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Ukraine has reported that it could not defend itself against a recent barrage of ballistic missiles from Russia, which analysts say comes down to the US war with Iran.
You may have spotted more native plants popping up in your local park or on the side of the road. It's part of a push to create hardier, more beautiful council plantings across Australia.
Until recently, Australian lithium miners were digging up their ore and selling to China for processing into battery materials. Now, a handful of them are trying to get a bit more value out of that supply chain.
From baby broccoli to gai lan, these are the vegetables (and fruit) to look for this month.
Burra Creek is the home of the world's largest online retail warehouse. It's also the setting for a moving new production about the struggles faced by everyday Australian families.
Please ensure your seat is upright and, if you can still afford it, stow your bag in the overhead compartment: this quiz is ready for take-off.
It is the first case of its kind in more than seven years amid a rise in settler violence in the West Bank.
Dr Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination more than 100 times when he appeared before the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs last week.
A short-range ballistic missile was fired over the Sea of Japan, according to Japan and South Korea's militaries, a day after Pyongyang criticised Japan's military build-up in the region.
Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was killed and her 21-year-old colleague Zeinab Faraj was seriously injured in IDF strikes that human rights groups allege were deliberate.
Professor Jason Arday resigned from his posts shortly after the British institution announced a probe into the various accusations against him.
Sam Thalmann from Tasmania's Department of Natural Resources and Environment explains the increase in seal sightings and whether this year's numbers are unusual.
An 8-million-year-old intact femur from the bone-crunching Northern Territory tiger has been found for the first time at the Alcoota fossil beds north-east of Alice Springs.
A recent hiring change to Tasmanian allied health staff positions has meant vacant positions are more likely to be filled by junior staff, sparking fears for patient care.
One year after a couple left in a brightly coloured plane from a small Tasmanian airport, friends are still hoping for answers about their disappearance.
Thousands of households with batteries installed under the federal government's scheme are choosing not to sign up to be a so-called virtual power plant that sells stored energy back to the grid.
The Australian film industry has a long and rich history of pretending local sets are exotic places. Put your film knowledge to the test with our quiz.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma sees the X-Files star take on a beguiling role as a reclusive former final girl.
The UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Turk says that executions are used to "instil fear among the population and suppress dissent".
After the drone was discovered, a diverted plane hit an unidentified object while climbing away from the airport.
The highest-resolution imagery of the Sun's surface ever taken reveals dizzying currents, and clues about our star's magnetic fields.
A woman has been arrested after four people were stabbed in one of central London's busiest tourist hotspots on Wednesday.
The 78-year-old fled to India in August 2024 by helicopter at the height of the student-led uprising that toppled her government.
Abdul El-Sayed's victory over Haley Stevens in the Democrats' Michigan primary race could shape the party's messaging to voters and how it responds to Donald Trump ahead of November's crucial midterms.
The director of a factory supplying drones to the Russian military was also badly injured when his car exploded, according to Russian reports.
A national inquiry into racism, hate and violence towards First Nations people has come to Hobart to hear from the state's Aboriginal groups and people with lived experience of racism.
Europe's second-longest river is carrying less water than it has in decades, revealing shipwrecks and shutting down nuclear reactors.
Protesters around the world are calling for justice for a Chinese stray dog and her puppies after they were beaten to death and set alight by a group of boys in China.
Britain's Princess Eugenie has given birth to a baby girl, her third child and first daughter.
A coroner has decried years of Tasmanian government inaction on tree felling regulations after another death of a person using a chainsaw.
A parliamentary committee has handed down its findings after an investigation into a Newcastle hospital where staff reported maggots falling from the ceiling.
NAPLAN results have arrived for students across Australia, giving parents a snapshot of how their child is tracking in literacy and numeracy. But what do the scores really mean, when should parents be concerned, and…
Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks are intended to push back against a recent deal to disarm Hamas announced by US President Donald Trump, which was seen as a potential breakthrough for ending the war.
The aging Macquarie Wharf 6 on Hobart's waterfront is being dismantled as part of a project to deliver a modern home port for RSV Nuyina.
What happens when the world's oldest continuous cultures come up against one of the newest technologies: artificial intelligence? There are growing concerns about AI systems being trained on Indigenous artworks…
Ukraine accuses Russia of committing a war crime after video is released showing a drone chasing down and wounding a vegetable seller in the southern city of Kherson. Footage shows the drone pursuing a man around a van…
A grandmother, who torched the home she'd lived in for decades after being left out of her late-husband's will, has been handed a suspended jail sentence.
Children have been detained in adult watch houses for up to 55 hours at a time, figures show, a year on since the Tasmanian government was urged to completely phase out the use of adult facilities for kids.
NAPLAN test scores have revealed one-third of Australian students are not meeting "challenging but reasonable" expectations in literacy and numeracy, but Tasmania's results are not included.
Move over waratahs and banksias! These 10 flowers from the unsung understorey are not just pretty faces, they have surprising tricks up their sleeves.
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