Wang Yi makes comments about China–Australia relations to members of the Chinese media while visiting Papua New Guinea, as he rounds out an eight-country tour of the Pacific where many deals were signed.

Police say three offenders fled a party in Sydney's west after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death by another guest who was "defending" his girlfriend.

Teachers need permission to speak to media, but whistleblowers want you to know what’s really going on in NSW schools hit by staff shortages.

The death of Princess Diana inspired an outpouring of public grief unlike any other in Britain. It also heralded the most dangerous and tumultuous week of Queen Elizabeth's reign.

Grammy-nominated rapper The Kid Laroi apologises to fans for rescheduling two Melbourne shows — one of which was cancelled 40 minutes after it was set to start. 

Emissions across the globe continue to rise despite nations committing to cut them with scientists warning of increased climate change events — including heat waves, flooding and droughts — if carbon isn't cut. 

Rising electricity bills have some people warming to the idea of solar power. So how much does it cost to switch to solar and how long will it take to pay off? We asked the experts.

A leading Australian energy lawyer says big power providers are facing increased scrutiny from the competition watchdog amid concerns a shake-out of the industry could lead to price gouging.

The supermarket giant says 80 per cent of its customers are already bringing their own bags when doing their groceries, but acknowledges the change "may be an adjustment".  

An employee who survived a racially motivated mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket seeks a court order to question the 18-year-old gunman's parents under oath in anticipation of filing a lawsuit against them.

Gold Coast's impressive form has caught the eye in 2022, and they head to the top end to face North Melbourne. Follow our live AFL ScoreCentre for all the scores, stats and results.

The new Labor government comes in with few expectations except those it now chooses to describe for itself, and no Messiah complex. But it's already sending signals about what it could and would look like, writes Laura Tingle.

Costa Rica has declared it is "at war" with ransomware cybercriminals that have disabled essential government systems. So who's responsible? And which countries will be targeted next?

As the Tasmanian winter sets in, Michael Reardon and many others who can't afford to rent are struggling to keep warm.

Kambosos originally missed the 135-pound limit for the lightweight fight, weighing in at 135.36, but made weight an hour later.

George Kambosos stands on the cusp of history and, having already deposed one of the lightweight division's four kings, has regicide on his mind once more, writes Simon Smale.

Unlike other Beijing kids, Steven Chen rarely went to Tiananmen Square with his parents when he was little. He found out why at a family gathering when he was eight.

Photographer Claudia Caporn is on a journey around Western Australia, capturing images of women working in agriculture and challenging the idea that an Aussie farmer is a "young, fit male in an Akubra hat".

Connecting through music with a world you never knew existed sits powerfully and persistently in the memory, aided by the emotional heft of wanting to love something that the person you love already does. Now some of the songs from my childh...

Unvaccinated submarine workers at a South Australian shipbuilding yard now face being sacked after the Fair Work Commission rules in favour of the company's vaccine mandate.

Snorkelling, coral reefs and untouched beaches are among the attractions of the Abrolhos Islands off the WA coast but building tourism at the remote, pristine location is a complex challenge.

It's the first time the public has gained access to the 1991 police interview with Chris Dawson, in which he steadfastly confronts allegations he considered killing his wife.

While looking for a way to commemorate the 70 years of service from Queen Elizabeth II, a staff member of the Governor-General came up with an idea: if the Queen is unable to travel to Australia, why not take the best of Australia to her? ...

It's an age-old story — the million-dollar development and the locals who oppose it. But there's more than usual at stake in a long-running battle on Victoria's Great Ocean Road.

Prince Harry and Meghan have made their first public appearance in the UK since quitting their royal duties, as the Queen is forced to stay away from a service of thanksgiving in her honour due to mobility issues.