Angry Woolworths customers say they have had money withdrawn from their accounts because of a computer glitch that has re-processed six-month-old transactions.
Do you know what happens to your empty bottles and jars once you've recycled them? Industry insiders say their business is in crisis as they are forced to stockpile hundreds of thousands of tonnes of glass which has "nowhere to go".
The Australian Marriage Equality group says it will launch an immediate legal challenge if today's Liberal Party meeting on same-sex marriage decides to have a national postal ballot.
Amnesty International is calling for an independent and impartial review into the death of an Iranian asylum seeker on Manus Island as police investigate the circumstances of the man's death.
The final forum at the Garma Festival looks at ways to secure a 'yes' vote for a treaty and constitutional recognition for Indigenous people, but leaders say there is no money to enact the next steps.
A Melbourne teenager goes for a swim in the ocean and comes out of the water looking like an extra in a slasher film after his legs are bitten by "sea bugs", which one expert says are common in Port Phillip Bay.
A 15-year-old boy in state care who drowned and then had his body mauled by a crocodile or shark in Western Australia's top end was suffering foetal alcohol syndrome disorder, a coronial inquest hears.
One of the world's foremost authorities on artificial intelligence lays out how he thinks society will change over the next 30 years as the technology becomes commonplace.
Until the turn of this century, there was little sense in Western medicine that gender mattered. But in the last 20 years, mainstream medical research has begun to seriously explore gender differences and bias in academic and clinical medicine.
A debate about ethnic diversity in the Roman Empire boiled over into a bitter dispute which saw classical scholar, author and TV presenter Mary Beard subjected to days of "nasty" attacks on social media.
Commonwealth Bank chief executive Ian Narev is refusing to quit or stand aside amid allegations his bank was used to launder dirty money for criminal gangs, drug runners and even potential terrorists.
There are calls for more training to help teachers deal with problematic sexual behaviour in primary schools, which a study shows includes students threatening to rape other children and coercing others to engage in sexual behaviour.
A senior US Republican visiting Australia for diplomatic talks says President Donald Trump is struggling with the limitations of a job he never expected to get.
Australia's powder hounds rejoice after a weekend deluge of the white stuff — dubbed "the Blizzard of Oz" — creates a winter wonderland at Australia's snowfields.
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