ABC election analyst Antony Green says the Coalition will not be able to form government in Victoria, but it is unclear whether there will be a Labor majority or minority government.

The ABC projects that the Labor Party has won re-election in Victoria, with the Coalition unable to gain enough seats to form government.

Victoria's lower house is undergoing a transformation in what is projected to be a Labor government for another four years.

The Socceroos would love a win to keep their FIFA World Cup dreams alive in Qatar as Tunisia look to further their own chances of progressing from Group D. Follow all the action from the Al Janoub Stadium in our live blog.

The chief of the defence force has demanded senior officers justify why they should keep honours and medals, as the fallout from the inquiry into alleged war crimes continues.

Murder suspect Rajwinder Singh is transferred to an Indian prison where he will remain in custody before appearing before a court in New Delhi next week in relation to the murder of Cairns woman Toyah Cordingley.

The gripping case of a little girl who died and the 14 members of a religious group charged with her murder.

New mind-bending technology that creates media from scratch is evolving rapidly, and it’s billed as the next big disruption.

Dietitians working in aged care say they haven't seen a consistent improvement in food quality since the royal commission and supplement announcement, but the industry disagrees.

Bell's report shreds any last remnants of credibility the former prime minister might have in regards to his disdain for proper process and in the way he treated his colleagues and the public, writes Laura Tingle.

Grocery stores in parts of China's capital have had their shelves emptied as the city government speeds up construction of quarantine centres and field hospitals.

The US Federal Communications Commission says new equipment from China's Huawei and ZTE pose "an unacceptable risk" to US national security, amid fears the technology could be used to surveil Americans.

Sydney activist Garry Wotherspoon told an inquiry into LGBT hate crimes of how he was bashed in 1970 for being gay. It was among the many harrowing stories that paint a strikingly different picture of the harbour city than what most people e...

Another wave of Russian attacks hit Kherson in southern Ukraine as Moscow steps up its strikes on critical infrastructure in an effort to tighten the screw on Kyiv.

Companies, governments and individuals who pay for the premium service will be given different-coloured check marks. The service will be "tentatively launching" on December 2, according to Elon Musk. 

Cameron Smith is on the cusp of a third Australian PGA Championship, as he takes a three-stroke lead into Sunday's final round in Brisbane.

The giant Indian bank behind a failed coal mine at the centre of WA's growing energy crisis is seeking almost $1 billion to walk away from its disastrous position.

A man and a woman aged in their 30s have died after the motorbike they were riding crashed on the Gold Coast. The couple was earlier pursued by police.

From a hatched egg to the table in just six weeks, today's meat chickens grow faster and bigger than the birds that were eaten in our grandparents' youth — but it's not because of added hormones.

A man who fell overboard a cruise ship has been rescued about 32 kilometres south of Louisiana's Southwest Pass after a night at sea. 

Spectacular vision of a twister-like whirlwind that sent a tent swirling into the sky and damaged a roof in the Northern Territory town of Katherine has been identified by the Bureau of Meteorology as a rarely seen phenomenon called a gustna...

Kim Jong Un revealed two powerful assets last week: one was a North Korean-made intercontinental ballistic missile, and the other, a little girl later identified as his elusive daughter.

Beijing plans to develop an integrated online health platform featuring the digital health records of every resident, sparking concerns about intensified state surveillance. 

As polls open, Taiwan's president frames local elections as being about sending a message to the world about the island's determination to defend its democracy.

From a silent protest to a reluctant song, the Iranian situation at the World Cup is one of heightened emotions and complicated messaging, writes Samantha Lewis.