Satellite and aerial imagery taken from a plane gives a bird’s-eye before and after view of the devastation left behind by the deluge.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of terrorising and killing civilians with the air attacks which came a day after drone strikes on Kyiv.

The Jillaroos are preparing to fly to England for the World Cup, where the reigning champions will play five games in 18 days if they reach the final at Old Trafford.

A government regulatory agency has been embroiled in a hack on an IT services firm owned by Optus’ parent company Singtel.

Hancock Prospecting pumps millions of dollars into second-tier sports in Australia. In return, Gina Rinehart and her team are used to getting whatever they want - which makes the Diamonds’ stance so unique.

A 50-year-old cold case has closed in Queensland after a man was sentenced for bashing a man to death with a camera in a hotel room in 1976.

Queensland council inspectors have raised eyebrows after they rummaged through ratepayers' rubbish and snapped pictures.

“The climate system is on steroids,” says Professor David Karoly, a leading climate scientist at the Climate Council. “Now is exactly the right time to talk about it. Because now we can see the impacts.”

The sponsorship dollar, which was once colour-neutral, now has a specific hue and a certain scent, which players are deciding to take or leave according to their principles.

The Albanese government has rejected NSW’s claims it had ignored a request for federal funding for the controversial project.

The Golden Eagle favourite enjoyed a stroll around Canterbury on Tuesday as Ciaron Maher discussed the hopes of Light Infantry – and Cox Plate hope Gold Trip.

Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid said he was surprised by the government’s “hasty” decision-making, which coincided with the Jewish holy day of Simchat Torah.

Australian Test and new ODI captain Pat Cummins wasn't keen to answer questions about him and sponsorship decisions.

Penny Wong made an assured debut as foreign minister. But she faces her first crisis in the form of an infuriated Israel.

When the Murray River floods, the 2½-kilometre earthen levee will protect hundreds of properties from inundation. But some will be left behind.

South Australia's Jake Weatherald stole a perplexing single during his side's Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania.

Xi could secure a “lopsided” five seats on the seven-member Standing Committee. “That will be a very bad scenario,” said Chinese political analyst Willy Lam.

Gift cards could be used as a saving hack for Aussie shoppers amid cost of living pressures.

Maths will be compulsory for Year 12 students who sit their HSC exams from 2026 onwards.

Some Big Bash League players will be allowed to play without a meat logo on their caps or helmets this summer for religious reasons. And it is considered reasonable for a player to opt out of fast food advertising for sustainability or vegan reasons.