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The ACT government committed to being part of a national gun buyback scheme in the wake of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, but until now it has remained in negotiation with the federal government over how it would be…
Nathan Beard captured a private moment while visiting his beloved aunt in Thailand earlier this year. She died before he this week won the National Photographic Prize.
Health and emergency services have issued a warning about the presence of potentially lethal drugs circulating in the territory.
A senior Australian Federal Police detective who admitted to lying under oath about evidence seized during a criminal investigation will spend four months behind bars.
Mobile phones behave like "biological magnets", with thousands of micro-organisms living on their surface, experts say. Here's how to keep them clean.
Origin Energy says as many as 60 customers had their full bank account numbers accessed by a hacker in July, but customer data has not been leaked or disclosed publicly.
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church says it did not pay or coordinate with far-right influencers to harass and intimidate candidates during last year's federal election, following allegations published in Nine…
Family lawyers say a High Court decision to admit a secret recording of a man admitting he had raped his wife while she slept, could open the door to secret recordings by victims of serious crime being more readily…
As the US crosses the $40 trillion mark it's easy to look at dollar signs but ratio to GDP is more relevant, writes Ian Verrender.
Former political staffer Fiona Brown has received $1.48 million in a settlement from the Commonwealth over claims she was made a scapegoat in the fallout from Brittany Higgins's rape allegation.
Harry, the younger son of King Charles, and his wife, Meghan, intend to relocate from the US to a private, non-royal residence outside London, according to British media.
Locals say the company behind the proposal failed to answer questions about noise and light pollution, and bushfire safety.
Three ships travelling through the contested Strait of Hormuz have been hit in recent days, according to British maritime officials, with casualties reported.
The occupants of the Dunlop house in Canberra's Belconnen district included a young girl and her cat.
The court heard Bradley John Wilson wanted to "exact retribution" on the victim when he used a home-made shotgun to shoot him at close range in March last year, seriously injuring his face and shoulder.
Quest says the compromised data includes customers' full names, email addresses and other contact details.
Ten-year-old Lyndel Ningella is found safe and well after police expressed welfare concerns for her and issued an appeal for help to find her.
ACT and New South Wales police use cross-border operations to put domestic and family violence offenders "on notice", with 15 arrests made in the territory and hundreds more across the state.
The battle was fought in a rubber plantation called Long Tan and was one of the most significant engagements fought by Australians during the war, but many still feel like they are still not recognised 60 years on.
The actress, who died on Sunday aged 36, spoke openly about the hardships she experienced throughout her decades in the spotlight.
The investigation into last month's breach reveals a link to a former Accenture employee in the Philippines.
Together, these Youtubers boast more than 84 million subscribers worldwide. Now they're being recognised for their impact on Australian culture.
Noodles are a budget-friendly, filling and versatile base for meals. We've got four easy recipes that make the most of them, to add to your weeknight rotation.
An 18-year-old man accused of kicking to young boys in an unprovoked attack at a Canberra shopping centre has been refused bail.
Hayden Panettiere, star of popular television series including Heroes and Nashville, has died. She was 36.
An ABC review of sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal's use of anonymous interviewees find three more episodes of concern from Four Corners and Background Briefing.
Adjunct Professor of Economics Gordon de Brouwer will be the ANU's 14th chancellor in its 80-year history when he takes up the role on August 19.
Artist Stephen Corsini has been attending Canberra's Hands On Studio for 30 years. He hopes his portrait of Australia's first female prime minister will one day hang in Parliament House.
Increasing numbers of midlife women are turning to alcohol to soothe the negative effects of perimenopause but it might be worsening their symptoms.
Neurodivergent support organisations welcome the creation of a dedicated autism and neurodiversity portfolio in the ACT government, but say the government needs to work alongside neurodivergent Canberrans to improve…
Jason Arday, who resigned from the University of Cambridge last week amid a high-profile plagiarism storm that featured racism claims, has been found dead.
A landmark court ruling casts doubt over Gold Coast high-rise approvals, finding luxury apartments cannot justify exceeding height limits on the basis of "housing choice and affordability".
US President Donald Trump says he will soon declare the Strait of Hormuz a US territory, escalating his rhetoric over the vital waterway that carries a significant share of global oil supplies.
Premier Roger Cook said "east coast clowns" attacked Western Australia's federal GST deal. It set alarm bells ringing in WA government offices, literally, as state political reporter Keane Bourke witnessed.
Bishop Christopher Saunders remains one of the most senior Catholic clergymen, despite being convicted this week of multiple counts of sexual assault.This is how his downfall unfolded.
Each question in the ABC 50/50 quiz has only two options: one is right, the other is wrong. You have an even chance of fluking a correct guess.
Former and current Catholic priests praise the courage of victims while condemning the actions of Christopher Saunders, who was found guilty this week of sexually abusing young men.
Torrential downpours late on Thursday left thousands of travellers stranded at one of Tokyo's main airports while triggering landslide warnings and power outages.
A woman recruited by former Wagga MP Daryl Maguire to participate in a fraudulent visa scheme has received a prison sentence of almost three years, but will not go to jail.
Professor Rebekah Brown says the Australian National University has too few students and she's looking to change that.
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