A new report out of Beijing declares the AUKUS nuclear submarine project is a grave risk to non-proliferation and warns that Australia may be intent on developing nuclear weapons.

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg lands a new job with investment bank Goldman Sachs two months after losing his seat at the federal election.

Thousands of Australians may be taking out insurance that isn't valid because they run a side business from home, but what if you work from a home office?

It sounds bonkers, but for Tasmanian mum Bec Haight, it's cheaper for her to fly her family to Melbourne than to be seen by a doctor in her home city.

Trent Evans was jailed for a minimum of five years over a car crash in Burnley, in Melbourne's inner-east, which killed his friend Rex Willox in 2021.

Renewable energy advocates are warning against locking in extra payments for coal and gas, saying it could derail the switch to clean power.

Feeling the pinch when paying for groceries, petrol or bills? We had three experts join us to answer your budget questions. This is what they had to say.

In a statement, NT Police said the man had resigned from the force.

It's good news for dairy farmers, but coffee drinkers will need to fork out more for their favourite blend.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi hands his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella after his unity government fell apart, plunging the country into political turmoil and hitting financial markets.

Russia classifies its military deaths as a state secret but the CIA estimates that although both sides have suffered significant casualties, Ukraine has had fewer troops killed.

As COVID-19 cases surge across the country, new data shows the number of deaths recorded in New South Wales increased by almost half in the space of seven days.

Here's a quick wrap-up of today's COVID-19 statistics from each Australian jurisdiction.

A former staff member of John Barilaro tells an inquiry into the former NSW deputy premier's appointment as a trade commissioner to the US that he has never worked with someone so "keen and ambitious".

The council watchdog finds Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate engaged in misconduct, ordering him to make a public admission on his Facebook page and pay two fines.

After a stellar season, Kerr is named the best international athlete in women's football at the ESPY in the United States.

The Reserve Bank of Australia, like many central banks, targets inflation. For the first time since it started doing that, the government is asking whether it actually works, writes Gareth Hutchens.

The tight-knit community of Port Hedland mourns the loss of three young children found dead following a house fire as their mother is flown to Perth for specialist treatment after receiving injuries from the blaze. 

Several family members cried and left the court room when police bodycam footage was played during the inquest into an Aboriginal man's death.

Only a small section of the British public will decide who gets to lead the country following Boris Johnson's resignation. So who are they and who will they vote for?

US authorities offer a $US5,000 ($7,200) reward in return for information about the man who allegedly shot singer Lady Gaga's dog walker and stole her two French bulldogs last year. 

Severe weather warnings are in place for parts of New Zealand, with 9m waves recorded off Wellington and heavy snow forecast for parts of the country.

A South Australian breeder sells a ram for what he says is Australia's highest price for a merino or poll merino in more than 30 years, with a private sale fetching $115,000 for the 178-kilogram sheep.

Research has shown we need to feel connected for psychological growth. This can come from working in the office alongside others. 

China's government has established a new minerals giant that will purchase iron ore from abroad on behalf of Chinese steel producers — a move seen as an attempt to gain long-term leverage in price negotiations with Australian exporters. ...