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Housing affordability has fallen to the lowest rate on record, with households earning a typical income only able to afford around one in every 10 properties sold across the country in the last financial year.
War veteran Loretta Thornton's Tennessee home offered such tranquillity, she named it 'Serenity'. Then, America's largest data centre moved in on her doorstep.
Here’s what we know about the infection risk at petting zoos, and what parents can do to help keep their children safe.
Argentine President Javier Milei escalates his country's dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, vowing new measures to halt an oil project near the British-controlled archipelago.
Prosecutors allege the Tates recruited their victims by seducing them before forcing them to produce pornographic content for a webcam business.
The central bank of the Netherlands has moved dozens of tonnes of its gold out of the United States and Canada to boost the country's "crisis preparedness" amid "increasing geopolitical unrest".
A candidate for One Nation at the upcoming Victorian election has pleaded guilty to health code breaches in court.
Julianne Williams sued the ACT government for damages after a court found the illegal strip search breached her human rights.
Police say a second cyclist who was left in a critical condition after a car "ploughed" into a group of riders last week has now died in hospital.
The idea for St Clare's College to start taking in boys has led to opposition from some students and parents, but those behind the idea say it's necessary due to the lack of space for a new school in the ACT.
Gloria Steinem was a trailblazing figure in women's liberation with words and impact that echoed across the globe.
Without whistleblowers, Australians would be kept in the dark about major corporate scandals, but evidence suggests the experience of raising alarm bells can destroy their lives.
For the average Australian, just where we are economically is, at best, confusing; at worst, alarming.
Rasik Maharjan is behind the camera during one of the most difficult disasters he has had to capture on film. The job is taking an emotional toll.
Israel's far-right national security minister deletes two videos that were criticised for promoting the poor treatment of Palestinian prisoners.
Property price declines of 7 per cent will not solve Australia's housing affordability issues, NAB chief economist says.
The states and territories set the stage for a showdown with the Commonwealth over its proposed changes to private health insurance rebates.
Each year, the Ig Nobel prizes celebrate research that makes you laugh, then makes you think. This year's winners include an "underwear index", a cumbersome kissing definition and why we want friends that will happily…
The federal government is preventing new enrolments in a graduate diploma it fears is being used by non-genuine international students to switch courses and prolong their stay in Australia.
The El Niño weather phenomenon is set to intensify further into 2027 and could be the strongest ever, says the World Meteorological Organization.
With her trademark streaked hair parted down the middle and large aviator glasses, Steinem, a co-founder of Ms. Magazine, was a hugely recognisable presence wherever she went.
A teacher's union has fired back, labelling the remarks a "malevolent mischaracterisation" that is "fundamentally incorrect".
Locals fear the closure of another smelter in Tasmania will be disastrous for the economy as anger brews over the federal government's failure to offer a bailout.
Zachery James Hook pleaded guilty in June to making a Nazi salute in public and behaving offensively on Commonwealth premises.
Edge Early Learning has announced it will permanently close its Charnwood centre, telling parents it would struggle to reopen after a three-month suspension imposed by the ACT's childcare regulator.
Defence Minister Richard Marles has met with his US counterpart in Washington DC to discuss an expansion of the US military presence at Australian military bases.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth thanks Australia for its ongoing friendship and the need to "ensure our capabilities match and are complementary". Follow live.
A survey of about 400 teachers finds classroom disruption has a significant negative effect on the health of teachers, with female teachers the most affected.
A UN report warns the world is likely to overshoot warming of 1.5C as world leaders shun Australia's pre-COP talks in Fiji.
A man who slipped near a wet floor sign at a Canberra McDonald's is awarded nearly $15,000 in compensation, after initially seeking millions.
A man who murdered his colleague at Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium has had three and a half years shaved off his 30-year sentence after an appeal.
Some of those killed by Nepal's devastating flood have been found more than 100 kilometres downstream from the disaster zone. Correspondent Natalie Whiting says authorities are working to identify the remains and…
Local Iraqi authorities say they have finishing interrogating more than 5,700 prisoners transferred from Syria earlier this year.
A First Nations former detainee is suing the ACT government after her human rights were breached when she was illegally strip-searched while being held in remand at Canberra's jail.
A pontoon turned white from bird droppings and the potential for exposure through untreated drinking water are among the issues concerning the Port MacDonnell community in south-east SA.
Batteries have been hailed as an antidote to price pain but strange charging behaviour in WA has pushed the market higher. Now the regulator is preparing to intervene.
Naomi Osaka unveils another stunning walk-on outfit at the US Open, before paying tribute to legendary NBA player Allen Iverson.
A newly released Supreme Court judgment found the man's employer failed to cover up the skylight and then denied the accident had occurred.
The regulator has slapped down a bid by Australia's biggest transmission company to pass a billion-dollar bill on to consumers for a bungled high-voltage power line.
The price of phones, laptops and game consoles are rising thanks to a global shortage of their most important part.
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