The recent test-firing of a missile towards Japan is a reminder that North Korea is "convinced that war is imminent", warns one of the world's leading experts on the reclusive regime.
Retired Vice-Admiral Robert Harward, believed to be favoured by Donald Trump to replace the ousted Michael Flynn as national security adviser, turns the job down due to a "personal issue".
Russia, Hillary Clinton, Michael Flynn and fake news. Donald Trump's aggressive media conference was wide-ranging — here's some of the key things he touched on.
Accidental carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected as the cause of death for three family members found dead at the bottom of a concrete water tank in the New South Wales Southern Tablelands, police say.
A potentially lethal drug that can "bring down elephants" and is 10,000 times more potent than morphine is discovered at a Brisbane mail centre, sparking urgent police warnings.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and new Queensland recruit Steve Dickson are interrupted during a media conference at a Sunshine Coast shopping centre and told to leave the "private property".
The housing affordability debate is increasingly becoming the home of dangerous ideas that would do little to help first home buyers and much to destroy the Australian economy, writes Michael Janda.
Sydney doctor Elizabeth Oliver was taken aback when a patient of hers said she earned "easy money". Now she has laid out her case for why she is worth more than the $37 the "frozen" Medicare rebate provides.
George Christensen reportedly threatens to quit the Coalition, citing Federal Government inaction in a dispute between a foreign-owned sugar mill and cane growers in his north Queensland electorate.
The authors of a new fairtyale book about two men falling in love are hoping to shift cultural attitudes towards the LGBTI community and prevent homophobic bullying that can lead to teens taking their own lives.
It will likely be 18 months before the man accused of the deadly Bourke Street rampage faces a Supreme Court trial, with prosecutors telling the court there are more than 1,000 witnesses.
As a child, former AFL player Daniel Motlop snacked on the backsides of green ants. Today he's working with an Adelaide Hills distiller to hero the "little packets of flavour" in a new variety of gin.
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