Prime Minister Anthony Albanese enlists the support of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal in calling for constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians and a Voice to Parliament.

Anthony Albanese says the American basketball legend sought him out to discuss the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

Despite conceding two late tries, the Wallabies prove too strong for the Springboks with a 25-17 win at Adelaide Oval, as Marika Koroibete stars in both attack and defence.

International cabaret star Hans is badly injured after falling 4 metres while performing on a cruise ship off the coast of Turkey overnight.

As hundreds of property owners wait to see what will become of their unfinished houses following the collapse of Oracle Homes, we asked the experts what the future may hold.

Paul Broad says he is disappointed to be leaving Snowy Hydro after falling out with Chris Bowen over a gas plant in the NSW Hunter Region.  

Inside the heavily redacted 38-page document are key details of the US Department of Justice's criminal investigation into the former president's potential mishandling of government secrets. 

As her home was burning, Ellen Francis Cartwright handed her three-year-old daughter to her husband and went back inside to find others. She never came back.

Today marks the 128th anniversary of PS Rodney's fiery demise at the height of one of Australia's most violent industrial episodes.

Despite calling an inquiry, Albanese is all too aware that in the minds of voters, cost of living pressures outrank almost anything a former prime minister might have done, writes Brett Worthington.

Auckland's real estate market sets the pace for the rest of New Zealand — right now, house prices are down 15 per cent from their 2021 peak and forecast to fall further. So what does that mean for families who just bought in?   

Ukrainian authorities have started giving out iodine tablets to residents near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as concerns grow about a potential major nuclear catastrophe.

Experts say social media scams are on the rise in Australia, with fraudsters using personal information to trick their unsuspecting victims. So how can you protect yourself?

Severe conditions have revealed some incredible hidden treasures and pieces of history — from a World War II bomb to fossilised dinosaur tracks.

The Sharks and Bulldogs meet at Shark Park. Earlier, the Raiders thrashed the Sea Eagles. Follow our NRL ScoreCentre.

Palaeontologists believe the discovery could be the remains of the largest sauropod dinosaur to be found in Europe.

A royal commission into Robodebt has been confirmed. While there's hope justice could be around the corner, scars remain for many.

Racism, exclusion, and identity strain are all factors that contribute to high levels of Indigenous unemployment, and ahead of the jobs and skills summit advocates want the government to look at a national overhaul.

Can we actually work from anywhere with an internet connection? We interviewed workers who left the city but held onto their jobs to see how they fared. One year on, some had no regrets. Others moved back.

A US judge recommends that victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks not be allowed to seize billions of dollars of assets belonging to Afghanistan's central bank to satisfy court judgements they obtained against the Taliban.

Beijing's policies against Uyghur Muslims kept Sadam separated from his wife Nadila and young child for years. Now they are settling into life in Australia and the couple has welcomed a new baby boy.

The US Justice Department has released a redacted version of the legal document that allowed the FBI to seize classified government records from former president Donald Trump's Florida home.

When outback photographer Lisa Alexander decided to spend a weekend in Windorah taking pictures, she had no expectations. What she found left her speechless.

Daniel Ricciardo's former F1 team has left the door open for the Australian to return after it was confirmed his time with McLaren will end this season.

Faced with declining water conditions and devastating drought, river red gums have suffered along some parts of the Murray River. But watering programs are bringing Country back to life.