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The Islamic republic's supreme leader was killed in the first days of conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran.
After several challenging years for tourism operators in central Australia, there is hope an incentive of free flights for visitors and a new grant fund will supercharge tourism in the region.
Northern Territory Police say the girl was found inside a home in the remote community of Galiwin'ku, and was declared dead at the scene. A 34-year-old man known to the woman has been arrested.
Mutawintji National Park is an area rich in Aboriginal culture, painting and wildlife, and where the red desert is now green and lush. As part of NAIDOC Week the ABC is looking at Indigenous peoples' connection to…
Police are searching for remand prisoner Isaac Thompson, 26, who they say is a "known associate" of the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang, after he escaped custody during a medical transfer on Sunday night.
Natalya Wallace thought she just had the baby blues as a result of a traumatic birth experience. When she realised she needed mental health support, the young mother was relieved to find a new service in her rural area.
Anthony Albanese has arrived in Fiji to sign a major new treaty that will see the two countries "act together" against serious challenges.
The AFP commissioner will promote Pacific police training as a model for the United Nations when she addresses police delegates from 140 nations this week.
Instead of focusing all its efforts on coordinating a widescale rescue operation, the Venezuelan government has been accused of hindering the response, and as has become apparent, our ability to cover it.
Among the rubble and dust, stories of miraculous survival and resilience emerge from Venezuela.
Geraldton band Ratsalad thought they were being scammed when the producer of the latest Jackass movie said they wanted to feature their song in the credits.
A government-funded housing provider in the Northern Territory mining town of Nhulunbuy has been criticised for "not doing enough" to support small business owners.
Singer Taylor Swift has married footballer Travis Kelce, creating a massive pop culture moment and a passionate talking point on social media.
An open-oven-door style heatwave in New York could not stop Taylor Swift's famously enthusiastic fans from showing up for what's been dubbed America's royal wedding.
There is a wide range of artworks among the finalists vying for this year's prestigious National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards, from photography and painting to multimedia and sculpture.
In Australia's tropical north, a mining town is preparing for the departure of its biggest employer, and locals are accusing the mining giant of squeezing out small businesses on its way out.
Manuel Brown has admitted his underage son drove his personal car, one week after failing to disclose the matter when asked by the media, and says he is considering resigning from his shadow portfolios.
New research places Alice Springs in the top 10 most inclusive Australian cities for LGBTQIA+ people, cementing the outback town's long-held reputation as the lesbian capital of the country.
The ASX is expected to open higher after weaker US jobs data eased interest rate hike expectations. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Secretly recorded phone calls and conversations crucial to the criminal case against celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright during his Northern Territory Supreme Court trial have been released to the media.
Former US Olympian David 'Davey' Hearn has been accused of "maliciously" breaking or destroying lining material on the bottom of the Washington DC pool, court documents show
It's all fun and games in the ABC news quiz until someone loses a telescope.
Fans believe they know the when and where of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's upcoming nuptials, but much of the reported two-day extravaganza will likely be a cloak-and-dagger operation.
A loophole in the government’s new childcare safety legislation allows educators who have breached safety standards to continue operating.
On the ground in Venezuela death and desperation linger, but they are juxtaposed against miracle survival stories.
The Academy Award-nominated writer dives into Irish history in Land, revealing how the Great Famine changed the country forever.
The Vatican has excommunicated priests and lay Catholics who are part of a breakaway right-wing Catholic group that ordained bishops without Pope Leo's approval.
Liberal MP Simon Kennedy argues the federal government's proposed changes to gambling advertising laws contain a streaming loophole.
The strong results at the Alice Springs sale reflect the overall Australian cattle market, which has surged in recent weeks.
Former residents say the heritage listing of the St Mary's Hostel site in Alice Springs is an important step towards healing, truth-telling and remembering the children taken there under assimilation-era policies.
People across the Northern Territory have spent the night setting off their own fireworks for the Territory's annual cracker night celebrations, lighting up the sky with colour and keeping firefighters busy putting out…
Drug and Alcohol Services Australia is running programs at a vastly reduced capacity due to flooding at its Alice Springs site earlier this year.
A helicopter pilot and a police officer who performed a daring flood rescue in Katherine earlier this year have been awarded for their heroics as part of the Northern Territory's Territory Day awards.
Women share how a lack of sex is impacting their marriage, and ways they're trying to spice things up.
A rise in organised, industrial-scale offshore scam centres and cybercriminals using AI to make scams harder to detect have played a part in an increase in online scams.
The FBI determines three notes sent to media outlets after the disappearance of NBC host Savannah Guthrie's mother are fake.
Today marks 100 years of the NT town of Katherine, which has a rich history as a meeting place and crossroads to the north and as home to some of Australia's most stunning natural sites.
Although a big moment in diplomacy, the Vanuatu agreement has come at a clear reputational cost to Australia.
A Canberra man has pleaded guilty after performing Nazi salutes at two suburban shopping centres and placing white supremacist stickers over Indigenous and multicultural signs at the Australian National University.
Australia's aviation watchdog has warned that cutting corners on maintenance and certification requirements could create a "real safety risk".
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