The US Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade puts the onus on each state to govern people's right to access abortion services. Here's where each state currently stands.

While anti-abortion protesters hugged and cried with joy, just metres away were scenes of devastation as the US Supreme Court made its ruling, write Jade Macmillan and Joanna Robin. 

Police are investigating a shooting at a gay nightclub in Oslo, which left two people dead and 14 others wounded, as an act of terrorism. 

Police are on the trail of a gunman and accomplice who shot a man several times as he left a funeral at Fawkner cemetery in Melbourne's north, before crashing their vehicle into a fire hydrant and carjacking another to escape the scene. ...

In an unassuming building behind Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital, some extraordinary research is happening, offering fresh hope for those suffering ongoing symptoms from COVID-19.

Insiders say a culture of fear, silence and repression allowed inexcusable behaviour to be "swept under the rug" in the mining industry, and those factors are continuing to prevent women speaking 

Journalist Jonathan Prager spent years investigating the real 'Roe' family, to learn what it was like to be a child at the centre of Roe v Wade, the landmark abortion legal battle.

Karen Williams, who has served as Redland City Mayor for 10 years, says she cannot remember how many drinks she had before getting behind the wheel on Thursday evening.

The Victorian government unveils the frontbench it will take to the November state election after Friday's exodus of four senior ministers.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has been fined for breaching a post-bushfire logging condition but residents and local conservationists say the punishment does not go far enough. 

A morning cup of coffee is now ridiculously expensive in remote Northern Territory communities and there is no sign the problem will ease in the near future.

The cost of running and maintaining John McColl's boat is next to nothing — it also produces zero emissions and is whisper quiet. It may sound like a boat-owner's dream, but it's not for everyone. 

Able Seaman Thomas Welsby Clark's was the only body to be recovered after the HMAS Sydney II was destroyed by a German torpedo in 1941. After years of research, his headstone now bears his name.

The last Ukrainian troops holding out in a desperate battle for the city of Sievierodonetsk are ordered to withdraw, but analysts say it is not a major strategic victory for Moscow.

As cost of living bites, more Australians are seeking second-hand bargains — but some would prefer you keep that a secret.

Australia's cotton industry is about to experience a blast from its past, when more than 100,000 bales are exported to Turkey using a method popular a century ago.

Preparing for her final week hosting 7.30, Leigh Sales reflects on the memorable moments over the past 12 years, the challenges of the job and dealing with trolls. 

Three years ago Fei Luna started sharing her life as a sex worker on social media. Since then she's gained thousands of followers.

Who — or what — killed nine young and extremely experienced hikers on the slopes of Dead Mountain? Scientists have an idea, but it may not explain every gruesome detail.

About 2,000 people attempt to cross into the Spanish North African enclave of Melilla, but scores are killed and many stopped by authorities.

The federal election told us that people are paying attention to politics and they are not overly thrilled with business as usual. But are politicians, past and present, listening, asks Brett Worthington.

Bakeries say rising energy bills, transport costs, wage increases and now a global shortage of wheat is forcing many to pass costs onto consumers.

The message is clear: The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, and Australians should brace themself for a winter of not just that virus, but other lurgies too.

A secluded fishing village on Tasmania's west coast has become a popular tourist destination in recent years due to its heritage-listed miners' shacks and wooden jetties. Now, locals fear a part of what makes the bay unique is at risk of bei...

The world's governing body for water sports prevents Anita Alvarez from competing in the women's team free final after a meeting with medical experts and Team USA officials.