Australia has taken in more than 4,000 Ukrainian refugees since the Russian invasion began in February. While many have settled in our cities, some have ventured further afield.

Deputy Commissioner Paul Taylor announces his immediate resignation from the Queensland Police Service in the wake of evidence heard at an inquiry into domestic violence and police culture.

Maggie, 77, uses a wheelchair and has been receiving help to stay in her own home through a home care package, however, a recent Fair Work Commission decision is putting her independence at risk.

Apple releases a surprise round of security updates for iPhones, Macs, iPads and some iPods to fix the issues after reports from anonymous researchers.

The mother of a boy imprisoned at Tasmania's Ashley Youth Detention Centre tells an inquiry her son was "savable" and "a child who still had a future" when he went in — but his ordeal at the prison changed that.

The leaders meet in Lviv and discuss ways to revive peace negotiations with Russia, as the UN chief reiterates calls for a demilitarisation around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Simon Day, 44, was found guilty of two charges and fined $2,500 in Alice Springs Local Court.

As a Tasmanian council moves to take down a statue of the state's former premier, an expert says we can expect more challenges to colonial figures to come.

Scientists say Omicron is unlikely to be the last variant we grapple with. So what's likely to come next? And will our current vaccines work?

Survivors of the 2002 Bali bombings that killed more than 200 people, including 88 Australians, have spoken out about their distress over news terrorist Umar Patek could have his prison sentence cut just weeks from the terror attack's 20th a...

Trump Organization senior executive Allen Weisselberg could turn star witness against the former president's company after his guilty plea. 

Family members of a dead Adelaide drug dealer dispute claims he confessed to a murder for which another man was jailed.

Northern Territory police have located five-year-old Darwin girl Grace Hughes, who has been missing for nearly a fortnight.

No-one but Charli was around when her mum collapsed in their Gold Coast home. But the schoolgirl kept her head and performed CPR for 20 minutes until help arrived.

After more than a century, a proud country football and netball club is folding. Its demise tells a bigger story about rural Australia.

Will Johnston says he was stuck for eight hours with his pregnant wife and toddler, saying there was chaos on the motorway with people wandering aimlessly and falling asleep at the wheel with no direction from emergency services.

The Warriors are in Townsville to face the Cowboys before the Broncos host the Storm at Lang Park. Follow our ScoreCentre for all the live scores and stats.

Accused of being an expert bombmaker for a South-East Asian terror network, Umar Patek was dubbed the "Demolition Man" by local media during his trial. Now he says he's committed to deradicalisation.

A national "yellow alert" is declared as regions from south-west China to Shanghai in the Yangtze delta experience weeks of extreme heat.

The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says her country has no intention to give away its nuclear weapons in exchange for economic cooperation. 

The Morrison affair might be about events in the past, but controversy around him will drag on, writes Michelle Grattan. 

Labor minister Murray Watt adds his name to those calling for former prime minister Scott Morrison to resign as former resources minister Keith Pitt tells Q+A Michael McCormack knew what Scott Morrison had done in 2021.

Nicole Hayes was among hundreds of pastoralists who met in Darwin today discussing more ways to prevent any possible foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Australia. 

At the age of nearly 80, Meg realised she was "running out of money" and needed to take the drastic step of living in a caravan. She is just one of thousands of older Australian caught between dwindling income and a tight accommodation mark...

Australian house prices may be falling at their fastest pace in more than a decade, but the chief executive of real estate website Domain says the property market is simply going from red hot to normal.