The owner of some of Australia's most famous food brands is linked to deforestation in Indonesia after new footage emerges of land clearing in North Sumatra.
A woman is charged with selling toxic moonshine that was found by the NSW coroner to have contributed to three deaths in the remote Indigenous community of Collarenebri.
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection spent more than $106,000 on taps during the first nine months of the year, and a further $17,000 on promotional hats, new documents reveal.
Woolworths did not violate consumer law through its Mind the Gap scheme in 2014, which saw the retailer claim $18 million from suppliers to help reduce a $53 million shortfall in half-year profits, a federal court judge rules.
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill will call on state and territory leaders to establish an emissions trading scheme without federal leadership at a COAG meeting on Friday.
Sydney GP Brian Crickitt faces the prospect of a lengthy jail term after being found guilty of injecting his wife with a lethal dose of insulin over New Year's Eve in 2009.
Donald Trump is shaping up as the 'entertainment president' and his appointment of WWE magnate Linda McMahon to his team only serves to reinforce that notion.
A woman who fell from the second floor of an apartment building sparks another emergency at a hospital in western Sydney, after having to be cut from a car.
Sales of vinyl records outstrip digital music sales for the first time in the UK, with audiophiles spending $41 million on vinyl records last week, versus the $3.6 million spent on digital downloads, according to Official Charts data.
Victoria moves a step closer to introducing assisted dying laws for the terminally ill, with the Government pledging to introduce a bill to Parliament in the second half of 2017.
The New South Wales Government's controversial lockout laws have been eased for live entertainment venues in the CBD and Kings Cross as part of a two-year trial.
Julian Assange has gone public for the first time with his version of events surrounding a rape allegation made against him, saying he is "entirely innocent" and text messages show "it is clearly consensual sex between adults".
There is "only a small window of opportunity left" to wipe out the insect that has the potential to be the worst invasive species to ever cross Australia's borders, according to a report obtained by the ABC.
Australian scientists are mapping grass pollen levels across the country from space, in a bid to develop an early warning system for asthma sufferers on high-danger days.
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