The body that investigates air safety incidents is struggling with a massive backlog and is only completing one in three investigations inside the targeted 12-month timeframe.
The ABC will shed as many as 200 management jobs to help pay for a $50 million Content Fund and new positions in regional areas, under a significant restructure announced by managing director Michelle Guthrie.
Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood combine to take four wickets in nine balls to rock India and put Australia in command of the second Test in Bangalore. Follow our live blog.
We have taken a look at what would happen if we all stopped spending money on small luxuries such as new clothes, heading out for a drink (and, yes, brunch). Spoiler: it gets a bit terrifying.
North Korea temporarily bans Malaysians from leaving North Korea, and Malaysia hits back with a ban of its own, amid an escalating row over the murder of Kim Jong-nam.
A far north Queensland man faces multiple counts of rape, strangulation and deprivation of liberty after being discovered by police on the Warrego Highway, hiding in a four-wheel driven by his alleged victim held captive for several weeks.
Andrew Bogut's Cleveland Cavaliers debut lasts just 58 seconds, as the Australian centre sustains a broken leg, which casts doubts about his future in the NBA.
Indigenous residents of Wilcannia in far-west New South Wales say they are shocked and insulted by their portrayal in a BBC documentary about alcohol abuse in the town.
Tinkering, patching and mending is making a comeback as a new breed of repair experts help people maintain household items for free rather than throw them out.
The 2012 shooting murder of Darko Janceski outside his parents' Wollongong home was the culmination of a long-running feud, the NSW Supreme Court hears.
Australia's ever-expanding cities are being linked to weight gain and chronic illnesses in new research, sparking calls for a more integrated approach to designing healthy neighbourhoods.
Pedestrian traffic lights depicting female figures will be installed at a Melbourne CBD intersection as part of a lobby group's push for gender equality, but some see the move as an example of misplaced priorities.
The majority of Syrian children say they feel grief and sadness, seven out of 10 wet their beds and at least 3 million have only ever known war, a major new research project by Save the Children finds.
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