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A Russian strike on the Ukraine-Poland border just missed a train carrying diplomats, including former British prime minister Boris Johnson and former Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt.
Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels capture more key islands in the Red Sea, strengthening their control of a major maritime shipping route, according to officials.
Israel's upcoming election could be one of the most consequential in the country's history, with Benjamin Netanyahu's own former military chief firming as the favourite to oust the prime minister from office.
The arrival of Hull 096 in Uruguay marks the end of a years-long journey to build and deliver the world’s largest battery-electric vehicle.
A plan to build a 280-turbine wind farm on public land on Tasmania's west coast is being touted as an economic boom, but it's also stoking fears for native wildlife.
In both Liberal and Labor research on how to meet the growing electoral threat from One Nation, one piece of advice does not change.
After a week of warnings from inside the artificial intelligence industry, its leaders are calling for scrutiny on development. But who has the power to make restraint work in a competitive world?
Pensioners will be hit hard by the federal government's controversial private health insurance rebate changes, with new analysis revealing that about half of the $3 billion in forecast savings will be clawed back from…
Despite snapping a finals drought with an elimination-final victory, the Crows have once again endured a brutal semi-final loss.
This year's meeting of leaders from Brazil, Russia, India and China resulted in some major trade wins, a chance to negotiate on the Middle East war and an image that hints at the summit's growing global influence.
Competition in the mortgage market is heating up as banks compete for fewer customers by cutting home loan rates, while economists expect the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates.
US President Donald Trump has vowed to pay a dividend if the Republican Party keeps control of Congress after mid-term elections.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha warns that war is 'knocking' at Europe's door after fresh Russian strikes in the small town of Yahodyn, just 2km from the Polish border.
The passenger ship, carrying 243 people, had departed from Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city in East Java, and was bound for Banjarmasin in Kalimantan.
Some culturally diverse voters might understand her stance on immigration, but want Pauline Hanson to clarify her position on migrants before they support her party.
Anthony Albanese has fiercely defended his late mother against criticism by Pauline Hanson, who has been called on to apologise for her remarks.
A volunteer group is desperate to keep its headquarters at the decommissioned Karoola fire station, near Launceston, but the Tasmanian government has other ideas.
Older Tasmanians and those least familiar with digital services will likely be impacted by a state government proposal to reduce the contact hours at five regional Service Tasmania centres, a mayor says.
Agents being tested by OpenAI uploaded hundreds of malicious packages to RubyGems in May, researchers have revealed.
The cemetery that rivals many Sydney suburbs in size marks its 159-year history this weekend, hosting the graves of 140 religions in 250 different languages, but space is at a premium.
Drones launched from Iraq have hit a major Saudi oil pipeline and led to its closure, as Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels capture a strategic island at the southern entrance to the Red Sea.
After answering a newspaper ad in the 70s, Hobart's Gavin Merrington has travelled the world, visiting and preserving stained glass works. After 48 years, he's hanging up his hat with one last project.
Businesses have been hit with hefty bill increases by Tasmania's water provider, leaving some wondering if they can remain open.
A new water recycling plant in Central NSW can process '16 times' more efficiently than existing systems, its inventor says.
Mexican authorities tell a court in Ensenada of the grim clues that led to the remains of Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad being found.
People who lead us in public life can often sound like one of those dead-eyed "large language models" many are so worried about.
Nepal says nearly $7 billion is needed for it to recover from the deadly August 26 floods, arguing wealthier countries should treat the climate change-fuelled disaster as a "shared responsibility".
Norway's Princess Astrid, an older sister of the late king Harald, died on Friday at the age of 94, two days after the King's funeral.
Global interest rate hikes are predicted as oil prices spark inflation fears.
Authorities are trying to determine whether any foreigners were on board the ferry, which is afloat off the town of Coron, known for its diving sites and island-hopping attractions.
AI has made the race to publish mathematical breakthroughs pointless, according to the Australian at the centre of an controversy this week involving one of the world's top AI companies.
Clarence High School principal Nick Dodd and Real Schools chief executive Adam Voight explain how they turned the school's NAPLAN results, attendance and expulsions around.
US Vice-President JD Vance gives a keynote address at the Republicans' midterm conventions, in what will inevitably be seen as an early pitch to become Donald Trump's successor.
An upcoming proposal to mine millions of tonnes of sand for export from Tasmania's largest farm triggers concern from Aboriginal groups.
Authorities have been investigating a spate of fires spanning the region from Ulverstone to Perth in northern Tasmania. They have now charged a man in relation to 11 of them.
30 years ago in the wake of the Port Arthur massacre, Tasmania's leaders across the political divide stood united to toughen gun laws. Three decades on, following calls to again tighten laws post the Bondi shootings…
Fears are mounting for the future of a 153-year-old country show which, after cancelling its last three events, is now at risk of having its charity status revoked.
There will not be a cap on the number of guns a person can own in Tasmania, after the lower house voted not to amend the state government's firearms reform legislation.
Tasmania's forest practices regulator says it will review how it conducts investigations into suspected land-clearing breaches after a protest by farmers in Hobart.
The fire service confirms the blaze that gutted the Tungatinah Power Station last week began on the assembly bay floor and was accidental.
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