China has gained "effective control" over the South China Sea and is using "psychological warfare" in its quest for territorial expansion, according to a new study which urges the United States and allies to do more to push back.
Australia decides against enforcing the follow-on despite holding a 287-run lead after dismissing Pakistan for 142 on day three at the Gabba. Follow our live blog.
US President Barack Obama confirms Russia was responsible for a series of cyber attacks during the election, but stops short of confirming Valdimir Putin himself orchestrated the attacks, instead saying "not much happens in Russia without" the President.
Village Roadshow's theme parks, Warner Bros Movie World, Sea World and Wet'n'Wild get a clean bill of health by Queensland Government safety inspectors, the company's chief executive says.
The arrest and deportation of famous Jewish diarist Anne Frank during World War II may have been sparked by an investigation into illegal labour or falsified ration coupons, new research suggests.
Hundreds of people take what may be their last opportunity to roll down the lush lawns of Parliament House in Canberra, as the famous hill is soon to be fenced off.
There are renewed fears for thousands of people still believed to be trapped in the remaining rebel enclave in Aleppo, after evacuation convoys out of the Syrian city were yesterday suspended.
Would you rely on ordinary citizens to grab a gun or whip up a roadside bomb in the event of war? That's exactly what is happening in Estonia, as the tiny Baltic nation eyes the threat from Vladimir Putin's Russia.
At the height of his powers, former Billabong CEO Matthew Perrin was worth at least $50 million and was living the high life on the Gold Coast. But his fall from grace was mighty.
The total cost of decommissioning the stricken nuclear power plant at Fukushima and providing compensation to victims nearly doubles, with a new estimate placing the cost at $250 billion.
A Sydney-born woman, who calls herself the "Human Swan", completes a bizarre and dangerous journey from the Russian Arctic tundra to a wetland in western England.
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