US President Donald Trump appears to confirm he is under investigation for obstruction of justice, claiming he is being investigated for firing FBI director James Comey by the man who told him to do it.
The push to reopen a controversial copper mine on the island of Bougainville has suffered a setback, with opposition groups stopping the region's government from going to the mine site and signing a new agreement with landowners.
An Australian farmer's invention, which destroys weed seeds during harvest, has the potential to reduce the need for herbicides in grain farming and is gaining interest from around the world.
Several recent cases of children being exploited and bullied online have left parents feeling overwhelmed, writes Samantha Selinger-Morris. But keeping your kids and teens safe on social media does not have to be a full-time job.
The Indian Government bows to widespread pressure and promises to ease an outright ban on selling cattle for slaughter, which has jeopardised billions in exports and ruined livelihoods.
Farhad Qaumi, the leader of the once-feared Brothers 4 Life gang, will spend at least 43 years in jail for a string of violent crimes in Sydney, including the execution-style killing of a standover man and the accidental shooting of a teen girl.
The consumer watchdog is suing the Australian distributor of the Thermomix cooking appliances for allegedly failing to report a number of serious burns by the required deadline.
If chief scientist Alan Finkel gets his way, battery storage will be central to Australia's energy future. So how does it work, which other countries are doing it and how much of a "thing" will it be here?
Unions say contractors working for the National Broadband Network are taking shortcuts on in-home installations, blaming low pay and pressure on workers to complete jobs quickly.
The celebrity-endorsed higher education provider has its registration cancelled by the Turnbull Government, in the latest blow to 800 business and hospitality students left in limbo following the financial collapse of Careers Australia.
Yoko Ono is set to receive songwriting credits on Imagine, almost 50 years after the song was released and decades after her influence was acknowledged by her late husband John Lennon.
Three Coalition Government ministers withdraw some statements but refuse to apologise to the Victorian Court of Appeal for criticising the state's judiciary over terrorism sentences.
ABC South-East Asia correspondent Adam Harvey has undergone a successful operation and is expected to recover well after he was struck in the neck by a stray bullet in the Philippines.
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