The Serbian star's visa saga heads to court tonight after Immigration Minister Alex Hawke uses his ministerial powers to personally cancel Novak Djokovic's visa.

Djokovic will not be held in detention ahead of an interview with immigration officers on Satuday, with Home Affairs officials currently speaking with the tennis star's lawyers. Follow live.

In dealing with the Djokovic saga, the federal government managed to turn the vaccine sceptic — a man who tried to skirt around border entry rules for one of the most vaccinated countries in the world — into a victim, writes Brett Wort...

GPs across the city are flooded with COVID-19 vaccine bookings following strict new vaccination rules announced yesterday, as WA records one new case, in a child. 

The series may already be decided, but there is still much on the line as Australia and England head to Hobart for an historic fifth Test match. Follow all the action in our live blog.

The woman in her 40s collapsed outside her Townsville home and died on her driveway during the two-and-a-half hours it took for paramedics to reach her. Neighbours say she was left in the sun for four hours while investigations began. ...

NSW sustains its deadliest day of the COVID-19 pandemic so far, with 29 deaths and 63,018 infections in the latest reporting period.

The ABC learns two more players who flew into Australia for next week's Australian Open in Melbourne, with the same exemption as world number one Novak Djokovic, have left the country of their own accord.

NSW Police say following discussions with the organiser and consultation with NSW Health, the church will not be fined over maskless singing and dancing at the event.

Thousands of people now deemed as essential workers will be allowed to return to work if they are a close contact of a positive COVID-19 case. Check here to see if that includes you.

Teenagers in Israel and the United States have been jabbed with COVID booster shots, but their Australian counterparts are still waiting for authorities to give the green light.

In December, the aged care regulator received 45 complaints referencing lockdowns, isolation of residents or visitor restrictions as the Omicron outbreak hit.

The latest plan on how to reduce, and ultimately eliminate, violence against women and children is released, with a focus on improving gender equality and attitudes to prevent it happening in the first place. 

The Northern Territory government says no users of its COVID-19 check-in app were notified if they attended a venue at the same time as a positive case over the past week, because of a significant reporting failure.

ACT police officers dismantle tents and remove camping equipment after demonstrators ignored a deadline to leave the area where they were staying without authorisation.

Police say support is being offered to a 10-year-old girl after a double-fatal domestic violence stabbing in Melbourne's north. WARNING: This story contains details that will distress some readers.

California's governor denies parole to the man serving a life prison sentence for assassinating US presidential candidate in 1968, saying he remains a threat to the public. 

Helicopters, drones and about 100 people join the search for a missing Queensland police dog, known as PD Quizz, which disappeared while chasing a suspect through bushland.

The Afghan journalist and her family feared for their lives when the Taliban took their city. They spent months in hiding before they escaped the country. 

Prince Andrew has been effectively removed from all his connections as a working royal as he faces a civil sexual assault case in the United States.

Did you know that Australia wastes $20 billion worth of food each year? Josh Ball and Josh Brookes-Duncan are trying to help reduce food waste by sourcing imperfect produce from farmers to sell to consumers.

Queensland's first sleep bus has arrived to offer emergency beds to homeless people on the Sunshine Coast, as support agencies struggle to help an avalanche of people caught up in the housing crisis.

Annastacia Palaszczuk says the government has done all it can to encourage people to get the COVID-19 jab after three unvaccinated people died of the disease.

While Hillsong concerts continued, live music gigs were being cancelled. Now the industry is pleading for government support.

As Australians struggle to get their hands on mainly imported COVID-19 rapid antigen tests, several Australian companies have been waiting months for local approval to sell their RATs.