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Australia is facing an abnormally late surge in influenza numbers this year, but the total amount of cases is predicted to be far fewer than in 2025.
Forty-two-year-old Dominic Alexander Carbonari appears in a Tasmanian court charged with the murder of a 48-year-old man in the state's north-west.
A major developer was disciplined. A media release was drafted. Then nothing. Why did NSW's building watchdog go quiet?
A judge has blocked any immediate efforts to destroy the Kennedy Center, after Donald Trump was photographed through the windows of Air Force One appearing to look at plans for the building's demolition.
One in 60 people in the Pacific nation now have the virus, prompting authorities to boost testing.
Oatlands sheep farmer Greg Wilson says in his 53 years of farming, he's never seen anything like it.
Councils and councillors have been in our feeds a lot lately — and not always for the best of reasons. Well brace yourself, they're about to be in the news a lot more with local government elections soon to take place…
Warwick Levy spent hours trying to get his brand's T-shirt designs removed from Temu as its reporting platform kept crashing.
In a speech to the Polish parliament, Donald Tusk says there is a "real risk" that Russian drones may fall on "the territory of one or several NATO countries on the eastern flank" and call it an accident.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed the prospect of Canada becoming the first "associate member" of the European Union, as the president of the European Parliament has hinted Australia and New Zealand could…
Britain's King Charles III has warned AI leaders of the "existential dangers" posed by the technology falling into the wrong hands while hosting the leaders from top artificial intelligence firms.
A fact-finding mission on Iran, backed by the United Nations, finds Iranian citizens have been caught between crimes against humanity by their own government and deadly conflict with the US and Israel.
A 42-year-old man has been charged with murder after allegedly assaulting a man at a house in Tasmania's north.
Tens of thousands of North Korean labourers working in Russia and China reportedly raised as much as $US800 million last year for Kim Jong Un's nuclear weapons program, helping Pyongyang evade UN sanctions.
New data shows Australia's population has grown by 1.4 per cent over the past year.
There are arguments for and against an interest rate rise in September but there are some very real ways Australia's economy is different to the United States.
Tasmanians who had rung Triple Zero were told there were no available ambulances nearly 17,000 times in 2025-26, new figures have revealed — around 46 times per day.
The ABC has rejected a finding by the media watchdog that a Four Corners program on the Australian War Memorial's redevelopment breached impartiality obligations.
A heritage-listed orchard on a university campus is helping to preserve a slice of Tasmania's apple history.
A Tasmanian woman has been banned from owning animals for seven years and received a fine after pleading guilty to two counts of animal cruelty. Her dog was rescued by the RSPCA last year severely emaciated.
A man who drove over a family's tent in a Tasmanian campground early on New Year's Day in 2022 has been jailed.
The leaked plans have sparked backlash from creatives and critics across the political spectrum.
A disability advocate says three men being left in a Tasmanian hospital for months because they can't secure extra NDIS support to manage at home is "inhumane and unfair".
Sleep scientist Dr Dean Miller explains how to have a healthy relationship with your sleep tracker and recover from bad sleep.
British backpackers are coming to Australia in record numbers, but as the government grapples with migration, there is a question about what Australia wants from its young British visitors.
Anthropic boss Dario Amodei says the artificial intelligence industry should slow development amid building pressure for improved oversight. While harming humans might not be the goal of AI, it could become a by-product…
North West Support Services' Neal Rodwell says he's 'gravely concerned' for the men, who have spent up to five months in hospital despite being 'okayed' to go home.
The fallout from Tasmania's parole board relying on case law that was "hallucinated" by AI in a high-profile case has sparked calls for resignations and the state's attorney-general demanding an explanation.
La Trobe University's Dr Geoff Dickson discusses Firmus' sponsorship of four Tasmanian sports teams and questions the effectiveness of 'sportswashing'.
A new landmark study finds nearly two-thirds of NT prisoners have a diagnosed mental illness. Calls are now growing for more specialised services to reduce reoffending.
An emeritus professor at the London School of Economics and former senior official at the Bank of England says the 70 years to 2020 were as good as things ever got, and there is little hope of returning there.
It's been 50 years since The Muppet Show hit TV screens around the world. For one Australian puppeteer, it was the adventure of a lifetime.
Tasmania's parole board has failed in a bid to keep in place a ban on a convicted murderer speaking to the media because its argument in the Supreme Court cited case law that was "hallucinated" by AI.
Tasmania ranks last in CommBank's State of the State economic report, a significant decline from four years ago when it repeatedly topped the ranking.
It is time for television's biggest night, the Emmy Awards. Emergency room drama The Pitt leads the pack with 25 nominations, while Hacks and newcomer Widow's Bay are going head-to-head for Best Comedy. Follow live.
An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.
Residents in Melbourne's outer west say services and infrastructure are struggling to keep up with population growth despite recent improvements.
Foreign Correspondent guest reporter Andrew Burke visits Venice to see whether this medieval wonder can survive rising sea levels.
The leaders of Sinn Féin, SNP and Plaid Cymru hold a joint press conference, days after US President Donald Trump said he backed Irish unity.
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