Claims Russia holding hundreds in ‘torture chambers’
Russian forces have been accused of detaining about 600 people in underground 'torture chambers'.
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Aussie home prices suffer biggest slowdown in 30 years
After near-record rises during the pandemic, home prices are now slowing at their most rapid pace since 1989.
Tamil family finally flying home to Bilo today
The Murugappan family will fly home to Central Queensland today after years in detention limbo.
Cost of living crisis ‘will get harder’ as mortgage, power pains collide
Millions of Australians are staring down the barrel of major mortgage stress as the cost of living crisis around the country worsens.
World Bank says recession will be ‘hard to avoid’ for many countries
In its latest outlook, World Bank president David Malpass said "for many countries, recession will be hard to avoid", adding to the growing chorus sounding
Uvalde teacher who lost 11 students says ‘there is no excuse’ for cop delay
Arnulfo Reyes, a teacher who was shot twice during the May 24 massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, recalled the horror that unfolded in
US, allies fly fighter jets amid North Korea tensions
The United States and its Asian allies flew dozens of fighter jets over waters surrounding the Korean Peninsula on Tuesday in a show of force.
Apple forced to make changes to chargers as EU creates new policy
A new European policy might have major consequences for iPhone users all over the world.
PM calls for transparency on China’s plans for Cambodian military base
Cambodia on Tuesday again denied it would allow any Chinese military presence at the Ream Naval Base where it and China are beginning an expansion
NASA rockets to launch from NT in ‘history-making’ space moment
The launches will mark the first time a rocket has been launched from Australian soil since a takeoff from the Royal Australian Air Force Woomera
Teen pleads guilty in court to manslaughter of couple expecting baby
The parents of a couple killed along with their unborn child have wept as they read heartbreaking victim impact statements to a court, revealing the
China warns Australia off ‘provocative’ acts after RAAF plane intercept
China has accused Australia of "dangerous and provocative acts" in the South China Sea.
‘Sports rorts’ affair, car park saga could be early federal integrity body tests
Speaking to Nine News in his first broadcast interview since being sworn in as Attorney-General, Mark Dreyfus said the "first item of work" for him
Man avoids jail time over violent attack with builder’s spirit level
Abdul Assad threatened and beat his neighbours, Qutaiba Mehmood and Ali Ahmed, in their Punchbowl carpark in May last year.
Queensland man fined after neighbourly brawl over grass clippings
A Queensland man has been fined after threatening and assaulting his neighbour, who had been leaving grass clippings in the gutter.
Child’s show ride death could have been prevented, inquest finds
South Australia's Deputy Coroner found her death, in 2014, should never have happened.