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A US prosecutor has reopened an investigation into allegations a woman was gang-raped by seven students at a Cornell University fraternity.
Thirty years ago, a Japanese love of Tasmanian new-season soba noodles led to a cross-cultural gift of hundreds of cherry blossom trees, now celebrated at the annual Hanami Trail festival.
A Tasmanian mayor defends items bought with a work-issued credit card that racked up more than $17,000 across three years.
At the glittering high point of the White House state dinner, the hierarchy of the world's two great powers was laid bare.
Polish war planes were scrambled into the skies to defend its airspace as Russia carried out strikes on neighbouring Ukraine.
The preliminary finding could further inflame tensions between North and South Korea, with Seoul vowing to take "appropriate and corresponding measures".
SpaceX's Starship rocket has made it to Earth's orbit for the first time, despite losing an engine mid-flight, and has now returned.
Police say they received reports on Saturday afternoon that a "group of youths" was involved in a disturbance.
An artificial intelligence institute warns there may not be much economic benefit from data centre developments if public authorities don't put binding conditions on proponents.
Since whaling was banned in 1986, whale numbers have rebounded but threats, mostly human-made, remain and are on the agenda at a meeting in Hobart.
An ambulance service wanted to see if it could meet national safety and quality standards, but in a mock assessment, only fully met 17 per cent of actions — a result described as "diabolical" by a paramedics' union.
Divinyls lead singer Chrissy Amphlett was a rock icon who lived hard and burned bright — but the woman underneath was far more vulnerable. Australian Story reveals a private Chrissy through previously unseen footage and…
The Reserve Bank is meeting tomorrow for the sixth time this year, and both financial markets and economists think it is almost certain that it will raise interest rates for the fourth time.
AI companies say their tools could be used to make biological weaponry. These are the threats and what can be done to mitigate them.
European intelligence officials say Russia is behind hundreds of hybrid attacks on the continent this year, and that Western allies are too complacent in the face of Moscow's increasing aggression.
Pope Leo called on the Catholic Church to have the courage to face its past before he met with victims of child abuse by priests in France.
South African police launch a manhunt after gunmen kill at least 27 people in two mass shootings in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
Tasmanian businesses impacted by recent water bill hikes have rallied against a suggestion to replace existing pipes with narrower ones in order to save on meterage costs.
Police search and rescue crews located the couple in the early hours of the morning before airlifting them to safety.
Tasmania's sports sector is creating jobs at a scale not previously seen, galvanising academic pathways for those seeking careers in sports management.
For Nicky Stewart, trying to rescue her cat from a stray dog in her backyard led to a hospital stay and surgery after her cat clamped down on her hand.
When the filming of new Stan thriller Two Birds saw a fake police station erected in Boulder, WA, local businesses say crime and misbehaviour plummeted.
A patient who was allegedly indecently assaulted during a medical appointment 20 years ago has told a Tasmanian court he was frightened of reporting the incident at the time.
The Latrobe Council says it's concerned Firmus Technologies appears to have conducted illegal works on the site of its yet-to-be-approved project in Tasmania.
Paying by card is a convenient and hugely popular option for most Australians, but surcharges cost small businesses thousands in fees each year. While many stores pass card fees directly onto shoppers, the RBA is set to…
Community effort transforms a degraded waterway, reducing erosion, increasing fish breeding and improving the quality of water that flows into the Great Barrier Reef.
Charles Spencer was tasked with eulogising his "global phenomenon" of a sister, Princess Diana. Now, he is analysing his own words decades later in a controversial new book.
The principal of Class Clowns Academy — an admittedly fake school whose only pupils are comedians — talks returning to the classroom for her new show, as someone diagnosed with ADHD later in life.
Amid the tea-drinking and pleasantries in Washington this week, Donald Trump said he did bring up the Iran war with Xi Jinping and China's support for Tehran.
Lawyers have shut down Donald Trump's attempt to raise a court case to take back the money awarded to E Jean Carroll, the only person to successfully sue Mr Trump for sexual assault.
A Queensland father says he will seek to have the findings of an inquest into his five-day-old son's death set aside.
Donald Trump says the US and China have "never gotten along better" as China's President Xi Jinping joins him at a lavish White House state dinner.
An inquest into the 2021 Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy that claimed the lives of six children has heard from a senior Tasmania Police officer.
A 55-year-old man on his way to work has died and another driver has been injured after a crash involving two cars on a southern Tasmanian highway.
Andrew Hilfenhaus has been fined less than $500 for a driving crime he was charged with in the wake of a young footballer's death.
Launceston-based Mariana Enriquez is a leading voice in the gothic fiction scene, with her stories confronting the crimes of Argentina's dictatorship. One of those stories is the basis of a new mini-series, My Sad Dead.
Tasmanian Minister Felix Ellis says Liberal MPs will have a conscience vote on the Greens' bill to ban conversion practices in the state — and he'll be "voting no".
The prime minister tells the UN that climate change and AI are key challenges demanding urgent global cooperation, just two days after Donald Trump told the same forum that both concerns were a "hoax".
Struggling for success and on the cusp of what might be a maiden flag, Fremantle supporters reflect on what's kept them going.
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