Australia's next big export industry could be its sunlight and wind, as game-changing technology developed by the CSIRO makes it easier to transport and deliver their energy as hydrogen.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten uses his budget reply speech to announce Federal Labor will back the Government's 0.5 per cent increase in the Medicare levy — but only for people earning more than $87,000 per year.
The AFL's attempt to crack the Chinese market faces a number of obstacles, experts say, as the Port Adelaide-Gold Coast game approaches to little local fanfare.
It's a lifestyle choice, not a diet, according to its loyal devotees. But what makes "clean eating" any different from other dietary regimes, and more importantly, is it any good for you?
US President Donald Trump blasts ousted FBI chief James Comey as a "showboat", standing by his claim the FBI was in "turmoil" before his sacking despite contradictory testimony from the agency's acting leader.
If investment bank UBS is to be believed, the Government is risking shaking the foundations of a sector which could bring the economy to its knees, writes Phillip Lasker. Forget the mining boom unwinding, if property collapses, it's game over.
It is difficult not to contrast the crackdown on welfare recipients using drugs with the leniency afforded NRL players, writes Offsiders' Richard Hinds.
A man whose leg was "chomped and shredded" by a shark is told to undergo rehabilitation and get a prosthesis fitted before Centrelink considers paying him a disability support pension.
On the back of the Government's plan to drug test welfare recipients, Queensland MP and former policeman Llew O'Brien says it is a "no brainer" that politicians should be subjected to random breath tests in Parliament.
Nursing is not for the faint-hearted, and I'm not just talking about the blood. It takes a physical, mental and emotional toll on those who embrace the challenge. On International Nurses Day the ABC asks these Aussie legends, why they chose nursing?
How do you educate teenagers about the dangers of drinking and taking drugs in a way that isn't boring and doesn't involve long notetaking lectures from teachers? Invite them to a virtual party.
A suppression order on the Salt Creek attacker is lifted with the court naming the man involved in the backpacker assault near South Australia's Coorong region as Roman Heinze.
Pyongyang will seek the extradition of anyone involved in an alleged CIA-backed plot to kill leader Kim Jong-un with a biochemical poison, a top North Korean foreign ministry official says.
Native Title Act changes that the Government declared urgent in February will not pass Parliament until at least mid-June, amid a stand-off between the major parties.
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