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Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebel group sign new roadmap to peace in Qatar
At the ceremony, Qatar's chief negotiator Mohammed Al-Khulaifi called the agreement "historic", adding that mediators would continue efforts to achieve peace on the ground.
Pope Leo XIV urges Hollywood actors to resist algorithms and save neighbourhood cinemas
Pope Leo XIV tells a group of leading Hollywood actors and filmmakers during an audience at the Vatican that more should be done to protect struggling neighbourhood cinemas, to preserve the shared...
What Australia can learn from China to become the world's 'cleaner' rare earth refiner
As Australia races to scale up refining of rare earths, a thorny question looms: where does all the toxic wastewater go?
US President Donald Trump says he plans to sue BBC for up to $US5 billion over documentary edit
The US president added that he also planned to raise the issue with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg named SA's Australian of the Year
When Katherine Bennell-Pegg was growing up, she was "mesmerised by the stars" — an enthusiasm that motivated her to pursue astronaut training, and has now secured an honour of a different kind.
Guy Sebastian's new album looks back on remarkable career
Guy Sebastian looks back on the good fortune he has enjoyed in his music career, with the release of his 10th studio album, 100 Times Around the Sun.
Police to patrol Melbourne shopping centres in 90-day youth crime prevention trial
Victoria's police chief commissioner says groups of protective services officers and police officers will start patrolling shopping precincts before Christmas in an effort to reduce crime.
Health star ratings likely to become mandatory as food industry misses 70pc target
Health ministers will meet next year and decide whether or not to make the system mandatory for all packaged food, something public health experts say is overdue.
Federal government's homebuyer scheme helps young couple enter Brisbane property market as unit prices soar
A young couple bought a one-bedroom unit in inner-Brisbane using the government’s 5 per cent deposit scheme. Around the same time, a two-bedroom brick walk-up in the same suburb sold for just over...
Liz Stringer raises money for housing charities on huge tour
The renowned singer-songwriter is on the road in support of her eighth album. Now, more than ever, she knows how to focus on what matters.
Man jailed for stealing signed print of Banksy's Girl with Balloon painting worth $544,000
The Grove Gallery in London was showcasing a collection of 13 Banksy pieces worth about £1.5 million ($3 million) when the iconic print was stolen.
The Veronicas and Katy Perry songs behind Carlton and Hawthorn's finals campaigns
Before each game, the sides will blast a song to get their energy up, each emblematic of their seasons.
Jeffrey Epstein emails show he kept tabs on Donald Trump for years
A trove of Jeffrey Epstein emails released this week reveals his preoccupation with US President Donald Trump in the years before Epstein's death.
Man charged after pregnant woman struck by car and killed in Sydney
A 33-year-old woman and her unborn baby have died after being hit by a car that had been involved in a crash with another vehicle at the entrance of a car park in Hornsby.
Trial of Rajwinder Singh, charged with murder of Far North Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley, concludes first week
Former Innisfail nurse Rajwinder Singh, 41, is standing trial over the 24-year-old's 2018 murder.
Restaurant business booms as monsoon rains cause river to flood in Thailand
Fish are not just on the menu in this Thai restaurant — they are also swimming around the tables and bringing in diners happy to sit in waist-deep river water while enjoying their meals.
Court finds 'pollutant' BHP liable over deadly Brazilian dam collapse
A British court has ruled mining giant BHP liable for a deadly dam collapse in Brazil a decade ago, which sparked one of the world's largest environmental disasters on record.
Dolly Parton heads to Australian desert in unique exhibit celebrating rising art star Kaylene Whiskey
Dolly Parton has never stepped foot on the dry red dirt of Indulkana in remote South Australia, but she is a frequent visitor in the art of Kaylene Whisky, which celebrates sisterhood and strong women.
Amyl and the Sniffers shout Melbourne live music venues $35k in free drinks after gig cancelled
After their homecoming Fed Square gig was cancelled over security fears, Amyl and the Sniffers put $5,000 behind the bar at seven live music venues around Melbourne.
More than a month into the Israel-Gaza ceasefire, here is what has changed
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza has now been in place for five weeks. Here is what has changed, what has not, and where things currently stand.
First school reopens as risk from asbestos exposure deemed 'extremely low'
Seventeen schools were shut down on Friday after concerns about asbestos exposure. The reopening of one of the schools has been fast-tracked.
Explosion inside India-controlled Kashmir police station kills nine people, injures dozens
At least nine people are dead and dozens are injured after a cache of confiscated explosives detonates inside a police station in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
A Great Act of Love by Heather Rose delves into her family's convict history
In A Great Act of Love, the award-winning author interweaves a surprising chapter of Tasmanian history with the story of her ancestor who was transported to Van Diemen's Land in the 1800s.
Hospitality group Norths Collective looking to offload Far North Coast clubs
Sydney-based Norths Collective looks to offload two Far North Coast sporting clubs to cap losses and pay down debt of about $30 million.
Former Katter's Australian Party MP Nick Dametto ahead in early count for Townsville mayoral by-election
Eight candidates are vying for the top role, including the city's former mayor, Troy Thompson.
Mona has lost $408 million since it opened in Tasmania but founder David Walsh doesn't mind
Hobart's landmark Museum of Old and New Art has racked up a staggering amount in losses since it opened in 2011, but founder David Walsh is still building.
Donald Trump seeks probe of Epstein ties to JP Morgan, Bill Clinton and other prominent Democrats
The request comes two days after thousands of documents were released that raised new questions about Mr Trump's relationship with Epstein.
Financial markets meltdown fears spread as US interest rate cut hopes fade
Markets are heading south over fears about the US economy and interest rates not falling. Analysts fear mortgage holders and superannuates are in the firing line.
Andrew Forrest is betting on renewable energy in Queensland's coal heartland
At a wind farm in central Queensland, the billionaire backer and the local boilermaker offer a glimpse into how the energy transition is reshaping regional communities.
The Paris conundrum at the heart of the Coalition's net zero backflip
Liberal shadow cabinet members landed on a plan that has left many inside and outside the party bewildered and confused.
Donald Trump signs order to drop tariffs on hundreds of foods, including beef
Hundreds of food products, including beef and oranges, are now exempted from US trade tariffs, according to an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Friday.
Ewens Ponds set to reopen for public snorkelling after environmental concerns prompted closure
A date is set for snorkellers to return Ewens Ponds on South Australia's Limestone Coast, after low water flows caused its closure to the public.
Here's how Japan's PM found herself in a diplomatic spat with China over Taiwan
Sanae Takaichi has been in the top job for less than a month, but her comments detailing what Japan could do if China invaded Taiwan has sparked a diplomatic war.
ABC Quote Quiz: The 'unofficial uniform' of Oasis, a Louvre heist cult hero, angry AFL fans and fruit shaped like body parts
They said it, we published it. Can you decipher it? See if you can work out who said what, and why.
Three NT residents charged with fraud over alleged $71 million Defence contract scheme
The AFP has raided homes and businesses across Darwin after a tip-off that a Defence employee, his wife, and a director of a building firm were allegedly involved in a fraudulent scheme to steer...
Melbourne comes back to beat Adelaide in AFLW semifinal, Carlton advances with Hawthorn demolition
Melbourne is through to the AFLW preliminary finals as Kate Hore inspires the Demons to a comeback win over Adelaide, while Carlton demolishes a depleted Hawthorn.
The 'gun' shearer still setting a cracking pace at 85
Australian shearing legend John Harris has returned to a central Victorian woolshed for the 75th year.
Cell Block Studios preserves history of Old Geraldton Gaol as a hub for local artists
Once a place of punishment, Old Geraldton Gaol is now a site of creativity after being saved from demolition by a group of local artists.
As the social media ban sets in, how do you decide what TV to let your kids watch?
We have navigated this new path of "what to watch/what to censor/what to allow" with stumbling footsteps. I'd love to tell you we have been perfectly consistent. We have not.
Urgent review of Federation Square security ordered after Amyl and the Sniffers concert cancelled
The operators of Federation Square promise an urgent security review after locked-out attendees broke through fences at the free concert, but say the band's fan base is not to blame.
Josh Hazlewood ruled out of Ashes opener in Perth in blow to Australia's hopes against England
Australian quick Josh Hazlewood is ruled out of the opening Ashes Test match against England in Perth with a hamstring injury.
Hair loss drug finasteride causing psychological side effects in some men
A vocal minority of finasteride users speak out about the long-lasting mental side effects of the hair loss drug, as telehealth ads for the medication surge on social media.
Wallabies vow to bounce back in Ireland Test as spring tour continues in Dublin
Hit hard by last weekend's loss to Italy, the Wallabies are desperate to rebound when they face Ireland in Dublin on Sunday morning.
Rapist Chao Xu jailed for life in United Kingdom as police continue to investigate him
Police are continuing to investigate to see if other victims of Chao Xu can be identified across two countries.
Queensland GPs to be able to diagnose adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder from December 1
From December 1, specialist general practitioners will have the ability to diagnose adults with ADHD and prescribe medication, in an Australian first.
NT's high rates of diabetes and amputations highlighted by territory health professionals on World Diabetes Day
The Northern Territory has some of the highest rates of diabetes globally, with health professionals warning that the cost of living is making it harder for those living in remote communities to...
Nationals leader happy to let Liberals 'dream' of net zero in Coalition deal on climate
The Nationals will be meeting with the Liberals on Sunday to sign off on a climate policy.
England completes sole Ashes warm-up match with flurry of runs to Ollie Pope, Joe Root
Ollie Pope tunes up for the first Ashes Test with hard-hitting knocks of 100 and 90 in England's only warm-up match at Lilac Hill.
Socceroos fall to disjointed 1-0 loss to Venezuela in Houston
Australia's hopes of a favourable draw for next year's World Cup take a hit with a disappointing 1-0 loss to Venezuela in Texas.
Trump's BBC and Epstein sagas dominate attention as international relations are rewritten
As what's happening in Trump's America dominates our attention there is a lot going on, mostly involving everyone else around the world refashioning their politics in an environment that has never...
Fuss-free sticky beef and noodles for busy weeknights
This tasty, nourishing dish requires minimal prep and is quick and easy to throw together.
Coloured sand linked to asbestos contamination scare found at over 100 SA sites
Coloured sand products linked to an asbestos contamination scare have so far been identified at more than 100 sites in South Australia following checks at schools and preschools, the state's...
Video games are not banned at this Japanese high school, they are part of the curriculum
Japan's education system is renowned for its rigidity. But one school is providing an alternative, blending typical education classes with intensive video game training.
Nearly half of women enrolled in Queensland homebirth program transferred to hospital, report finds
The homebirth program was launched at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital in July 2024, with 74 women enrolled in the service in its first 12 months.
Chinese police offer cash bounty for information that helps arrest Taiwanese influencers Wen Tzu-yu and Chen Po-yuan
The pair are accused of spreading "anti-China" content after releasing a documentary last year, which detailed Beijing's attempts at using influencers to court public support for unification.
ASX drops sharply after Wall Street tumbles, TPG Telecom plummets — as it happened
The ASX falls steeply in response to a sharp drop on Wall Street overnight, which was led by a big decline in tech stocks. TPG Telecom plunged 32 per cent after the stock traded without rights to...
Liberal plan to put public money into coal and gas may do little to help prices or emissions
Energy experts have cast doubt over the Liberal Party's central claim that it can bring down power prices by backing coal and gas, while questioning how the party plans to actually reduce emissions.
Trump has floated a 50-year mortgage to help first-time buyers. Could it work?
The average first-time home buyer in the US is older than ever, but a new proposal could leave them paying off a mortgage until old age.
Free concert in Melbourne CBD cancelled after overcrowding and safety concerns
A free concert scheduled in Melbourne's Fed Square was cancelled at the last minute on Friday night, with organisers citing overcrowding.
Victoria's treaty is here. What does it mean? And is one coming to my state?
Hundreds of treaties exist between First Nations people and governments around the world. One state in Australia just became one of them.
APY Art Centre Collective sues The Australian's publisher for defamation seeking $4.4m payout
The truth behind claims of "white hands on black art" will be tested in the SA Supreme Court as one of the country's best-known Aboriginal art groups sues Rupert Murdoch's national masthead for defamation.
Australian artist Lynette Wallworth travels to the Amazon to explore psychedelics and death
Australian filmmaker Lynette Wallworth accompanies two palliative care doctors researching psilocybin use deep into the Amazon jungle to see if it can change the end-of-life experience for...
Federal politics: Malcolm Turnbull says Liberals have 'memory of goldfish and diet of piranhas' on net zero — as it happened
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says the Liberals have the "memory of goldfish and diet of piranhas" after dumping net zero by 2050.
Despondent Liberal moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats after net zero scrapped
While many Liberals who wanted to keep net zero say they are happy with the position the party has taken, some despondent moderates fear electoral oblivion in metropolitan seats.
Liberals deliver slap in the face to voters by dumping net zero
The Liberal conservatives' success in forcing their party to dump its commitment to the net zero emissions reduction target has been a triumph of ideology over pragmatism.
Have you spotted a 'smiley' graffiti around Tasmania? This is who spray-paints most of them
Ever noticed the hundreds of smiley faces graffitied on buildings, the back of road signs, guardrails and bridges around Tasmania? The artist says the world needs more joy.
The minimal-effort herbs and edible plants that produce for years
Fresh herbs can be expensive at the supermarket, but many perennial varieties are cheap and easy to grow at home.
Perth family still don't know if father's death was linked to Optus Triple Zero outage
The family of a Perth man whose death was tied to the Optus Triple Zero outage claims authorities left them in the dark for weeks and are still unsure how his death was connected to the telco failure.
'Swarm' of fossil fuel lobbyists coming to COP31, former SA premier warns
Former South Australian premier Mike Rann has sharply criticised the gas industry and warned that "battalions" of fossil fuel lobbyists will be descending on next year's UN climate summit to...
Push to return 130GL of water to Murray-Darling Basin sparks backlash
More water rights in the Murray-Darling Basin will be purchased from farmers and irrigators in a renewed push by the federal government to return 450 gigalitres of water to the environment.
Ley's net zero decision may bring her extra time as leader, but at what cost?
Ley's decision may have brought her extra time as leader. The question will be at what cost.
Liberal Party formally abandons net zero by 2050 climate target
The decision brings the party closer to the Nationals, which ditched its support for the target earlier this month amid internal turmoil over the Coalition's policy.
Documentary follows William Corlett's week-long 500km Blue Mountains run
A documentary following a young man's epic 500-kilometre run over seven days is nominated for awards at six international film festivals.
What we know about the ties between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein
Years-old emails from Jeffrey Epstein mentioning Donald Trump have been released, raising new questions about the extent of their relationship. Here's what we know about the ties between them.
AC/DC concert shakes Melbourne all night long with low-level seismology recordings
Rock royalty AC/DC power up the earthshaking riffs at the MCG, rattling Melbourne with low-level seismic recordings.
More players involved in Shield, First Guardian collapses face ASIC legal action
Corporate watchdog ASIC is suing several players involved in the collapses of Shield and/or First Guardian, which led to Australians losing more than $1 billion of their retirement savings.
Trump signs bill to end longest government shutdown in US history
President Donald Trump has signed a bill ending the longest government shutdown in US history.
Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, advocate for opera for all, on her first Australian tour
Joyce DiDonato is one of opera's most in-demand mezzo-sopranos. She shares her passion for inclusivity and advocacy ahead of her first Australian tour.
PR campaign to relocate Melbourne sculpture to Mildura 'profoundly silly' says artist
The artist whose sculpture headlines a regional Victorian tourism campaign says it's a "beat up to get publicity".
How Fully Sikh author Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa's life was shaped by slam poetry
This year, Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa earned an Order of Australia medal and published her first book, Fully Sikh, all while running an indie theatre in Perth.
Jeffrey Epstein mentioned Donald Trump in several newly released emails. This is what he said
Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is pushed back into the spotlight after he was named in several years-old emails unearthed by a congressional committee investigation.
Two eight-year-old girls with nowhere to go highlight Kununurra's social issues
With young people in Kununurra making news for the wrong reasons over the last month, a police patrol shows the stark reality for children on the streets.
Country SA heavy metal band KNAW travels 800km for 40-minute gig
Heavy metal band KNAW dream of playing festivals one day. The problem is they are the only band of their kind around for hundreds of kilometres.
Liberals want to ditch net zero but IEA report says it's cheaper and cleaner
The most authoritative snapshot of where the global energy transition is going has just been released at a most opportune moment for any politician weighing which direction Australia should pursue.
Ley to announce final position on net zero after Liberals clear path to dump target
Months of bitter infighting between Liberals over the party's climate policy could be drawing to a close, with MPs paving the way for net zero to be formally abandoned at a shadow ministry meeting...
National mental health agreement failing, Productivity Commission finds
A scathing Productivity Commission review concludes that Australia's mental health system is failing and needs a rewrite, while warning that 500,000 Australians are unable to access the care that...
Gold Coast to host AACTA awards, festival through to 2028
An Australian film and television awards ceremony that has attracted Hollywood heavyweights, including Margot Robbie, will be held in Queensland until 2028.
Can we tackle climate change without net zero? Here's what it really means
The Liberal shadow ministry has agreed to dump net zero by 2050 from the party’s platform. Here's what that term actually means.
Japanese ambassador calls for security 'triangle' with Australia, US
Japan's ambassador to Australia calls for the two countries to form an "equilateral" security triangle with the United States, while championing the role of gas in the clean energy transition.
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price in 'urgent' pre-Christmas 2028 campaign fundraising drive
Northern Territory senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is asking supporters to dig deep ahead of the festive season and help bankroll a $125,000 campaign fund three years out from the 2028 federal election.
Australia and Indonesia strike landmark security treaty
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese declares a "new era" in the relationship between the neighbours in a joint appearance with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Sydney.
Not introverted or extroverted? You could be an otrovert
Unlike extroverts or introverts, otroverts don't look outward or retreat inward to be energised.
Spy chief warns of China espionage threat to business, critical infrastructure
ASIO director-general Mike Burgess urges businesses to protect their data to prepare for possible attacks from hostile states.
Michelle Foster's family feels let down by mental health and justice systems
Andrea Foster and her son Peter Spiniello continue to feel let down by a system they believe caused the death of their daughter, and sister, who was killed seven years ago by a mentally unwell man.
I thought I hated basketball. Now it's given me an amazing life
After breaking her back at 19 Katherine's community made sure she knew how special she was. Wheelchair basketball brought her back to earth and made her life "truly amazing".
Trump threatens to sue 'corrupt' BBC for $1.5b over 'salacious' documentary
Lawyers for the US president warn Britain's national broadcaster they are preparing to sue it over "fabricated" statements that aired in its Panorama program last year.
Hungarian British author David Szalay wins Booker Prize 2025 for his novel Flesh
Hungarian British author David Szalay bests past winner Kiran Desai and former shortlistee Andrew Miller to win the prestigious Booker Prize for his sixth book, the "extraordinary, singular" Flesh.
Split Enz announce reunion with details for 2026 tour
It's been 50 years since Split Enz's debut album. Now they're getting the band back together for a string of arena dates in next year.
More than 2,800 US flights cancelled in a day as government shutdown persists
More than 2,800 domestic flights are cancelled in the United States over the course of a single day due to an ongoing shortage of air traffic controllers.
Exhibition depicting Geraldton homelessness shown at Canberra's Parliament House
A portrait exhibition of people who have experienced homelessness is opening up conversations to show everyone has a story worth listening to.
US Senate votes in favour of bill to end federal government shutdown
The US Senate votes in favour of ending the longest government shutdown in the country's history, which has lasted for 40 days.
Respected engineer sounds alarm on extent of defective Darwin apartment buildings
A respected consulting engineer says about 80 per cent of apartment buildings he has inspected in Darwin have serious structural issues.
From jackaroo to 'Golden Tonsils' radio titan: the life and career of John Laws
John Laws, also known as "Golden Tonsils", spent a mammoth 71 years on air at stations such as Sydney's 2UE and 2SM, before retiring in November 2024.
Salt-N-Pepa, White Stripes inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
A star-studded line-up including Elton John, Chappell Roan, Stevie Wonder and Cyndi Lauper performs at LA's Peacock Theatre for a ceremony to induct Salt-N-Pepa, Warren Zevon, Sound Garden,...
Hard Quiz: Will you get lucky and ace this quiz? I wouldn't bet on it
I applaud your courage for having a go. That's about it, though.
How Elon Musk lined up a potential trillion-dollar payday as Tesla shareholders approve deal
Shareholders at Tesla's Texas factory chanted "Elon, Elon" as they overwhelmingly approved the largest-ever CEO compensation package for the company's controversial boss.
These charts show the effect of migration on Australia's housing story
The role of migration is one of the most contentious elements to the housing debate. So what does the evidence show?
Michael Jackson biopic trailer released online after reported legal troubles
Antoine Fuqua's movie was meant to be released months ago, but was delayed twice because of reshoots and eventually pushed back to April 2026 — a whole year behind schedule.
Millions are going unpaid and hungry as the US federal government shutdown breaks records
The ongoing federal government shutdown has surpassed the record for the longest in US history, leaving thousands of workers without pay. Here are some of the key numbers.
Helen Garner wins Baillie Gifford Prize for collected diaries, How to End a Story
After being featured in Dua Lipa's book club and the SATC spin-off, Helen Garner has won the Baillie Gifford Prize for non-fiction for her collected diaries, How to End a Story.
Half Yours wins $10 million Melbourne Cup at Flemington, beating Goodie Two Shoes and Middle Earth
Half Yours wins the 165th edition of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington, with jockey Jamie Melham making history as the first female jockey to win both the Melbourne and Caulfield Cups.
House prices have been climbing for a generation. Undoing the damage could take even longer
It's an inconvenient truth that a housing crisis that took a generation to create cannot be fixed easily. The damage will likely take another generation to undo, unless the solution comes at the...
When is the RBA meeting next? When will interest rates go down?
Many people paying off mortgages were hoping for a cash rate cut, but recent inflation data means that is highly unlikely.
Who made the 2025 Booker Prize shortlist, who missed out and who will win
'Spiky characters' and 'luminous writing': Here's what we thought of the prestigious literary award's 2025 shortlist, the first with Sarah Jessica Parker as judge.
Kamala Harris reveals regret over 'reckless' decision ahead of US election
Former US vice-president Kamala Harris reveals she is contemplating another run for the presidency and says she was "reckless" to not stop Joe Biden from pursuing a second term.
George Orwell's Animal Farm gets AI makeover as students learn about online influence
George Orwell's Animal Farm is being used to help high schoolers identify how AI can be used to influence opinion, build power and shape narratives.
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau seen holding hands leaving Paris club
The pair's public appearance on the pop singer's 41st birthday has added fuel to growing speculation the two are in a relationship.
Will the art of biography be lost when AI and algorithms control our data?
How will the work of biographers change as letters, diaries and photographs are replaced by emails, texts and snapshots on the cloud?
Our country's 50,000-year-old encyclopedia
There are more than 2 million artworks on the rocks at Murujuga, with more stories under the waves.
Best books out in October, from Jane Harper, Kiran Desai, Bri Lee and more
Wondering what to read? This month's best books include the latest from Jane Harper, Bri Lee and Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai.
'Localised extinction' risk for seagrass in Botany Bay
It is estimated half of the local seagrass habitat in Gamay (Botany Bay) has already been lost. Researchers and Aboriginal rangers are replanting seagrass fragments and using biochar to restore the area.
How much do you really know about Australia's epic 65,000-year history?
First Nations people have survived and thrived through an ice age and massive landscape changes — as well as sharing the land with giant animals.
The deep Indigenous history of Australia deserves to be up in lights
We've flipped the script to put Indigenous Australians back at the centre of telling their own stories.
Teddy Swims tells SXSW Sydney he uses AI when making music, but warns of its dangers
Grammy-nominated music artist Teddy Swims says AI is a "beautiful tool" when it comes to composing music. Swims was in conversation at SXSW Sydney.
Video games could fall under the social media ban, researchers say
Online video games are excluded from the social media ban, but digital media researchers say the definitions are too broadly defined and games could yet be included.
Diane Keaton, star of Annie Hall, The Godfather films dies at 79
The unexpected news of Keaton's passing has been met with shock around the world, with stars remembering their time with the actor.
Taylor Swift breaks Adele's record for most album sales in first week
The star's 12th album's sales success has come despite the mixed reception it received from critics and fans.
From the ARIAs to the AFL we can’t stop watching Baker Boy ‘sonically evolve’
Yolngu musician Baker Boy talks to News Breakfast about channelling difficult emotions after the Voice referendum to create his new album.
Health battle heralds end of an era for family-run festival favourite Wignalls Wines
WA vigneron Rob Wignall, who built a legacy of award-winning Great Southern wines and star-studded music festivals, says it is time to move on.
Ransomware hackers strike Toowoomba pharmacy as businesses warned of new tactics
Small businesses are being warned to re-evaluate their cybersecurity systems after hackers targeted a regional Queensland pharmacy.
Napheesa Collier criticises WNBA boss Cathy Engelbert, league leadership after play-offs exit
WNBA superstar Napheesa Collier goes scorched earth on the league's leadership, criticising a lack of accountability and revealing some alarming comments by commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
Yulella Aboriginal Corporation's 'Vision' shop combats cost of remote living
A community group in an outback town is fighting high prices to offer more affordable food, clothes and other essentials previously only available hundreds of kilometres away.
Live market updates: Wall St continues gains as gold hits fresh record
Traders respond to uncertainty around a looming US government shutdown by pushing gold prices to fresh record highs, while US stocks continue to gain regardless. Follow the day's events and...
Inside the world of Jeffrey Epstein's friends, associates and alleged co-conspirators
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein intentionally sought out some of the world's most powerful people. Here's how they have responded to his disgraced reputation.
Holographic healing concept spawned during 24-hour lockup of bright young minds
Putting Australia's brightest minds in a room for 24 hours to create a start-up concept can result in amazing ideas.
Psychology of internet trolls: They understand what hurts people but simply don't care
Trolls tend to know the impact they'll have, but don't seem to care. So, how do we use our new findings to help stop this seemingly pointless, harmful behaviour?
Resume robot wars: How employees could match employers' use of tech in job applications
If companies are using automated software in hiring, then job applicants should be able to use the same technology, writes Joshua Krook from the University of Adelaide.
What was the Internet-Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality and why is it a thing again?
Some of the biggest companies in the world have joined together to fight for net neutrality. Here's why it's suddenly an issue again and why you didn't hear much about it in Australia.
Children conceived with donated sperm just as healthy as peers, Australian researchers find
Children conceived using donated sperm through in vitro fertilisation, or IVF, are just as healthy as their peers, a world-first study by Australian scientists concludes.
What Metadata Retention looks like: Prepare to be shocked – Blog – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Sounds boring? This will make it real.
Telehealth: The healthcare and aged care revolution that can pay for the whole NBN – Features – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
This exhaustive study looks at many facts and figures surrounding Australian health spending and aged care and examines how, even a minor dent made by cutting-edge NBN applications, can lead to...
NBN alternative: Is Australia's copper network fit for purpose? – Features – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
A long and exhaustive examination of all the known facts regarding Telstra's copper network - the centrepiece of the new government's broadband policy.
Broadband must reach beyond today's TV technology
With 4K TV technology becoming more common in countries like the US and Japan, Australia must ensure it has a broadband infrastructure plan that can accommodate such technology.
The vast differences between the NBN and the Coalition's alternative – Features – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
An exhaustive analysis of the differences between the two main technologies on offer.
The real reason why the music industry collapsed – Blog – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Downloading killed music? Are you sure? Here's an argument that you might not have heard.
The Oslo massacre and violent video games: The Facts – Blog – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
The Oslo massacre's perpetrator mentioned that he likes games in his manifesto. This has led to inevitable hysterical cries that violent games caused the massacre. Utter nonsense. Here are the facts.
How to improve Formula 1 – Blog – ABC Technology and Games (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Formula 1 is going backwards in terms of engine revolution. How about switching to hydrogen fuel cells and adding sound effects? This might be the worst idea ever.