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Pokémon cards have spawned into a multi-billion-dollar unregulated industry, which a lawyer fears could be used for money laundering, and its homeland is now considering clamping down.
A mother who says she was suffering postpartum psychosis when she killed her three children and attempted to take her own life is now on trial for their murder.
Coming together to share a meal looks a little different for those living on remote stations across outback NSW, where even visiting the neighbours can involve hours of travel.
Sweet baked leek and salty feta are the perfect pairing in this super simple pasta that has the shortest shopping list around.
Meet Ozzy who has gone from a 96g orphan to a robust boy who'll live his life out in an eco-sanctuary teaching students about predators and the environment.
A Riverland man who threatened to burn PIRSA officers who drove onto his property to inspect almond trees for fruit fly has lost a bid to reinstate his gun licence.
Should Australia copy New Zealand's example and adopt a radically-slimmed down national building code?
The result of the Clacton by-election was never really in doubt, but the finale was anything but predictable.
Telstra has blamed natural disasters for long outages in remote areas of Australia. But does that fully exempt them from blame?
A series of attacks perpetrated by men on trans women in Indonesia has left the community feeling anxious and scared. Activists and experts say the violence did not suddenly emerge.
A long-time ABC reporter is one of nearly 100,000 Australians waiting on a crucial aged-care assessment.
Female botanical illustrators have translated the science of our landscapes for centuries, today the craft is as important as ever.
The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was condemned by public officials but became emblematic of Americans' frustration with health insurance industry practices.
One person has died and 40 have been injured as Croatia battles wildfires amid Europe's heatwave.
Deborah Mailman, star of Total Control and The Secret Life of Us, is also the sixth woman to enter the Logie Awards Hall of Fame.
Derogatory comments from One Nation MP Cory Bernardi have been condemned by organisers of an anti-One Nation rally at SA parliament.
A teenage boy who seriously assaulted a woman sleeping rough has pleaded guilty to serious criminal trespass in South Australia's Youth Court.
Police linked the alleged posts to a 40-year-old man and executed a search warrant at an Adelaide home on Thursday.
SA Water has today opened four spillway gates at Mt Bold Reservoir after its storage levels jumped from 69 per cent to 95 per cent in a matter of days.
A bird's unusual and disturbing behaviour catches the eye of passers-by. On the ground it flaps its wings, turns in circles and then somersaults.
From "absolute disaster" to "perfect conditions", a wet 2026 has brought a remarkable and welcome turnaround for many South Australian farmers.
The 52-year-old's vehicle collided with bollards before flipping onto its side near Rundle Mall in Adelaide's CBD on Thursday night
First home buyers in three Australian jurisdictions are being slugged tens of thousands of dollars in taxes when buying established homes, as a property industry lobby says now is the time for concessions.
Burgas, a Black Sea city in Bulgaria, has been chosen to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest after Bulgarian singer Dara won this year's competition.
The proposed design of the Adelaide street circuit that will host the Australian MotoGP from 2027 will be publicly released in the coming weeks, prompting Lord Mayor Jane Lomax-Smith to sound a warning.
Petar Josipovic, who died in the Royal Adelaide Hospital in 2023, could have survived if his high-priority cardiac surgery was performed on time, a coroner finds.
Ukraine has been firing drones deep inside Russian territory almost every day since June, but some analysts argue it could give Vladimir Putin an excuse to escalate his war.
A review of nine online trading companies finds several are encouraging Australians to jump on "complex" deals, putting them at risk of major losses.
With Australians asked to report long-term health challenges for just the second time in Tuesday's census, experts expect to see a rise in the number of mental health conditions.
South Australia's police union has claimed a young repeat offender in Coober Pedy was unable to be fitted with an ankle monitor while on bail, calling on "urgent intervention" to bolster the town's "critically…
The search for survivors from Colombia's earthquake grows more desperate as residents share their survival stories with the ABC.
As the 50th anniversary of the release of the original Storm Boy movie approaches, it is estimated up to 70 per cent of adult pelicans in breeding colonies could be wiped out to the first wave of H5N1 bird flu.
Karoline Leavitt, who recently returned from maternity leave, says she has decided to quit as White House press secretary to focus on being a mother.
Nigel Farage is the clear favourite, but Count Binface is attracting serious support in a by-election featuring a record 34 candidates, including an Australian software engineer and three "Loonies".
Which movie did better at the box office: the one with Zendaya and Tom Holland, or the other one with Zendaya and Tom Holland?
The stars of Adam Shankman's outrageous comedy Stop! That! Train! spill the tea.
Nostalgia, addiction, life-long friendship. This doco has it all. But it took both director and iconic Perth music subject 11 years to complete.
The lawsuit, filed in New York, describes the scheme as "extraordinary, corrupt and unconstitutional" and giving the president the ability to benefit financially by providing access to market-moving information.
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji, who drove economic reforms and led China into the World Trade Organization, has died after an illness.
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