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This week was a big one in times gone by. From this decade to the 17th century, put your history knowledge to the test.
Under the federal government's Solar Sharer scheme, some Australian households will be able to access three hours of free electricity a day. Here's how you can make the most of it.
A small aircraft carrying skydivers has crashed in eastern France, killing all 11 people on board, local authorities say.
From donning face paint to viral chants, each fandom has its peculiarities.
Known to many as the Island of the Gods, residents fear Bali may soon become the "Island of Trash" due to a deluge of tourists, a lack of rubbish education and the partial closure of a much-needed landfill facility.
A successful feral cat trapping effort in northern Tasmania leads to a spike in the devil population.
At times, Donald Trump appears to be harking back to his days hosting reality TV show The Apprentice as he leans into speculation about who he will anoint as his successor.
Tens of thousands of Shiite Muslims gathered in Beirut for the largest Ashura procession in years, as Hezbollah used the holy day to project strength despite growing pressure to disarm after months of war with Israel.
As a rare one-two punch of earthquakes hit Venezuela this week, residents in the capital Caracas watched in horror as buildings shook and were sent "pancaking" before their eyes.
Aaron William Summers was playing for the Hobart Hurricanes in January 2018 when the underage sexual abuse occurred, a Tasmanian court has heard.
A proposal to build an underground car park, apartments and retail spaces neighbouring the Macquarie Point stadium site "does not appear to align with the precinct plan", stadium developer says.
I've developed simple storage and cooking systems that keep food visible and fresh while ensuring I use things up. Here's how I make cooking for one feel more doable, affordable and lower-impact.
Dwayne Johnson and Sydneysider Catherine Lagaʻaia have walked the blue carpet at a special event in Sydney. They told ABC News why now is the perfect time for a live action Moana.
More than 250 buildings have been lost or damaged after the devastating double quake, president of the National Asembly Jorge Rodríguez says. Follow live.
A man who claims to have sustained injuries after falling over while using a toilet at sea says the ferry operator was negligent, the federal court has heard.
Tasmania is experiencing a whooping cough epidemic. It's one of the highly contagious diseases that can be prevented through vaccination, but like nationally, fewer Tasmanians are keeping up to date with their jabs…
A member of the Thriving Kids advisory panel has voiced concern about how the support program for children with autism and developmental delay is being rolled out.
Experts say it is a matter of when, not if, a deadly strain of bird flu reaches Tasmania, and popular marine visitor Neil the seal is not isolated from the threat, despite his relatively solo lifestyle.
Experts say Asia's decades-long experience fighting bird flu has shown there is no magic bullet and that fragmented responses to the disease will fail.
The Trump administration has been negotiating directly with Iran this week in an effort to reach a long-term peace agreement, but it has several hurdles to clear before it can better the deal the United States already…
If you haven't had the time to keep up with new music this year, we've got you covered. Find your new favourite album here.
From recently single, to expats, paid and free clubs designed to help adults make friends are attracting people from all walks of life. As Australians increasingly report feeling lonely, these are the people who are…
This week's news quiz features the usual assortment of political animals and regular animals, as well as other odd happenings from across the world.
At least 101 million Europeans were forecast to swelter in temperatures over 35 degrees on Thursday, with hundreds of people believed to have been killed by the heatwave.
Jorge Rodriguez, who heads Venezuela's national assembly, said at least 188 people had died, 1,520 people were injured and at least 250 buildings had been damaged or destroyed.
Parliament House has been Pauline's World lately but increased visibility comes with increased scrutiny and this week revealed that One Nation is not untouchable.
Tasmanian households and businesses with the state-owned electricity retailer will be paying more for power, after a price rise was approved by the economic regulator.
The Royal Society of Tasmania has owned an album of Owen Stanley's maritime artworks since 1900, but its delicate nature meant it could not be put on display. Now, the society is converting the album into a digital flip…
A proposal for Hobart's waterfront known as 'Regatta Quay' has been put forward by Councillor John Kelly, which would create 3,200 car parks and 220 apartments.
Tensions are rising between Vanuatu and France as they negotiate a sovereignty dispute over two volcanic islands, believed to be inhabited by a god.
The importation of nitrous oxide has exploded in the last decade. Nangs are increasingly being used by some to chase a high and causing significant damage.
Europe's record-breaking heatwave has highlighted its vulnerability to climate change. But countries could look to Australia's experience with scorching summers to learn valuable lessons.
Experts say the gambling industry is increasingly targeting women, and there are potential risks with a novelty bet.
Think you know your Mad Max from your Muriel's Wedding? Take our Australian film quiz to find out.
I've hated camping since I was a teenager, but embracing the spirit of Sweden's Allemansrätten — the right to camp wherever you like — changed everything.
France has confirmed its first case of Ebola, a doctor who had flown back from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Neil, an elephant seal well known to Tasmanians, has returned to land, with a new video showing him being coerced off a road for his own safety.
The Birdlife Tasmania chair says he fears seabirds circling fish farms in Storm Bay could spread bird flu.
Two women are alleged to have had trafficable quantities of meth and cocaine in their car when they evaded police upon exiting the Spirit of Tasmania ferry in Devonport.
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