NSW Premier Gladys Berejikilian pleads with locals to heed SES warnings as the threat from the state's deadly flood crisis moves south from the stricken city of Lismore.
Residents in some low-lying parts of Logan, south of Brisbane, are again being asked to consider leaving their homes as the flood emergency caused by ex-Cyclone Debbie continues.
These images capture the sheer scale of devastation that ex-Cyclone Debbie inflicted upon residents of Queensland and New South Wales, and the resilience of those affected.
Cyclone and flood-ravaged communities along the Queensland coast are returning to their homes and assessing the damage, but some residents say they feel they have been forgotten.
South Australian senator Nick Xenophon defends a deal secured with the Government in exchange for his vote on cutting tax rates for small- and medium-sized businesses.
In the hills of West Virginia, one of the poorest states in America, people voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in the presidential election — despite the help Obamacare provided and despite his promise to abolish it.
More than 300 Australians who hold Swiss bank accounts are being investigated as part of an international probe into millions of dollars' worth of tax evasion.
In the absence of uniform national guidelines outlining schools' legal obligations, some transgender students are being forced to use bathrooms that do not match their gender identity, Jill Stark writes.
It was one of the great art heists of the 20th century, but the motive of the students behind it wasn't to flog the piece on the black market — this was an act of political protest.
Hundreds of Tasmanian women and children fleeing domestic violence are being turned away from shelters each month, prompting calls from service providers for more funding.
It's becoming easier for dads to swap breadwinning for baby-burping — but it's still a dream unrealised for many couples who would like to swap traditional parenting roles. The ABC speaks to dads about how they made becoming chief nappy-changer work for their whole family.
Ashley Dyball, 25, (pictured) travelled to Syria in 2015 to fight for the Kurdish YPG militia and is the second man to be charged over Samuel Thompson's disappearance.
One of the greatest winning streaks in sport history ends as the University of Connecticut's women's basketball team is beaten after 111 straight victories, dating back to 2014.
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