ANZ is tipping house price falls in 2023 as the pandemic boom in Australian housing comes to an end amid worsening affordability, more stock on the market and rising interest rates.

Genomic sequencing has confirmed the Northern Territory’s current COVID-19 outbreak is linked to a previous cluster that was sparked earlier this month by an interstate arrival who lied on her border entry form.

Every resident in Robinson River has now been tested for COVID. And although only 15 are yet to receive their first vaccine, authorities say all want to roll up their sleeves.

South Australia's parliament has passed a vote of no confidence in Deputy Premier Vickie Chapman, in what has been described as an "historic moment".

The Northern Territory has recorded no new COVID-19 cases overnight, Chief Minister Michael Gunner says.

The collapse of a Brisbane-based construction company leaves hundreds of homes unbuilt across Australia and one Queensland family's first home dreams in limbo.

A 29-year-old WA man is found not guilty of murdering his baby son, but is convicted of the lesser charge of unlawfully killing the boy after leaving him with injuries over his head and body. WARNING: This story contains content that some ...

A Labor frontbencher has likened the Prime Minister's reaction to protests in Melbourne to how Donald Trump behaved after violent protests in the US city of Charlottesville in 2017. 

Step outside after sunset tomorrow and you may be lucky enough to see the Moon change colour on the horizon as an end-of-week treat.

Maskless, fully vaccinated Victorians will be able to pack together in restaurants, clubs and sporting events under the next stage of eased restrictions, as 90 per cent of the state's population aged 12 and older is fully vaccinated.

Gary Jubelin, who headed the police investigation for four years, says William Tyrrell's foster-parents were interrogated and placed under a covert operation that involved placing a listening device in their car before being ruled out as...

The woman is on a ventilator in a Sydney hospital after undergoing a procedure performed by famous cosmetic surgeon Daniel Aronov. 

Thousands of people in the Queensland-New South Wales border zone fear they will have to pay through the nose just to get to their jobs.

The dog, Gunther VI, is a descendant of Gunther III, a dog that inherited a multimillion-dollar trust from German countess Karlotta Liebenstein in 1992.

Two Aldi cheese products are the latest to be recalled over listeria contamination fears, just days after similar action was announced for products sold at Woolworths and IGA stores.

Georgia Redmayne reflects on what life has been like the past two years, juggling life as a doctor and professional cricketer during the pandemic.

Defence scraps a contentious proposal to use private security personnel to guard one of the country's most secretive and important military facilities.

Garbiñe Muguruza becomes the first Spaniard to win the season-ending championship, following a straight-sets defeat of Estonian Anett Kontaveit in Mexico.

The recent ugly scenes in Melbourne have been shocking, but for intelligence agencies who monitor various security threats to the country, they are neither surprising nor unexpected.

Australia is eager to "work through" its differences with China and resume trade relations after months of radio silence from its biggest economic partner.

Density limits in hospitality venues will be removed, masks will no longer be mandatory in most settings, and there will be no restrictions on home visits from 11:59pm tonight.

The ABC is featuring stories by and about people with disability leading up to and beyond December 3, the International Day of People with Disability.

The government says it will capture and euthanise all wild boars found in the city, after a policeman was bitten in an incident last week. 

A tentative date is set for the trial of Bruce Lehrmann — the man accused of raping former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins inside Parliament House in 2019.

Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam always denied they were involved in the 1965 assassination of the civil rights spokesman. Now New York's top prosecutor says they "did not get the justice that they deserved".