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Twenty-four years after the killing of a Canberra grandmother a discarded coffee cup on a east coast road trip led to the arrest and convictions of her killers.
Local shops are a distinctive feature of Canberra, but while some are thriving, others have fallen into disrepair and offer no sense of community for nearby residents.
Also known as mommymaxxing and mommaxxing — depending on which internet rabbit hole you're going down — mummymaxxing focuses on optimising motherhood, and experts warn it could be harmful.
Court documents have revealed what former Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell bought with funds he embezzled from the party over 12 years.
Sir Keir Starmer and the man who has essentially forced him to resign as prime minister, Andy Burnham, have held their first face-to-face meeting.
Australian vocalist, former Sherbert frontman and ARIA Hall of Fame inductee Daryl Braithwaite says he is stepping back from performing live.
A new owner has been confirmed for struggling A-League club the Central Coast Mariners, but it has only bought the men's team and the club's academy, leaving the future of the women's team in doubt.
The FIFA World Cup is well underway and it's starting to become clear which teams are progressing through to the next round of competition. But, Australia's fate still isn't sealed. Australia currently sitting second in…
With billions for health but limited funds for the state's regions, here are the 2026 NSW budget's winners and losers.
More than 2 million students across India have resat the country's highly competitive medical entrance exam after last month's test was cancelled amid allegations that questions had been leaked.
CNN reported that one of the notes claimed that the mother of NBC's Today show host, Savannah Guthrie, was dead, and those who kidnapped her did not mean to kill her, but she died shortly after her disappearance.
Cheryl van Wageningen was shocked to receive a letter revealing that not only was she Indigenous, but she had a brother and a sister.
KPMG chair Martin Sheppard and two audit partners are leaving the accounting and consulting giant in the wake of a scandal over misuse of confidential client information and the alleged mistreatment of a whistleblower.
A popular mayor but a virtual unknown on the global stage, Andy Burnham is poised to become Sir Keir Starmer's successor. Here's what that could look like.
Virgin Australia launches direct flights from Canberra to Bali, becoming the first Australian carrier to fly internationally out of the capital.
Authorities were worried about avian influenza coming in from the north, until the virus started moving across the Southern Ocean. Now infected birds have been found in Western Australia. Where else could birds carrying…
At least three people have been killed and another five injured in a rare school shooting incident in the central Philippines, according to police.
In a room in a glamorous Swiss resort, the United States delegation, Pakistani and Qatari officials were awaiting the arrival of the Iranian representatives. But as Tehran's men enter the room, they appear to notice the…
Dark Mofo's Nude Solstice Swim marks the festival end of Tasmania's fortnight-long winter event.
The annual awards show also introduced a new category honouring Australian sports journalists, named after legendary commentator Bruce McAvaney.
A record 2.7 tonnes of cocaine worth an estimated street value of $816 million has been seized at a semi-rural property in Greater Western Sydney.
12 young musicians including pianists, string players, saxophonists and more will compete in the live performance round for the ABC Young Performers Awards in August.
While Wall St was closed for a public holiday on Friday, global markets remain on edge as US-Iran peace talks falter. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
The government is preparing to push ahead with a watered-down version of recommendations from the landmark Murphy inquiry, which called for a comprehensive ban on gambling advertising.
From rug making in Morocco to small-town struggles in China, catch up on the films from the third week of the new season of Race Around The World.
Half of France is set to be placed on "red alert" as temperatures climb beyond 40 degrees Celsius across mainland Europe.
The environmental impact of a garment often depends on how many times it's worn. In a sense, every additional wear helps "offset" the garment's carbon footprint.
The fuel excise cut was due to stop at the end of the month but will continue to a lesser extent until August. Here's why.
In a bid for recognition, the Afghanistan women's cricket team will travel to England for the T20 World Cup — an event they cannot play in.
A first-of-its kind adoption centre is aiming to find permanent homes for small animals used in scientific research.
For decades the Islamic republic has been using its "main enemy" America to distract from its repressive regime, analysts say. But the recent truce with Donald Trump could change that.
Nine people are in a critical condition after a collision between two passenger trains in central England.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declares a state of emergency across the country, after more than six weeks of protests and road blockades.
A woman has been killed and nearly 1,700 tourists evacuated due to a large fire at a hotel in the Dominican beach resort town of Bayahibe.
Traditional owner Alwyn Lyall says he felt "extremely upset and humiliated" when police asked him to leave Australia Zoo, where he was trying to see a crocodile he says was "wrongfully arrested" and taken from the wild.
Does "bliss" — big lasting state support for financial entities deemed too big to fail — make the stock market a one-way bet?
The US vice-president takes public aim at Israel with a series of comments Washington watchers say are "unprecedented".
Even if you're short on outdoor space, there are ways to grow your own food at home. Here's what the experts recommend.
A Canberra man has been spared jail after being found guilty of negligent driving causing the death of motorcyclist and father of four Craig O'Neill in a crash two years ago.
Commentators are writing off Australia in Saturday's early morning clash against the US. Was the Socceroos' win against Türkiye a fluke or was the way the game went part of coach Tony Popovic's plan? We take a closer…
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