US President Donald Trump receives Saudi Arabia's top civilian honour as he begins a nine-day foreign trip, looking to shift attention from a spiralling political firestorm over his dismissal of former FBI director James Comey.
There's been a lot of focus on North Korea's nuclear ambitions. But what can be lost in the discussion is just how vast and powerful the country's military already is.
Next week, hundreds of Indigenous Australians will meet for a historic constitutional convention at Uluru, but for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, the complex debate over our constitution seems a world away.
When it comes to plastic pollution on beaches, scientists say few of us realise the biggest threat — microfibres. They are invisible to the naked eye, and there is no plan in place to tackle the problem.
The mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange calls on Malcolm Turnbull to help her son secure safe passage out of the UK, after Swedish prosecutors stop investigating him over rape allegations.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat is preparing to hand over the keys to the TARDIS after an "overwhelming" but "amazing" ride — but first, he has "some real belters" in store for fans of the cult show.
Pippa Middleton, the sister of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, enlists the help of the some of the youngest members of the royal family during her wedding in a country church in England.
For the second week running, Richmond has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in nail biter. Social media was in an unforgiving mood, with the Tigers rapidly becoming an AFL symbol of tight-game bunglers.
Author Dawn O'Porter knows all about the bile that can rise in your throat when you're the victim of incessant name-calling online. She suggests a radical approach to dealing with trolls - offering them empathy and kindness instead of hitting back.
Thousands of fans of medieval history from around the world descend on western Sydney to take a step back in time and experience the dark world of our ancestors.
Cruise ship passengers are clogging up mainland medical waiting rooms and straining local health services as they try to avoid expensive on-board doctors, Kimberley GPs say.
The number of New South Wales teachers dismissed for sexual misconduct rises to 20 in 2016, new research from the Education Department reveals, as it is also found staff have been asked to resign after "inappropriate communication" with students on social media.
After arriving in the Yorke Peninsula more than a century ago, snails are causing havoc for South Australian farmers and an expert warns this year could see a bumper snail season due to the recent wet and mild summer.
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