesday night.
The historic Dormition Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra suffered "extensive" damage in an attack Ukraine says was targeted at erasing its cultural heritage and identity.
A $20 million renovation of Washington, DC's Reflecting Pool set out to fix leaks and turn the water blue. Mother Nature had other plans.
Albury residents could face one of the largest NSW council rate increases of recent years, with councillors voting to seek community feedback on plans to help address its estimated $18 million of debt.
Former ACT attorney-general Gordon Ramsay was to have been committed to trial in the ACT Supreme Court today, but instead his lawyers have asked for more time to prepare the case as he is facing seven additional charges.
A US Air Force B-52 bomber, designed to carry nuclear and conventional weapons, crashes shortly after taking off at an air base.
Australian Crawl will lead a major line-up of classic Australian acts across a run of shows later this year.
Saving is not the only tool you need to achieve financial security these days, but it still has a role to play if you can manage it.
Captain Cook set sail from Plymouth to find an elusive trade route linking Europe to Asia in 1776. He never saw England again.
Reserve Bank board members will be feeling relieved today when they meet to thrash out our future interest rate movements.
Drug harm reduction advocates says there is little evidence that methamphetamine is more harmful in the ACT since being decriminalised, despite a Canberra Liberals commitment to recriminalise it if elected.
Those affected by the murder of Tiffany Spence, who died from horrific injuries inflicted by her partner Adam James Britt, tell a sentencing hearing of the long-term impacts of her death.
New analysis warns that China's military is developing a "real and growing" ability to hit the Australian mainland with missiles, and can already threaten Australia's trade routes, subsea cables and critical…
Investigators are trying to determine what led to a suspected murder-suicide on Saturday, after the bodies of a father and young child were recovered from a bay off Concord.
This workplace satire starring Sam Pang has Tasmania's first ever AFL team firmly in its sights.
Health Minister Mark Butler is open to adjusting the proposed National Disability Insurance Scheme changes, but insists the government is on the right track.
The ACT mandates reusable, recyclable and compostable packaging at all public events, but nearly all of it ends up in landfill because there is no facility to compost it.
Early childhood operators say increased load on educators is taking a "huge toll" on their mental health and safety.
From the Adelaide Hills to refugee camps in Kenya, how one young Aussie has made it his mission to help.
Lebanon's state media has reported Israeli strikes on the country's south, as Pakistan says a US-Iran peace deal signing is expected within 24 hours.
After falling in love with Australia's ancient Big Scrub rainforest, Tony Parkes built his life around saving its final remnants and restoring hundreds of hectares.
Best friends Lachie and Fletcher have nailed the art of ignoring what people think, travelling the world as Two Mates, 1 Chair.
The Swiss will go to the polls on Sunday to vote on whether to back a referendum that would see its population capped at 10 million.
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