An inquest hears a Melbourne woman suffered an an allergic reaction to contrast dye used during a CT scan and died after her employer organised a health check she didn't need.

Australian travel restrictions with India are not as watertight as some federal authorities had hoped, with Qatar Airways confirming it remains possible to travel from India to Australia through Doha.

Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, who is suing three former Fairfax newspapers for defamation, allegedly threatened to sue his ex-wife and rescind property settlements if she gave evidence that breached confidentiality agreements, a cour...

In one of his most significant speeches as Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg turns his back on Tony Abbott's economics of austerity and shifts some way back towards the Keynesian logic of full-employment accepted by the Liberal Party's founder Rob...

MPs and friends of the former staffer said at the time they regarded the sharing of the video and pictures as image-based abuse, commonly referred to as revenge porn.

When terminally ill teenager Rhys Habermann delivered his final message to the world on a hot January night four years ago, his aim was to protect his parents from the risk of prosecution. They are now fighting to spare others the same ...

Two passengers who arrived from coronavirus-hit PNG were accidentally allowed into the departures area of Brisbane's international airport this morning, airport operators say.

Health authorities ask 246 people in Melbourne's western and north-western suburbs to get COVID-19 tests "as a precaution".

The head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration urges calm about the death of two men after they received COVID vaccines, saying while investigations into both deaths are ongoing, the current evidence "doesn't suggest a likely association"....

A masked robber stole jewellery and other personal possessions from the Abdallah family who are still grieving the loss of three children killed by a drunk driver in Sydney's north-west last year.

Christina Lackmann died after waiting six hours for an ambulance. Her family wants to know why her case wasn't prioritised.

Byron Bay is far from the working-class community it once was, but it is now in danger of losing its blue-collar workers.

It's been a five-year saga that has divided the community over the longstanding issue of alcohol abuse in Australia's drunkest city — and today's decision to scrap the Dan Murphy's store in Darwin is no different.

Police appeal for public assistance in identifying a man they believe may have been behind "a brazen attack" on a woman on her morning walk in Melbourne's inner north.

All four disabled car parks in a community housing complex in Brisbane are removed after the housing department acted on a complaint that argued the accessible spaces discriminated against able-bodied people. 

India has again recorded a record rise in cases with 379,257 new infections, but Brazil is still seeing far more deaths per million people. Here's why.

Health authorities are investigating whether the deaths of two NSW men — including one who was described as "otherwise fit and healthy" — are due to receiving a COVID-19 vaccination.

While the world's eyes fixed upon Neil Armstrong's descent to the moon's surface, Michael Collins was on a journey of his own.

India's government opens a portal for people to register for a mass COVID-19 vaccination drive set to begin this weekend, as the country once again records the world's largest single-day infection total.

Production of the Bravo apple, a new Australian variety famous for its dark burgundy skin and sweet flesh, is aiming high to reach 50,000 tonnes a year over the next few years.

Joe Biden announced that "America is on the move again", as he addressed a very different looking joint session of Congress on the eve of his 100 days in office. Here are the key takeaways.

China has launched an unmanned module containing living quarters for three crew on a permanent space station that it plans to complete by the end of 2022.

The woman who triggered events that led to the sacking of the entire Logan City Council has lost her unfair dismissal case.

Former Court of Appeal president Margaret McMurdo said women's stories of reporting abuse to police would form part of the review and the idea of all-female police stations would also be canvassed.

A former police minister has became the first female Speaker of WA's Legislative Assembly, as the chamber achieves almost total gender parity.