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The prime minister says he is unconvinced Australians should be allowed to access voluntary assisted dying via telehealth, holding concerns over its "misuse".
Paul Davis has made it his mission to conserve his ecologically significant property, and he's bringing together a diverse group of people to help him do it.
A Berlin pride parade is called off and a manhunt is underway after a car crashed into a crowd.
On the edge of a tiny village in northern France, a team of archaeologists are digging through ground that was fought for, and won, by the sacrifice of Australian soldiers.
An entire peninsula in the south of France has been evacuated, while in Spain, the government has declared a national emergency as fires encroach on the capital Madrid.
It has been a brutal year for Australian retail, with high rents, wage increases and the cost-of-living squeeze forcing big brands to make some hard calls. Here's why some are still surviving.
This month's best new books include an erotic novel set in a Tasmanian lighthouse, a 'wonderfully weird debut' about a woman's obsession with a cat and a Harlem heist novel.
This is the Spicks and Specks quiz, where your many years of rage viewing are rewarded.
At 55, the British musician navigates aging, loss and loving imperfectly in ways she never could as the 90s queen of folktronica.
Protesters had been calling for Dharmandra Pradhan's resignation amid ongoing exam paper leaks, which the education minister claims he "took responsibility" for.
Administrators say the manganese smelter was insolvent before it was given a $20 million loan by the Tasmanian government.
Police were called to a house in Exeter, where they say a woman had received "serious stab wounds". A short time later, the man who police believe inflicted the wounds died in a car crash, which also left a third person…
The chemical giant has ended sales in Australia and New Zealand, blaming new regulatory restrictions, as well as commercial, manufacturing and logistical challenges.
Two small US businesses sue the US president to try to stop him from placing new tariffs on imports from scores of countries, including Australia.
Forty years ago today, the heaviest winter snow in 65 years descended on Hobart, and while snow does make an appearance around the city these days, waking up to a winter playground in the backyard is far less likely…
South Australian Police say they will treat an internal investigation into the death of a 23-year-old Aboriginal man in custody with the "utmost importance".
With the victim of the Coles Bay alleged home invasion slowly recovering, the row over the Tasmanian government's insistence it will not limit the number of guns a licence holder can own rages on.
Australian shares are set to fall as oil prices surge above $US100 a barrel and Wall Street's tech sell-off deepens. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Defence Minister Richard Marles has defended Australia's modern slavery laws after the US said it would slap 12.5 per cent tariffs on Australia. Follow live.
The Ukrainian president's decision to fire his popular, tech-savvy 35-year-old Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov last week baffled many. Analysts say what happens next could be pivotal to the war.
Two Chinese polar research ships that make regular port visits in Australia have come under increased scrutiny by US authorities targeting "any detected malign activity".
An investigation is launched after wildlife advocates say a platypus burrow was destroyed by an excavator being used for flood mitigation works in northern Tasmania.
Small-to-medium sized businesses have had a challenging year, with increased costs and regulatory reforms. Insolvency rates are beginning to rise and more owners are shopping around for credit.
On her new album Music, Fashion, Film, British artist Charli xcx discusses the enduring legacy of art and artists, and how creative figures are remembered long after their moment has passed.
Emmy Award-winning Adolescence co-creator Stephen Graham tackles teen delinquency in a very different way in The Good Boy.
We have 10 questions to test your knowledge of the week in … SIT DOWN! Sorry, it's the ABC news quiz.
The entry of the Houthi rebels into the war between the US and Iran threatens another vital shipping route through the region, as the entire region remains on high alert.
Donald Trump is insisting the US deal allowing Saudi Arabia to develop a nuclear energy industry has one major condition — the Arab kingdom must formally recognise the State of Israel.
The billions of dollars in additional funding is another step towards making Australia's nuclear submarine program "a reality".
A senior police officer slams the strategy of writing to some Tasmanian gun owners asking them to confirm or deny whether they aligned with sovereign citizen ideology.
Police have seized around 1 kilogram of cocaine after intercepting a man driving "erratically" in northern Tasmania.
Australia's two major parties are deliberating their futures this week with Labor's national conference and the Liberal Party's glossy new pamphlet.
Some Tasmanian fruit and vegetable growers are concerned that the proposed new food safety regulations will impose onerous paperwork, costs and annual inspections.
Prince George, second in line to the throne, has turned 13 as he readies to follow in his father Prince William's footsteps and start at the prestigious Eton College.
Calls for an independent investigation into Hobart's Deputy Lord Mayor will be debated behind closed doors, as a stoush over town hall snacks continues.
A Tasmanian farmer has urged a data centre builder to "be a good corporate citizen" after it accidentally revealed a plan to tap into a water source earmarked for agriculture for cooling purposes at one of its…
Cannes darling Oliver Assayas tackles the shadowy forces of our time in his latest film, The Wizard of the Kremlin.
As the Logies approach, on August 16, we thought we would test your knowledge of the beloved but daggy Australian television awards and this year's nominees.
Nintendo has argued it has no duty to pass its refunds onto US consumers. It's the latest in a lengthy tariff fight.
US commandos captured Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores in January this year and took them to New York, where they now face a number of charges including narcoterrorism.
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