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Some Thai residents are having to wade through water to get to the supermarket following flooding caused by torrential rain on the weekend.
Swedish Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson says she is unable to form a government after an election earlier this month gave her centre-left bloc a narrow majority.
A coronial inquest into the death of newborn Alby Spreadborough has heard evidence from his parents and a doctor.
The 18-year-old allegedly knocked over the two and four-year-old brothers at the Belconnen mall and kicked one of them.
The ACT government says it will remain the only jurisdiction without anti-consorting legislation, despite warnings weaker laws are making the territory a "safe haven" for outlaw motorcycle gangs.
The government celebrates a deficit $6 billion lower than the May forecast but warns there are tough times ahead for households.
Madonna emerges as the big winner at MTV's Video Music Awards, but Taylor Swift still broke records.
Underground caves beneath South Australia's Nullarbor Plain could have the answer to finding life on Mars, according to new research.
Sweeping reforms from the Reserve Bank start this week, as banks hike fees and slash rewards programs in preparation.
The ACT's chief police officer has no doubt about the damage outlaw bikie gangs are causing in Canberra — while raw numbers in the region do not match those in Sydney and Melbourne, there has been a notable increase in…
The woman filed a document as part of defamation proceedings, saying there was "no truth to any of my claims" about the billionaire rapper.
ACT businesses are grappling with the rising cost of staying open. Meanwhile, consumers are counting every dollar they spend, with some giving up companion animals they can no longer afford.
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt says the crisis "poses a risk to people's lives" and could damage property, and the situation is most severe near canals.
Bond yields are the highest they've been in 20 years as inflation fears rip through global financial markets. It's a warning the financial squeeze is set to get worse before it gets better.
The tariff reductions are set to apply to US exports such as agricultural goods, wood and cosmetics, as well as US imports including small appliances, toys, decorations.
From criminal records and phone privacy to social media, consent and hanging out with mates, a lawyer breaks down some of the legal traps every young Australian, and their parents, should know about.
Children are returning to schools and makeshift education facilities in Gaza but the war has left its mark on their studies.
Homegrown technology to monitor the flammability of eucalypt forests could be Australia's first satellite mission for Earth observation, if scientists can raise the funds.
Amid the largest Ebola virus outbreak recorded in the DRC's history, healthcare workers try to keep the system running.
Militaries across the world, including Australia, are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to pilot drones and analyse intelligence. But experts worry "automation bias" could be creeping in.
What happens in your brain when you read? And can it help you navigate real life? This is what science tells us.
Iran's proposal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week, according to its Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, but Donald Trump has already rejected the deal.
The White House has signalled that CNN will be barred from an upcoming Air Force One trip, replacing the news organisation with a conservative network.
The 4-metre-high 3D-printed sculpture of the much-loved Australian children's author captures how Andy Griffiths' "inner kid" still runs riot while he's trying to be an adult.
The smell of death still lingers in the air of Nepal's Nuwakot district after last month's devastating floods, but that's not the town's only problem.
As questions linger around whether OpenAI will face legal consequences for its Medicare hack, a man who faced decades in jail for alleged cybercrimes says Australian law comes down harder on individuals than…
One after the other they lined up to speak: National leaders warning of increasing imminent danger to their countries.
At least four people have been killed, including a 14-year-old boy, during drone attacks across Russia and Ukraine.
The Australian War Memorial is displaying highly commended pieces while people can vote online for a people's choice winner.
An analysis of thousands of job advertisements posted by Cambodian scam syndicates reveals how the multi-billion-dollar industry has continued amid a crackdown by the country's government.
Acting Justice Audrey Balla found the law firm was placed into voluntary administration to "obtain an advantage in this litigation".
Influenza cases are peaking unusually late in the year in Australia, so if you haven't had your flu jab this season, it's actually not too late.
Speaking to scores of empty chairs after a mass walkout, Benjamin Netanyahu uses his UN speech to lavish praise on Donald Trump, savage Zohran Mamdani and predict Iran's population will topple its ruling regime.
A 22-year-old man is arrested after leading police on a high speed pursuit, crossing the ACT-NSW border four times with a large sword, a flick knife, and balaclavas in the car.
Champion racemare Winx welcomes a third healthy foal as her first, $10-million daughter Quinceanera, begins her breeding career this season.
The commonwealth has been fined $140,000 over an incident where a nine-year-old girl's hands caught fire at Questacon in 2022, when she was touching a plasma globe after using an alcohol-based hand sanitiser.
The union representing public education staff in the ACT is flagging the potential for more industrial action, including another full-day strike.
Mal met Marge at the cinema in the late 1940s, and couldn't believe her cheek when she stole his seat and then his heart.
An inquiry into the capital's high fuel prices will examine why ACT motorists pay more for fuel than people just over the border in New South Wales.
ACT Police targeted hooning and anti-social behaviour in rural Canberra at the weekend, issuing over 70 fines and seizing three cars for "improper use".
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