Earlier in August, Eurovision announced that countries involved in armed conflict would not be considered for hosting the competition.

Pacific nations could find themselves in the middle of a trade stand-off between the US and China.

Leah Stewart, 34, says she has been grateful for the support she has received while she focuses on her recovery.

Below the surface of Australia's weight-loss drug boom, a market operates outside the prescription system.

Organisers say the mistake adds "international flavour".

Should Trump "take action, our confrontation will be like an earthquake", the head of Iran's supreme national security council has warned.

Some people are choosing tiny homes over the traditional Australian dream. Could smaller mean smarter?

A third woman has joined two others in alleging they were sexually assaulted in a hotel by Sydney Swans players.

In 2010, Opposition foreign affairs spokesperson Ted O'Brien got a rare opportunity to visit a secretive nation.

The ACT has joined NSW in participating in the federal government's gun buyback scheme, set up following the Bondi mass shooting in December.

Australia says critical questions remain unresolved after Israel concluded its two-year investigation into the fatal strike.

Trump’s unilateral military drill cuts and North Korea outreach leave Asia-Pacific allies questioning US defence commitments.

Israeli strikes have killed at least 16 Palestinians since Tuesday, according to Gaza medics.

Outrage over Israel's response to aid worker Zomi Frankcom's killing is the latest flashpoint in a relationship that's no longer warm.

Millions of Australians receiving Centrelink payments will see changes to their fortnightly payment rates.

A $20,000 withdrawal could have a far bigger impact on your future than you might expect.

As midterm primaries continue with elections in several states this week, analysts are predicting a shake-up.

The government drew a line on compulsory superannuation as it unveiled tougher consumer protections.

It's become a must-have on many home energy wishlists. But researchers argue there are smarter ways to maximise savings before taking the plunge.

The government unveiled 63 changes in response to community concern, just hours before the final vote was due to take place.

Ukraine hasn't held elections since Russia's full-scale invasion, but tensions have been brewing over the issue.

A second seal has contracted the virus in South Australia, as Phillip Island rushes to vaccinate its iconic bird population.

A former defence minister has urged Ukraine's leader to hold elections, despite their suspension following Russia’s invasion.

The World Humanoid Robot Games test the limits of technology and innovation.

The agriculture minister says it's distressing but not unexpected to see other wildlife getting infected.

Lucas Herrington has wasted no time announcing himself to English football's top flight.

Shabana Azeez landed in Hollywood by accident. She's still figuring out what to make of it.

The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion questions combating antisemitism without silencing debate

The Myanmar military has dropped more bombs after a new UN report said it has increasingly used low-cost aircraft to kill civilians.

A multitude of threats face Afghan refugees — not just Taliban retribution but a migration crackdown.

The discoveries emerging from Europe's rivers point to challenges that stretch well beyond the continent.

Even travellers who have already paid in full could be caught out, according to an industry group.

China's ambitious space program will take it to the moon as soon as next month, and it's looking for water.

The passage of the News Bargaining laws comes just 24 hours after laws restricting gambling advertisements.

The family says Israel's decision denies justice, while the federal government argues key questions about the strike remain unresolved.

A striking poster, a controversial policy and a hidden chapter of Australia's past.

The rocket's arrival at the remote island caused a stir among the locals.

The club said the five players — who were named earlier on Wednesday — have been suspended for a breach of standards for being out late.

Hundreds of lodged visa applications have been processed by fake or unregistered migration agents, according to a watchdog.

The trial's outcome could help reshape Facebook and Instagram, and leave Meta with billions of dollars to pay in penalties.

Conflicting comments from One Nation figures have raised questions about the party's migration target.

The multilingual news service will cease broadcasting next month and continue exclusively online.

For this young migrant, getting ahead means thinking differently about wealth.

Sunday marks the first game the club has played since accusations of sexual assault by three women were made this week.

Australians are being urged to prepare for a potentially challenging spring.

Mark Carney was elected last year on a promise to be a tough negotiator with Trump, and remains broadly popular in Canada.

Researchers say the findings support a broader approach to assessing health in older adults.

Russia is escalating its air ‌war on Ukraine as the conflict between the two countries now heads to its 4-1/2-year mark.

As school reopened in the central Swedish town of Fagersta, a sword attack has shaken the small town of 13,000.

The "drill, baby, drill" president's Middle Eastern assault has accelerated the green energy transition — but will it be enough?

An attorney for the women said his clients are "suffering severe stress and anxiety".

Half a million Australians are said to be exposed amid "significant uncertainty" about funding for the sector.

Housing prices in capital cities have been in decline. Now, the downturn has spread further.

NSW Police have admitted the 18-year-old's family was initially told she had been found alive.

In an unusual move, Trump also cited a specific number of warheads that he said North Korea holds.

What you need to know about the ways in which the NDIS is about to change.

From scam syndicates to fuel security, Australia and Thailand have mapped out a closer strategic partnership.

Lawyer and academic Maggie Hall says there is an 'art' to complaining consisting of two main rules.

One Nation self-proclaimed status as one of Australia's 'gayest' parties has come under scrutiny.

The World Health Organization has said the current Ebola outbreak is on track to surpass the deadliest on record.