South Australians have headed to the polls to elect the state's next government. Liberal Premier Steven Marshall is seeking to hold onto power, in the face of a strong challenge from Labor leader Peter Malinauskas. Follow developments in ...

Fady Adhamy will remain behind bars after the body of 60-year-old Sharyn Simonds was found at a home in Greenacre, having allegedly been murdered sometime between September 18 last year and March 18, 2022.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for comprehensive peace talks with Moscow, saying Russia would otherwise need generations to recover from losses suffered during the war.

Over decades in public life, Russia's President crafted an image as a tough man. And the women in his life rarely feature in the Putin cult of personality. 

Industry groups are warning that consumers already battling surging costs are set to face more pain as the price of everything from food and flights to the weekend drive soars.

Plaudits for NSW government's decision to approve a 500MW battery storing solar and wind power on the site of the ageing Liddell coal-fired power station.

The pandemic has exposed generations of neglect in the funding of remote housing for Aboriginal Australians. In the Northern Territory, families still hold on to hope their children will see a better future.

Millions of children remain trapped in areas of conflict in Ukraine as Russia's bombardment intensifies. We spoke to mothers who are bunkering down, some facing days under siege, about how they are looking after their children while they a...

The realpolitik questions about Kitching's death aren't about whether the Labor party killed her or not, but what they reveal about the way Albanese and his team run the party, and how they manage the politics of this dreadful situation, wr...

On the streets of Perth, 4,000 kilometres from PNG, Wiwince Pigome raises the Morning Star flag — in doing so, she renews a decades-long push for independence from Indonesia.

In a case prosecutors describe as "pulled from the pages of a spy novel", a young couple stands accused of profiting from a brazen cryptocurrency heist and attempting to launder stolen Bitcoin worth billions of dollars.

The deaths come as China reports 2,157 new COVID-19 cases from community transmission, with the majority in the same north-eastern province where the latest fatalities are.

Mark Meadows, who has echoed the former US president's claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election, is being investigated over claims he registered to vote in at an address he did not reside at or own.

Wendy got unwittingly involved in horse racing’s biggest cheating scandal. She lives with the consequences today.

Almost as soon as the Swan River Colony formed, laws were brought in to ban a host of activities on Sundays. Those laws weren't repealed until more than a century later.

The cosmonauts are the first new arrivals on the space station since the start of the Russian war in Ukraine last month and were wearing yellow flight suits with blue accents, colours that appeared to match the Ukrainian flag.

A blockbuster between two premiership hopefuls in Brisbane and Port Adelaide ends a day that saw the Swans outlast the Giants and Geelong smack Essendon. Follow our live AFL ScoreCentre for all the scores, stats and results.

Merryl Dray, the SES volunteer who was killed while out on a rescue during flooding the recent flooding in south-east Queensland, is farewelled at a moving funeral service in Holland Park.

Aileen Davis was a newborn when her mother carried her across Sydney's Harbour Bridge at its grand opening in 1932. As the much-loved structure turns 90, she's again taking part in the celebrations.

Today's students and voting minority are tomorrow's political leaders and they have a lot to be aggrieved about. How will they exact their revenge? Easy. Democracy, writes Matt Wordsworth.

As Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Russia "it’s time to talk" about peace as drone footage reveals the effect of the Russian assault on cities across the country. As it happened.

South Australia's industrial relations court has thrown out a bid by a nurse to continue working while not being vaccinated against COVID-19. The number of new cases in the state fell after a surge over the past few days.

Rescuers are continuing to search for hundreds of civilians feared trapped under the wreckage of a bombed theatre in the Ukraine city of Mariupol.

Fifty years ago, Mackay teen Marilyn Wallman hopped on her bike to school. She was never seen again.

Trade unions protest at British ferry ports after Dubai-owned P&O Ferries abruptly sacked 800 workers via a video message, drawing widespread condemnation and raising the prospect of disruption to key tourist and goods routes.