The day has finally come — Eurovision is here! Stick with us as we bring you every colourful performance, every costume change and every controversy from the world's favourite TV music competition. Spoiler alert!
One radical way to beat the housing affordability crisis is to take matters into your own hands, find an empty building and move in — which is exactly what one group of squatters did 13 years ago in New York's East Village.
US President Donald Trump says he could announce a replacement for sacked FBI director James Comey by the end of this week, before he leaves on his first foreign trip since taking office.
As families around the country celebrate Mother's Day today, spare a thought for the women whose partners are serving the nation away from the family home.
Britain's health system is restored to working order after a global "ransomware" attack that disrupted services in nearly 100 countries at an "unprecedented level", the country's interior minister says.
There's a common belief that fresh is best and buying frozen vegies is a cop out. So, are you actually compromising on nutrition when you choose frozen veg?
A piece of history involving a bombing, a beheading, and an incredible escape from drowning using a pocket knife after a World War II bombing off the East Arnhem Land coast is discovered accidentally after 74 years.
Egypt unearths an ancient burial site containing at least 17 mummies, most fully intact, in the latest in a string of discoveries that the country's Antiquities Minister describes as a helping hand for its struggling tourism sector.
The Federal Government's plan to drug test welfare recipients has been compared to a similar policy in New Zealand, but welfare organisations in that country say the program has been far from successful.
A restaurant owned by celebrity chef Neil Perry, The Burger Project, apologises after one of its staff members directed the racial slur "n*****" at a customer in Melbourne.
A senior North Korean diplomat who handles the reclusive country's US affairs has said Pyongyang would have dialogue with the US administration if conditions are right, South Korea's Yonhap news agency has reported.
Australians need to reset their understanding of what is a normal weight, with more than one-in-five school aged children in New South Wales now considered overweight or obese, health experts say.
Adelaide's thumping at the hands of Melbourne and Geelong's loss to Essendon muddies the picture at the top of the ladder. Look back at all of Saturday's action in our ScoreCentre.
Iconic Australian band Midnight Oil's world tour moves to North America, and once again their social message is resonating with fans at a time of global political turmoil.
Surgeons are warning of the potential dangers of loose wire bristles on barbecue-cleaning brushes after a Coffs Coast man accidentally swallowed one and had it pulled out of his pancreas more than a week later.
A sheriff's helicopter crew warns a group of paddle-boarders to get out of the ocean after spotting more than a dozen great white sharks along the southern California coast.
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