North Korea warns of a nuclear attack on the United States at any sign of American aggression, as a US Navy strike group steams towards the western Pacific.
Multiple explosions hit a bus taking the Borussia Dortmund football team to their Champions League quarter-final first-leg match against Monaco, leaving at least one player injured.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urges Russia to abandon its support for Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, saying it must side with the United States and like-minded countries amid growing tensions over a chemical weapon attack.
The confidential information of about 120 Victorian families who homeschool vulnerable kids is inadvertently published on the Victorian Education Department website for 24 hours.
The Federal Government is refusing to name the "community leaders" it claims support a cashless welfare card trial amid a push to dramatically expand the program in May's budget.
An ABC TV crew manages to get inside the compound of Jakarta's firebrand cleric Habib Rizieq, the man leading the divisive campaign against the capital's Christian governor, known as Ahok.
An Amnesty International report into capital punishment shows China may have killed more people than the rest of the world combined last year, but the true number is hard to verify.
Surgeons may boycott a highly successful heart valve procedure unless the Federal Government makes it compulsory to use the combined skills of a cardiologist and a surgeon.
Despite being one of the music industry's most enduring artists, Patti Smith says it is never too late in your career to learn a lesson or two in the value of failure.
United Airlines insists they "followed the right procedures" after video of a passenger being forcibly removed from an overbooked flight to make room for airline employees sparks outrage.
The first data from last year's controversial census is released — including profiles of the typical Australian, the typical Indigenous Australian and the typical migrant.
A Perth doctor acted "reprehensibly" and "engaged in professional misconduct" in his treatment of a young cancer sufferer who died after her parents took her to El Salvador for natural therapies, a tribunal finds.
A python with a methamphetamine addiction is just one of hundreds of animals being rehabilitated at a prison in New South Wales, and it is also helping to rehabilitate some minimum-security prisoners.
British schools minister Nick Gibb is urging Australia to embrace phonics as part of a national strategy to help children read, saying evidence from around the world shows it's the most effective way of teaching children the skill.
Microwaving your tea may be unconventional butzapping your cup, along with other food products, has the potential to unlock health benefits one food scientist has discovered.
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