The Prime Minister confirms he will publicly release legal advice on his predecessor Scott Morrison's secret appointment to five ministries tomorrow.

An ABC investigation reveals the links between a company with a major stake in Australia's most expensive casino venture and notorious organised crime figures in Hong Kong and Macau.

The Solomon Islands government hauls in Australia's High Commissioner over the Four Corners program exploring how China has been rapidly building commercial and security ties with the Pacific Island nation.

After a record amount of fentanyl was seized in Melbourne, authorities are sounding the alarm about the highly dangerous drug that has rarely been found in Australia.

Alan Joyce says it's "not good enough" that Qantas customers have been been dealing with flight delays, cancellations and lost baggage over the past few months. 

Stealing a bag of chips — that was the crime that would land Erin in Tasmania's Ashley youth prison, a place where she would be sexually abused, punished if she complained and taught that it was better just to shut up and accept it. ...

Using in-app browsers to open links through apps including Facebook, Instagram and TikTok poses a security and privacy risk on mobile devices, says Felix Krause, the Vienna-based founder of Fastlane.

The alleged leader of an international organised crime syndicate operating using the ANOM app has been arrested in South Australia's Yorke Peninsula.

Imran Khan appears to still be free despite police charges laid over a public vow to sue police officers and a female judge.

The death of Darya Dugina in a suspected car bombing on Saturday has sparked a myriad of questions around her family. Her father, Alexander Dugin, is arguably one of Russia's most well-known ideologues. Here's why his influence over Vladimir...

After being booted from Facebook and Instagram, Andrew Tate is being scrubbed from TikTok. Is this the end for his misogyny?

The family of an Adelaide man who died in 2018 is hoping a coronial inquest will provide answers about his death, which they say followed years of "relentless" workplace bullying.

When Australian rough diamonds began surfacing in Europe, it was the first clue millions of gems were disappearing from the Argyle mine in the heart of WA's Kimberley.

It's the tiny parasite that has beekeepers on edge, threatening to rip $70 million a year from Australia's honey industry, and still many questions remain.

An inquest examining police responses to a siege where a man killed himself in Townsville hears the Queensland police officers who attended had minimal or no domestic violence training.

The scandal-plagued state workers' insurance scheme icare has now needed almost $4 billion in bailouts over past three years, the NSW Treasurer says.

Got a question about ADHD and neurodiversity? Here's your chance to ask Australian comedian Em Rusciano about her experience, and pick the brains of our experts. 

It's big businesses, not individuals, that need to change if we are to address environmental issues.This author says clever marketing has made us think otherwise.

The man is charged with four offences including acts of indecency, grooming and capturing intimate images.

The Defence Department has released a series of "talking points" about its national security review of the Darwin Port, but has refused an FOI request to disclose its full assessment.  

New homebuyers are among some of the worst hit by a perfect storm of rising interest rates and cost of living, market analysis shows.

The woman, who is a Korean-born New Zealander, is believed to be a family member of the two children found dead. 

A re-opened inquest into the disappearance of a north Queensland man almost three decades ago hears his son-in-law confessed to his murder, telling a friend he killed him and another man before burying them "in the same grave".

While wages might be rising at the fastest rate in seven years, they've come off the back of the slowest growth in history which means they've plunged in real terms, writes business editor Ian Verrender.

The exercises aim to boost readiness after a pause due to COVID-19, and as North Korea rebuffs an economic offer from the South.