911 transcripts show Justine Damond called police a second time when they did not respond immediately to a possible rape behind her house. Just minutes later, she was dead.
New excavations of a rock shelter near Kakadu National Park indicate humans reached Australia at least 65,000 years ago — up to 18,000 years earlier than previously thought.
My husband constantly reminded me it was my wifely duty to obey his every command. He controlled everything I did: what I ate, where I went, how much I spent. But as the parish priest he was protected by the Church — while I was shunned.
An army general, two politicians, and police officers are among the 62 people found guilty of smuggling and trafficking migrants on the Thai-Malaysia border, in the biggest human trafficking trial in Thailand's history.
A growing number of parents are choosing to delay when their child starts school but the decision is also causing them stress and anxiety, a major Queensland study finds.
When wildlife photographer Sean Scott flew his drone over a school of bait fish off a remote Western Australian beach, he never expected the images would attract global attention.
Michael Matthews claims the sprinter's green jersey on stage 17 of the Tour de France, with the Australian primed to hold onto it until the end of the race on the boulevards of Paris.
When it comes to symbols of Australian pop culture, pyjamaed banana twins B1 and B2 might not immediately spring to mind, but the pair's global reach will surprise you.
Donald Trump pushes Senate Republicans to take another stab at repealing or overhauling Obamacare, calling all 52 Republican senators to the White House to urge them to keep their campaign promises and find a new healthcare approach.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott says he was told there was no need for a Home Affairs Ministry when he was in office, casting doubt on the biggest national security shake-up in decades.
There are 23 other Australian MPs and senators aside from Scott Ludlam and Larissa Waters who were born overseas, and many of them are jumping on social media to clarify their citizenship.
A chill ran through me when I read about Anne Iddon, a blind woman who apparently died of starvation and dehydration after her husband and carer passed away. Their bodies lay in their Sydney home for weeks before being found. Could the same thing happen to my mother? Stephanie Wood writes.
A top-ranking Chinese general from the People's Liberation Army tours a secretive military facility outside Canberra as part of a low-key "goodwill" visit to meet senior Australian Defence figures.
Polish cyclist Pawel Poljanski reminds us all what a professional cyclist's body goes through after 16 gruelling Tour de France stages, with a photo of his insanely veiny legs.
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