North Korea ratchets up the tension again in its nuclear stand-off with the US, firing a ballistic missile which flew over Japan before landing in the sea 2,000 kilometres to the east of the country.
Quick thinking helped save the life of a man who fell into 80-90 degrees Celsius water in South Australia's outback, burning most of his body, the Royal Flying Doctor Service says.
Solicitor-General Stephen Donaghue QC says the facts of the four dual citizenship cases before the High Court today are so similar it is "virtually inevitable" the politicians will "stand or fall together".
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer addresses everything from Melissa McCarthy's SNL spoofs to the President's obsession with size, in his first public appearance since leaving the Trump administration.
The foster brother who had sex with Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer before she was allegedly murdered files an appeal against his sentence on the grounds it is "manifestly excessive in all the circumstances".
Manuka honey isn't a panacea or a superfood. But it is grossly underutilised as a topical treatment for wounds, ulcers and burns, particularly in the face of the looming global superbug crisis.
Troops from Russia and Belarus are being sent to eastern Europe by the thousand in tanks, helicopters and warships equipped with rocket launchers, for large-scale military exercises.
The Supreme Court hears it is not a "pure grief reaction" that a 24-year-old woman wants to use her boyfriend's sperm which was harvested shortly after he died suddenly last year.
Allegations of fake designer handbags, attempted murder and adultery on the social media app WeChat spark a defamation case between two private school mothers — and it's going all the way to trial.
Malcolm Turnbull says religious freedom "is fundamental and it will be protected" if same-sex marriage is legalised, despite former PM John Howard's concerns.
Tasmanian biologists are haunted by the thylacine — and they don't want the critically endangered spotted handfish to become the next to become extinct.
In his Army-issue slouch hat, he is clearly an Australian soldier. But the most striking — and perhaps disturbing — aspect of the image, is what is missing.
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