Ukraine fears repeat of Mariupol horrors elsewhere in Donbas
Moscow-backed separatists have pounded eastern Ukraine’s industrial Donbas region, claiming the capture of a railway hub.
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Patients won’t be billed by NSW ambulances as paramedics strike
NSW paramedics are taking industrial action for the next five days as they demand a pay rise and for the government to address staff shortages.
The fanged Aussie species facing dire threat of extinction
Australia is one of the most "reptile-rich" regions on earth, but this could soon change if a new study proves correct.
Quintuplets taken from their parents and turned into tourist attraction
The first quintuplets to survive beyond infancy are born in a small Canadian town on May 28, 1934.
Police made ‘wrong decision’ during school shooting: Officials
While officers waited outside adjoining classrooms at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, children inside the room repeatedly called police and pleaded for help
Russian TV host warns US of crossing a ‘red line’ in helping Ukraine
Russians warned that the United States will "cross a red line" if it supplies advanced long-range rocket systems to Ukraine, a request from President Volodymyr
G-7 pledges put coal on notice, could boost climate aid
Ministers from the G-7 countries meeting in Berlin also announced a target to have a "highly decarbonised road sector by 2030," meaning that electric vehicles
Mario Strikers: Battle League hands-on review
Mario Strikers: Battle League Football can be summed up in two words: customisable chaos.
First-ever Indigenous Australian appointed as Supreme Court judge
Lincoln Crowley QC has become the first Indigenous Australian to be appointed Supreme Court Judge.
Father wanted five-year-old to stay in hospital before tragic death
The grieving father of five-year-old Hiyaan Kapil said he pushed for his son to remain in hospital before his death just hours later.
First responder arrived at Texas school, learns daughter was killed
Med aide Angel Garza rushed to Robb Elementary School on Tuesday and arrived as officials started escorting shell-shocked children from the classrooms.
Police investigate death of Queensland woman allegedly shot in head
Homicide police are investigating the death of a Queensland woman who was allegedly shot in the head on the Sunshine Coast.
Is it legal for a shop to only accept cash as payment?
We've all seen the cash only signs, typically on the registers of small city-based stores. Here's your rights as a consumer.
Stocks in US gun makers rise following horror Texas school shooting
The stock prices of a number of prominent US firearm manufacturers have risen in the days following the mass school shooting in Texas that has
Wong extends olive branch to Pacific nations as China looms
Newly appointed foreign minister Penny Wong has told leaders in Fiji that Australia is an open and willing security partner as concerns grow over the
Probe launched into ‘desperate’ election day announcement
The new federal government has launched an investigation into whether a Border Force statement about an asylum seeker boat was requested by the then-prime minister's