Planes and ships hunt waters east of Singapore for 10 US sailors missing after the USS John McCain warship hit an oil tanker this morning — the second collision involving a US Navy vessel in the past two months.
North Korea attacks Australia's decision to participate in joint military exercises with the United States and South Korea, describing it as a "suicidal act".
As the citizenship crisis sweeps through Canberra, Labor refuses to release documents showing their members and senators are not dual citizens, arguing the party's vetting procedures are stricter than their rivals.
Soaring household debt levels and aggressive lending practices from the major banks are setting up a potential "perfect storm" for Australia's economy, financial experts tell Four Corners.
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce will throw his company's support behind the Yes campaign for same-sex marriage, despite pointed criticism from Coalition ministers earlier this year.
New Zealand's new Opposition Leader Jacinda Ardern is at the centre of a second sexism row not even a month after taking the reins of the Labour Party.
Private health insurer NIB rejects accusations that some policies are "junk" insurance that do not cover more than the public system, and labels as "paternalistic" a proposal by doctors for a mandated minimum level of cover.
A convicted rapist who drugged a Victorian mother, injected her with battery acid and set her on fire, killing her, was motivated by his sexual interest in her, a court hears.
If you were wondering why PSG would pay $333 million to buy Neymar from Barcelona, this sort of goal — one of five he had a hand in on the night — might tell you why.
Seven-year-old Julian Cadman is confirmed to have died in last week's terror attack in Barcelona, with his family remembering the Sydney boy as an "energetic, funny and cheeky" child and his school paying tribute to his "generous heart".
A husband and wife duo charged with trafficking drugs are among Australia's most wanted fugitives authorities are hoping to track down with their "Rogue Radar" operation.
Australian steel manufacturer BlueScope announces a surge in net profit, but also warns high and rising energy costs pose an ongoing challenge as does an ACCC investigation into alleged cartel conduct.
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