International headlines, diplomacy, conflict, climate, and events shaping communities around the world.
To Kalkarindji Gurindji traditional owner and elder Rob Roy, the Wave Hill Walk-Off is one of the most important turning points in Australian history, which ultimately returned his land, and more than half of the Northern Territory, to Aboriginal people.
The ETU accuses BHP of illegally removing elected representatives at the miner's Port Hedland operations, while the mining giant claims the union's representatives were acting aggressively towards a female staffer.
Bugs bassist Jordan Brunoli is focused on making the most of his life right now after being told by his doctor he only has a few months left to live.
The suspect, Jessica Bowie, 35, was arrested on charges of providing material support for 'terrorism'.
What does rebuilding look like for families after war? Al Jazeera’s Hannah Raslan reports from Syria.
New York mayor challenges $10,000 bonus law, citing conflict with collective bargaining rules.
Scientists are working to determine the full range of the ancient and elusive creatures that have lain hidden for 150 million-odd years.
Cases of animal cruelty in the Kimberley have jumped 25 per cent which animal advocates say is linked to owners' financial stress.
Jacqui Lambie's emotional moment in the Senate taps into veteran fury over a government change to healthcare access.
An inquest hears details about the family life of an Indigenous boy who died sleeping in a skip bin in SA. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family.
Two-time Commonwealth Games medallist Maeve Plouffe describes her close call with a car while riding in the Tour of Britain.
The body of 18-year-old Lily Hooper was located about 11:30am on Thursday, but rough terrain had made the retrieval process difficult.
The US is urging allies to join it in a bid to "collapse" Iran's economy to end the Middle East conflict. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Carlos Alcaraz is set to end four months of injury torment at Flushing Meadows and he could win a record-breaking amount of money at the end of the tournament.
Former leader was escorted from Adiala jail to Shifa International Hospital, following court order, local media reports.
Sales by a WA auctioneer of Nazi memorabilia are raising questions about whether hate laws passed by the federal parliament in 2024 are actually effective.
The PM says his appearance on an episode of the Bush Deep podcast, which attracted criticism over his comments on Kylie Minogue and his melon gaffe, was "an error". Follow live.
The NSW government will no longer report individual cases of H5 bird flu as the deadly disease continues to spread.
Investigators have established a crime scene at a caravan park in Campbellfield after a person died in a fire early this morning.
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 considered by courts.
Sydney Swans senior coach Dean Cox and captain Callum Mills will face the media this morning as the team prepares to continue with its AFL season amid an unfolding scandal.
Winter cricket continues in the Top End, with Australia looking for a big response in the second Test against Bangladesh in Mackay.
An exotic wildlife carer is concerned aircraft noise from the soon to open Western Sydney International Airport could impact the wellbeing of her retired circus animals and nearby native species.
US economic restrictions have strained the island's already fragile economy, prompting blackouts and medical shortages.
At least 13 people have been killed and seven others injured in an unlicensed gold mine in southwest Colombia.
Farmers and conservationists are uniting in their calls to scrap the Queensland parliament's controversial critical minerals bill after it was handed down with no amendments.
Delays at the pointy end of the Northern Territory's justice system have hit record highs, with the average time for criminal cases to progress to trial now at 476 days.
Swans chairperson Andrew Pridham claims his players have "complete respect for women", but the week's events call for a reckoning with AFL culture.
A protest organised by hundreds of Tibetans in New Delhi led many exiles to shave their heads.
Heartbreak, loss on Lebanon’s front lines, the story of a first responder