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At least 34 people have been killed after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Japan, with 9,000 others displaced across the country's south-west.
The theme of this year's Garma Festival is "bukmak", a Yolŋu word meaning "everyone", but the prime minister's decision not to attend may indicate how high on the government's priority list Indigenous affairs sit.
Former home affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo said there is merit in a "compromise" approach to the current process of allowing temporarily excluded Australian citizens back into the country.
A novelty candidate called Count Binface will next month try and unseat one of the most prominent politicians in the Untied Kingdom when constituents in Clacton-on-Sea head the polls.
At last week's Labor conference, which was totally under the prime minister's thumb, only one issue was contested on the floor: support for the use of telehealth in voluntary assisted dying care.
Despite evidence proving a customer accidentally lodged a chargeback, the bank denied the dispute from a small business owner. It raises the question of what protections are in place for this modern type of fraud.
As chickenpox spreads through Gaza's tent camps, the race to contain the virus is made harder by a lack of sanitation, overcrowding and summer heat.
So many people around the world are lonely. But how do you capture the feeling? A new exhibition brings together 11 artists, including Lucy Liu, to make you less lonely.
Blockbuster acts might have grabbed music headlines but it was Australian artists that had some of the best new releases of the month.
You too could find yourself named interim premier of Victoria if you can hold your own in today's news quiz.
The family of a Gold Coast man who has been charged with murder over the death of an Australian in Syria is frustrated by the lack of progress made by the federal government in the case.
A fire that completely destroyed an ambulance parked outside the West Coast District Hospital in Tasmania has been deemed accidental, with no one injured.
A leading energy analyst says Tasmanians could be forced to cover transmission costs formerly paid by the now-closed Liberty Bell Bay smelter.
The labels on some of Tasmanian producer Stuart Young's handcrafted goods say some ingredients may come from "further afield". But that was a reference to the Australian mainland — not China.
Bird ecologist Dr Eric Woehler tells Hobart Breakfast's Ryk Goddard he's seeing reports on social media that he believes are causing unnecessary stress in the community.
The cost of managing Neil the seal's biannual visits to Tasmania is in the tens of thousands of dollars, the environment department has revealed.
Ten women have spoken to the BBC about interactions they had with the actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman.
Australia is the world’s biggest iron ore exporter, but the Australian Renewable Energy Agency says ultra-low-cost solar could make it a green iron superpower.
More than 1.3 million people did not vote in last year's election, and about 200,000 of those have paid the $20 fine.
Breast cancer patients were considering removing their ovaries until the maker of Zoladex 3.6mg said they would give the drug away rather than list it on the PBS.
Footy and music are two of our most beloved pastimes. How well do you know the stars of each discipline?
But experts say if morals are involved, it might be a relationship "deal breaker".
Earthquake warning alarms sounded on phones in the Kumamoto region again on Wednesday night when a 5.8 magnitude quake hit.
Emergency crews have been tackling wildfires four times the size of Paris in south-west France.
New South Wales Police is working to identify the bodies of three people found in a house fire in Sydney's south-west overnight.
Police arrest the teen just two days before the planned hit on an unidentified person, after he arrived in the UK on an emergency passport.
In a phone interview with Fox News, the US president reportedly said the US would "beat the f****** s***" out of Iran in response to the surprise strikes.
Russia has charged Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the encrypted messaging platform Telegram, with aiding terrorism, placing him on an international wanted list.
Glen Hansard, best known for his role in The Commitments and as the frontman of The Frames, has died.
New data shows First Nations children are spending longer behind bars without a sentence. Families and experts say the system is failing young people.
The relatives of a Perth mother stabbed by her partner, who later killed a woman in a car crash, say the "consequences of that day are almost impossible to comprehend".
A teenage boy was "terrified" during an assault by two brothers, during which he was kidnapped and menaced with a chainsaw in a shipping container in Tasmania in 2023.
Manufacturers of a non-invasive saliva test say it can accurately diagnose endometriosis, but Australian experts warn there isn't enough reliable research to show the test works in the real world.
The "non-market sector" is not the same thing as "the public sector" or "the government", it's worth knowing the difference.
Malaysian authorities revoke the business licence of a US tech entrepreneur who was building a start-up community in a largely empty city.
Which NSW town was the movie Babe filmed in? And where would you find the Atlas Mountains?
What happens when you take the exciting world of spies and subterfuge to 1970s New Zealand? We talk to Paul Williams and Bret McKenzie about making their childhood fantasies come true in hilarious new comedy.
The specially-modified aircraft will be one of 12 used by Qantas to fly between Australia's east coast and Europe.
Australia supplants China as the dominant lender and infrastructure investor across the Pacific as the government ploughs billions of dollars into the region through both foreign aid and loans.
The benefactor of Pauline Hanson's Italy trip has been disclosed in an update to the One Nation leader's gift registry.
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