A 13-year-old boy lost for three freezing nights with his father in Tasmania's rugged south-west wilderness says it was "really, really tough" and they are lucky to be alive.
Australian Olympics Committee president John Coates apologises for his comments in a leaked email, in which he used the term "sheltered workshop" when referring to an employee with cancer.
The broadcaster of Masterchef and The Project warns there is "material uncertainty" over its "ability to continue as a going concern" after posting a $232 million half-year loss.
A large explosion rocks the Syrian capital of Damascus and a fire breaks out near the city's airport, according to opposition activists, pro-Government sources and a group monitoring the Syrian conflict.
A building company linked to Mick Gatto is targeted in an online campaign by sub-contractors who say the company is ripping them off after they did work on apartment complexes.
From being defeated on his promise to repeal Obamacare to restoring the conservative tilt on the Supreme Court bench, we break down how much progress Donald Trump has made on his core agenda so far.
When farmers put out the call to turn our backs on cheap supermarket milk, thousands of Australians followed suit. But many of us have been lured back into buying the less expensive option.
A team of Melbourne surgeons perform a rare reconstruction of a Bangladeshi toddler's lower body and internal organs, after she was born with three legs.
Turkey has the names of approximately 420 suspected Australian jihadists on a watch list its using to block foreign fighters from travelling through its territory to fight in Syria and Iraq and a senior official reveals Ankara has begun efforts to extradite extremist Neil Prakash.
A Victorian truck driver who said he had a coughing fit and blacked out moments before a fatal crash at Murray Bridge in South Australia is sentenced to five years in jail.
Scientists compile a new global database of coral reef mass-bleaching events that shows the likelihood of bleaching increased eight-fold from the late 1990s.
A Sydney truck driver is ordered to spend at least three years in jail for a crash that left two people seriously injured in 2014 on Warringah Road in Dee Why.
Problems inside a flagship counter-terrorism police unit "would concern all Australians", Federal Labor says, after revelations it was prevented from engaging with extremists because it did not have a car.
The ABC's Four Corners report on youth detention was "sensationalist and misleading", the former Northern Territory corrections minister tells a royal commission, but admits conditions in centres were "unsuitable for use".
Indigenous leader Noel Pearson wants an inquiry into Queensland's Education Department after a report finds a quarter of students in some Cape York communities have an intellectual disability but not getting the support they need.
A Taiwanese man survives 47 days missing in the Nepalese Himalayas — but his girlfriend died just three days before the pair were discovered by rescue teams.
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