Queen’s jubilee celebrations begin
Royal fans have camped outside Buckingham Palace before the first major event at the start of four days of celebrations.
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Gold Coast woman faces court for smacking child with wooden spoon
A Queensland woman has pleaded guilty in court to smacking her son with a wooden spoon after the court heard he used her credit card
Police find woman’s body after leg found on highway near Darwin
The leg of a "dark-skinned human being" was discovered by a member of the public on the Stuart Highway, just north of Coolalinga, on Tuesday
What’s to blame for Australia’s natural gas shortage?
A surge in gas prices is the result of a "perfect storm" of factors, according to new Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
Aspiring homeowners facing $120k price hike after builder pulls out
When Victorian nurse Jillian Edelsten signed on the dotted line to buy her first property two years ago she was ecstatic.
Four killed in mass shooting in Oklahoma hospital
A gunman has killed four people at a hospital in the US state of Oklahoma.
The moment Queensland has been waiting years for
The P&O Pacific Explorer set off from Sydney earlier this week.
‘Pouring fuel on the fire’: Russia’s warning for West
The US and Germany will equip Ukraine with new advanced weapons, sparking a warning from Russia.
Could dogs be better than RATs at sniffing out COVID-19?
Highly-trained dogs blessed with up to 300 million scent receptors can sniff out COVID-19 infections better than some scientific testing methods
‘Uniquely Australian contribution’: Wong heads back to Pacific
Foreign Minister Penny Wong is continuing Australia's diplomatic pushback in the Pacific against China.
Girl stuns spelling bee competition in 50-year ‘first’
From 'coulrophobia' to 'redingote', young kids nail unbelievable words in US National Spelling Bee.
Italy imports more Russian oil despite impending embargo
Even as the European Union decided to reduce Russian crude oil imports by 90 per cent by the end of the year, Italy has become
Sanctioned Russian oligarch’s megayacht found hiding in a UAE river
In a dusty, UAE sheikhdom, where labourers cycle by rustic tea shops, one of the world's largest yachts sits in a quiet port.
Man dies in Adelaide workplace accident
A worker has died on an Adelaide construction site, believed to have been electrocuted.
Rare first edition of Harry Potter going to auction – errors and all
A rare first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, featuring some errors and signed by author J.K. Rowling, is going under the hammer
Aussie supermarkets unveil ‘supercharged’ strategies
Major supermarkets are finding creative ways to give shoppers more value as the entire nation grapples with the soaring cost of living.