After having several offers on homes knocked back, Alannah Edyvane says she came up with a way to gauge which houses were being underquoted.

The first case of coronavirus in a remote Northern Territory community has been recorded in Robinson River, days after lockout restrictions were lifted following an outbreak in the Top End.

NSW Police will search three specific areas on the Mid-North Coast based on new evidence and say if they find anything it will "highly likely" be the body of missing boy William Tyrrell.

Interstate border rules are once again changing, so we've put together this simple guide to what each state requires for people entering.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia's agreement to an international pact to phase down coal power does not spell the end of the industry, with jobs for coal workers to continue for decades to come.

Mitchell Marsh and the Australian team found their slice of heaven in the T20 World Cup final in Dubai — and the resurgence of the much-maligned all-rounder matches Australia's rise to the top, writes Paul Kennedy.

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says protesters have disrupted $60 million worth of coal exports in the past week and calls for the action to end. 

The WA Premier rejects a claim by Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt that the state might drop its borders early for the Perth Ashes Test, telling the Commonwealth government to "stop making things up".

A journalist could be forced to reveal a confidential source, or face jail time, after Queensland's Court of Appeal finds there is no protection under the law and that public interest immunity could not be applied to a rare legal case. ...

A Māori tribe that claims New Zealand's most famous haka as its heritage tells anti-vaccine protesters to stop using the traditional performance to promote their message.

American-made armoured vehicles and weapons, as well as Russian helicopters are on display during a Taliban military parade in Kabul.   

Ezra Blount, a nine-year-old trampled at a concert in Houston earlier this month and placed on life support, has died, announces his family's lawyer, while planning a $1.36 million lawsuit.

Australia's victorious T20 World Cup team parties in Dubai wearing ski goggles as the cricket world reacts to the historic win.

Ji-Young, the newest resident of Sesame Street, will be the first Asian American muppet on the show that initially aired launched 52 years ago.

An inquest into the deaths of 50 residents, at least 45 of whom died with COVID-19, at an aged care home in Melbourne's north begins, with family members telling the coroner of their "traumatic" and "heartbreaking" experiences.

Jeffrey Scott Deacon appears in the ACT Supreme Court, facing a charge of trying to import a prohibited item.

The ABC's complaints investigators focus on delivering transparency and accountability unmatched by other Australian media, which is why attacks on the integrity of their work are misguided, writes editorial director Craig McMurtrie.

What would happen to our standard of living if our immigration intake surged by 2 million in five years? Some economists believe it could help the economy bounce back from COVID.

An arson investigation has been launched after fires burned tens of thousands of hectares of grazing land and wildlife habitat in Cape York.

South Australian Deputy Premier Vickie Chapman misled state parliament and should be referred to the state's ombudsman for a conflict of interest, a parliamentary committee is told.

The Queensland government brings forward the opening of the state's border to some fully vaccinated travellers from interstate COVID-19 hotspots, with people able to apply for their border passes from 5:00pm today.

Brendan Russell is found guilty of female genital mutilation and causing grievous bodily harm against a separate woman during an $800 "tummy tuck".

US authorities have solved a bank heist mystery that stumped investigators for more than five decades. 

The two men lost their EPIRB and mobile phones after their boat sank in the remote Northern Territory. The men then spent two nights on an island without any food or fresh water before another vessel came across their debris.

It is meant to be late spring, but temperatures in Hobart dropped to 2.9 degrees last night and many people woke to snow falling in their backyards.