Donald Trump had said a prospective peace deal between Russia and Ukraine would likely include "some swapping of territories", ahead of a meeting between himself and the Russian president in Alaska next Friday.

Instagram users are voicing concern their whereabouts were shared without their knowledge despite Meta saying the feature is opt-in.

The Tasmanian government will end its funding for greyhound racing in the state by 2029 the ABC understands, effectively winding up the industry. 

Premier Jacinta Allan says "Nazis", "goons" will not be tolerated after about 100 people marched through Melbourne dressed in black and chanting.

Despite a surge in interest rates and a jump in loss-making rentals, few landlords are selling up. Experts say it's because negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount protect their investments.

The Brisbane Lions are favoured against last year's grand finalists Sydney, but the home side can't take anything for granted with the top-eight order so tight. Follow live.

After just 10 minutes of play, the Roosters and Dolphins have two players each sent to the sin-bin after multiple melees at Lang Park. Follow live.

How much do you actually know about Dr Karl Kruszelnicki? With the veteran science broadcaster taking his triple j show out of the studio for the first time, we find out his origin story — and so much more.

It's been a week since Tasmanian couple Gregory Vaughan and Kim Worner along with their dog Molly, stepped into a small green plane and flew away without a trace.

Bugged phone calls, allegations of lies and planned destruction of evidence — revelations from the first week of the criminal trial against Outback Wrangler Matt Wright.

An "unusual" jellyfish sting outside of the wet season at Broome's Cable Beach prompts reminders about the year-round dangers posed by these tiny sea creatures.

Young Indonesians dissatisfied with the government are flying a flag from the popular anime One Piece ahead of the country's 80th independence day.

The foreign ministers of Australia, Germany, Italy, New Zealand and the United Kingdom say this decision will "risk violating international humanitarian law".

National Parks are being forced to stay open despite operating on a "bare-bones" crew after cuts to staff and funding. Rangers say they can't sustain it. 

Jennifer Chin was found guilty of stabbing her daughter's clandestine boyfriend in what even the judge called an "unusual" case. Here's how it unfolded.

Detroit's Morice Norris is stable and moving his extremities after being taken to hospital following a frightening head knock during an NFL preseason game between the Lions and Atlanta Falcons.

Byron Waller is smashing records and while the milestone is great, he hopes to use the limelight to raise awareness for other things.

Adidas could face legal action as Mexican authorities accuse the brand of copying traditional huarache sandals.

As South Australia records its worst ambulance ramping, one of the ways the government is tackling the problem is by moving patients from hospitals to a hotel.

Politicians have private business, but that business is sometimes thrust into the public arena, raising questions about how transparent they're required to be, writes Liam Walsh.

A Victorian study has found elite male rowers are seven times more likely to develop atrial fibrillation, a common heart rhythm disorder associated with increased risk of stroke.

As Australia's energy transition hits turbulence, a quiet but fundamental shift is underway.

Station owners hosted scientists for decades at Nilpena, in South Australia, where excavations uncovered rare Ediacaran fossils, before selling the land to secure its future as a national park. 

There are not many people that have survived a nuclear attack. Tsutomu Yamaguchi is the only person that officially survived two.

The debate in the Israeli media over Benjamin Netanyahu's plans to occupy Gaza have barely mentioned the fate of the two million people who live there.