Defence Minister Richard Marles holds a one-on-one meeting with his Chinese counterpart in Singapore, officially ending a two-year diplomatic freeze between Canberra and Beijing.

In 1990, Wendy Davis was violently attacked by the man who went on to become the Claremont serial killer. Wendy says no-one took her story seriously but the murders may not have happened if they had.

After a few weeks of living in her car after losing her rental housing, Moss decided to call in to ABC Radio, just for someone to talk to. She found a community keen to offer help.

The World Bank has warned the global economy will soon experience stagflation, but that doesn't mean we're returning to the 1970s, writes Gareth Hutchens

Wild weather lashes large swathes of Tasmania, with snowfall and damaging winds toppling trees and forcing rescues.

It's taken two decades, $2.5 million and the commitment of dozens of people, but an erosion-control project in the Sunshine Coast hinterland is proof that terribly degraded riverbanks can be repaired.

China's Defence Minister says China has made "impressive progress" in developing new nuclear weapons but will only use them for self-defence, and never use them first.

Iconic music from the Star Wars series by John Williams has taken out the top spot in the ABC’s Classic 100: Music for the Screen countdown.

More than forty years after John Williams remade the sound of the orchestra at the movies, here's why the galaxy far, far away remains the greatest soundtrack ever.

Both McLaren drivers failed to make the top-10 while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc qualified fastest in Baku.

Australian Federal Police have extradited a man from Thailand to Melbourne, who they allege was a senior figure in an international organised crime syndicate accused of conspiring to traffic illegal drugs into Australia.

While other states in Australia have legislated donor conceived registers, the ACT is yet to do so. People born through donation want to see that change.

Around the world, something very strange is happening with the spread of flu, with a range of specialists saying the COVID-19 pandemic has set off a chain of consequences that interrupted the spread of influenza, possibly throwing out sea...

Tharnicaa Nadesalingam wanted a pink-themed party in a park, and that is what she got, for her first birthday outside of Australia's immigration detention system.

More than 100 nightclubs have closed in recent years, with industry veterans reporting young people are ditching dancefloors for dating apps.

Kate Bush's 1985 song Running Up That Hill is experiencing unprecedented success after featuring in the latest season of the Netflix show Stranger Things.

Stacey Jones takes the reins as coach of the Warriors for the first time as they host the Sharks, after Penrith's returning Origin stars orchestrate a 42-6 demolition of the Knights. Follow our ScoreCentre for all the live scores and stats...

North Melbourne suffer another heavy defeat, this time at the hands of GWS, as their top draft pick Jason Horne-Francis has an afternoon to forget.

With little or no superannuation, increasing costs of living and limited access to suitable care facilities, many Australians are struggling to retire. 

The dual Brownlow medallist plays his first AFL game in almost a year, as Fremantle's young guns continue to impress. 

French company Naval Group says its $830 million compensation deal for the scrapped future submarine program is "fair and equitable", as debate continues over whether Australia has paid too much to make things right.

Nick Kyrgios says he was racially abused during his racquet-smashing, umpire-berating defeat to Andy Murray in the Stuttgart Open semi-final.

How vending machines providing sanitary products for free in every Queensland state school will help to end a certain type of poverty, period.

US President Joe Biden accuses his Ukrainian counterpart of ignoring US intelligence, saying many people thought he was exaggerating but "there was no doubt" Russia was going to invade. 

Many 18-year-olds taking a gap year after finishing school may have kicked off their newfound freedom with Schoolies Week or partying with friends. But Libby Wylie had a different adventure in mind.