Market notices published on the AEMO website warned of possible power interruptions in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.

In the electricity industry, no two words instil a greater sense of fear or failure as load shedding. Here's why.

Australian, US and global stocks are dumped by investors as they worry more aggressive interest rate rises by the US Federal Reserve could tip the global economy into recession. 

There are fears we could be on the verge of another global recession and investors are spooked. 

It was only a few months ago, in a sea of discontent and frustration, that Graham Arnold wondered what his future looked like at the Socceroos. Now he has a shot at history, writes David Mark.

The anti-corruption watchdog's investigation into three former Sydney councillors begins with shocking confessions by Vincenzo Badalati about receiving $170,000 from a Chinese developer in exchange for his support of two major development p...

Western Australia's government calls time on its involvement in coal power, declaring the state will exit the market before 2030 and plough billions of dollars into renewable energy and storage.

The Socceroos are through to the World Cup — but when and where will it be held, who will they play, and who are the favourites for the tournament? We have the answers.

The granting of bail for Deborah Mason comes as the sister of the woman says she and her family are shaken by details of the alleged handling of her body.

Chris Dawson's murder trial hears his first wife Lynette was spotted outside a Sydney hospital up to six months after she disappeared from their northern beaches home in January 1982.

Vic Pisani feared the worst when his newly purchased aircraft lost power above the Sunshine Coast hinterland yesterday.

A Supreme Court jury rejects a NSW man's defence that he was mentally impaired when he strangled his girlfriend because he believed she had turned into a "demon".

A South Australian man who ignored a police warning and used Snapchat, WhatsApp and Instagram to sexually abuse young girls around the world is jailed for at least three years. Warning: This story contains graphic content that readers may f...

More than 300 Sri Lankans have tried to get to Australia in the past few weeks as the country's economic crisis has worsened, with people smugglers claiming those on board will be allowed into the country under the new Labor government. ...

As the Albanese government works on getting legislation ready for its highly anticipated corruption watchdog, calls are growing for it to boost protections for whistleblowers and drop criminal prosecutions against Richard Boyle, David McBr...

Youpla director Greg Wheeldon says he did his all to save the funeral insurance company from liquidation. But advocates for the thousands of people who lost their cover still want answers.

The former NSW transport minister lodged the request hours before the AEC was expected to officially declare victory for Fiona Phillips.

Investigative journalist Nick McKenzie, who infiltrated a neo-Nazi group, tells the inquiry children as young as 10 are being radicalised and he believes police are "overwhelmed" by the level of threatening language online.

In the second hearing into the former US president's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, several Trump insiders described the chaos that unfolded on election night as an "intoxicated" Rudy Guliani concocted a plan to postpone the inev...

A well-equipped tourist needed everything in his bag of tricks to guide a rescuer to him after he broke his ankle on a deserted walking track in North Queensland. 

Farmers counting the cost of severe wind damage in Tasmania's north at the weekend expect it to be in the millions of dollars, with animal welfare concerns growing that dairies without power are still unable to milk.

The ubiquitous iPhone charging cable may soon be unplugged for good. Here's why.

Theary Seng stands outside court in Phnom Penh as the verdict is announced, saying she wants her arrest to be public and "not in the shadow".

The billionaire businessman who has taken over McDonald's outlets in Russia wants to expand his new chain to 1,000 locations across the country.

The US Air Force has concluded that air crew members acted appropriately and were not at fault for some tragic deaths during the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan last year, when desperate Afghans clung to a military plane as it was taking...