More than 40 professional tennis matches were flagged for potential match-fixing by international bookmakers last year, with several players involved appearing on a blacklist of more than 350 names, a Four Corners investigation reveals.
Cabinet Minister Mathias Cormann defends Tony Abbott's decision to remain in parliament, after party elder Amanda Vanstone calls on the former prime minister to quit immediately.
The feet of two terror suspects are to be photographed for comparison after a successful forensic application by prosecutors in Sydney's Central Local Court.
Figures out today show who is donating to Australia's political parties. But much of the real action remains hidden due to Australia's relaxed political donations laws.
Independent senator Glenn Lazarus is pushing for a parliamentary inquiry into alcohol-fuelled violence, saying he has been spurred into action by the alleged assault of his son.
Cycling is mired in yet another controversy, after authorities confirm 'technological fraud' with a motor found inside a rider's cyclo-cross bike at world titles.
A Bangladeshi father dubbed "Tree Man" for massive bark-like warts on his hands and feet will finally have surgery to remove the growths that first began appearing a decade ago.
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A Four Corners investigation out this morning has revealed details about the link between unregulated bookmakers, organised crime and match-fixing. There's one Malaysian high-roller at the centre of it
Ten people have been arrested in Melbourne during overnight raids. They were allegedly part of a drug ring and the alleged boss will face court later today
The Australian political year kicks off today with a Labor caucus meeting in Canberra ahead of Federal Parliament resuming tomorrow. To ease you into it, ABC cameraman Nick Haggarty has taken us inside Parliament House with this piece on the building's press galleries and the eclectic mix of paraphernalia that has been collected within each bureau
One of Asia's biggest unregulated bookmakers — an alleged organised crime figure with links to Australia and Melbourne's Crown Casino — is identified by law enforcement as a potential threat to the integrity of sport across the country.
Novak Djokovic is still keen to stay clear of the chasing pack after sealing a record-equalling sixth Australian Open title with a win over Andy Murray.
Senior Federal Opposition figure Stephen Conroy challenges South Australia's Labor Premier Jay Weatherill to call a state election over his support for a tax increase.
The death of a British anti-poaching pilot whose helicopter was downed by elephant poachers in Tanzania is not surprising and a reflection of the ruthless industry, animal activists say.
Over 10,000 unaccompanied asylum seeker children have disappeared in Europe, the EU police agency Europol says, fearing many have been whisked away into sex trafficking rings or the slave trade.
A disabled passenger says she was forced to crawl on New Delhi airport's tarmac after Air India failed to provide a wheelchair when her plane landed, an allegation the carrier denies.
Severe weather fronts pummel several regions of Australia, with a man dying after being swept away by floodwaters in Queensland and a "mini-tornado" destroying several homes in New South Wales.
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