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Award-winning British musician and producer William Orbit, whose projects included Madonna's Ray Of Light, has died.
The Middle East conflict isn't just widening, it's highlighting more vulnerabilities in the region.
Each question in the ABC 50/50 quiz has only two options: one is right, the other is wrong. You have an even chance of fluking a correct guess.
Bennelong sang the first Aboriginal song on English soil in 1793. His life and legacy is under the microscope in Jane Harrison's play Bennelong in London.
Donald Trump has unleashed a spate of policies aimed at reviving domestic manufacturing and curbing surging inflation but new figures show job growth has been declining since March.
The brothers' lawyers argued their "extraordinary public visibility" would make it impractical for them to try to flee and there was no need to keep them behind bars until proceedings end.
Ryan Presley has won the top prize at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards for an oil painting riffing on Renaissance art.
Australia's consumer watchdog has launched an inquiry into allegations of misleading consumer conduct after a major Four Corners investigation examining food fraud.
US President Donald Trump is taking another swing at limiting birthright citizenship. Here are five simple questions to break down what's happened.
Here's what three experts have to say about choosing and using an air fryer.
Researchers from Stanford University have synthesised brand-new, self-replicating viruses using genomes designed by artificial intelligence for the first time, raising the possibility of significant medical advancements…
Homelessness services in Canberra are reporting an increase in demand for support as people struggle under cost-of-living pressures.
The former Republican leader in the Senate has faced questions over his long absence, with critics calling for more detail on his condition or for him to step down.
Programs range from one day sessions in schools educating boys on respectful relationships to months-long programs working with men who have abused their partners and children.
Despite calls to increase the base rate of JobSeeker payments in this year's federal budget, there has been no change and experts say it means the cost of living is hurting those who can least afford it.
In her first public appearance since fleeing to India two years ago, Bangladesh's "Iron Lady" didn't use the moment to confront the crimes for which she has been sentenced to death. Instead, she used it to signal her…
While most recordings of private conversations are illegal, the High Court found the recording was allowed because it was necessary to protect the victim's "bodily autonomy and integrity".
The author, poet and visual artist says his childhood was a dichotomy of Queanbeyan's suburban streets and Canberra's privileged arts scene.
The announcement comes alongside a deepening investigation into the work of sacked Four Corners reporter Mahmood Fazal. The long-running current affairs program falls under Puccini's oversight.
A federal investigation is underway after a medical plane carrying two nurses and two pilots crashed during a military GPS jamming operation in New Mexico.
Margot McNeill's appointment as CEO was brought into question earlier this year after revelations she did not disclose a misconduct investigation at her previous job.
An ABC NEWS Verify investigation reveals Facebook is directly funding some controversial Australian content creators including a white nationalist and an anti-vaxxer influencer.
A legal battle has erupted in Israel over a government plan to build a moat around a prison and fill it with crocodiles.
ACT Opposition Leader Mark Parton has admitted he sent a text message complaining about how boring his job is during budget estimates.
The Australian share market is set for a lower open after yesterday's record close. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
The Royal Australian Mint is encouraging people to check their change for the new 50-cent coin.
Passengers boarding a Carnival cruise ship are promised a world of endless food, relaxation and oceanic luxury. But for the crew who make these escapes possible, life is vastly different.
For more than a decade, Cathy Wood has searched for answers about her father's disappearance. She is one of thousands of Australians living with the pain of an unresolved loss.
Over the past year, electric car sales have tripled, as anxiety about fuel shortages and rising petrol prices continues.
A list of thousands of Australian species have been ranked by threat level as the deadly H5 bird flu spreads.
Australia's largest companies will reveal how they performed financially over the next few weeks, against the gloomy backdrop of a property downturn, stubborn inflation, higher interest rates and the Iran war.
Arnott's workers in Adelaide have walked off the job over a pay dispute, with their union saying previous pay rises have equated to less than $1 per hour — not enough to buy a packet of biscuits.
A 16-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to the stabbing murder of 25-year-old Jack Westren at Shellharbour Junction train station after a group of minors lured him there via social media.
Real-life Hollywood couple Tom Holland and Zendaya are celebrating simultaneous box office success stories in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey – smash hit movies they both star in.
A coroner finds a group of bystanders, including two workers from a drug harm minimisation organisation, acted in a "morally blameworthy" manner after waiting hours to call an ambulance for a Canberra man who fatally…
Australian household spending rose for a second month in June as consumers splashed out on electric vehicles amid rising fuel costs.
US President Donald Trump has accused a federal prosecutor he appointed of folding "like an umbrella" after she moved to drop charges against a three-time Olympian accused of vandalising the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting…
Examinations of the downfall of Jon Adgemis's property empire may well shed light on the extent to which private credit firms, essentially a shadow banking industry with little or no regulation, have their hooks into…
Canberra's bus shelters were described as "concrete monstrosities" when installed in 1975 but have since been noted for their brutalist architectural style and functionality.
Behind the fruit and vegetables on Australia's supermarket shelves are workers whose stories are rarely heard.
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