A body believed to be that of Diane Smith was found in Eugowra on Wednesday. It's believed she drowned while trying to reach higher ground after earlier being rescued from her home.

The French president has accused former prime minister Scott Morrison of provoking "nuclear confrontation" with China as result of his decision to tear up a $90bn submarine contract with France.

The SES says homes in Condobolin that were never thought to be at risk have become inundated, while the flood upstream at Forbes is believed to have peaked. 

It's lucky "no one was hurt or killed" when a group of teenagers in allegedly stolen vehicles rammed a pair of police cars in an outback town, authorities say.

Myanmar's military junta has announced it will release Australian economist Sean Turnell from prison. 

President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva says he will step up efforts to fight illegal deforestation - but faces a challenge in delivering environment protections alongside economic development.

A poorly worded post office sign stating the store cannot "take Indian photos" has met a fierce backlash online, as Australia Post apologises and promises a full investigation.

The collapse of Deliveroo in Australia will mean less choice in the nation's food delivery sector — and ultimately impact hospitality venues, gig economy drivers, and could make your takeaway pricier.

Citing the economic environment and a need to adjust after years of recruitment, Amazon reveals it will sack 260 workers at various facilities that employ data scientists, software engineers and other corporate workers.

Titus Day, who has been on bail up until today, fought back tears and hugged his supporters in the court before officers led him away.

A report by the judicial conduct panel finds Simon Milazzo engaged in inappropriate conduct with sexual connotations relating to four women over a number of years.

When Donald Trump announced his first run for president in June 2015, few people took him seriously. In 2022, no-one is laughing but the "billionaire underdog" could be out of tricks, writes Barbara Miller.

The home side is chasing 288 at Adelaide Oval in the first of three ODIs against the world champions. Check out the live score and stats in our ScoreCentre.

Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka is granted bail after being charged with the sexual assault of a woman in Sydney, with a court hearing the alleged victim is being "hassled" online. 

Samantha Ratnam says Victorians have lost $66 billion on the pokies. But that figure does not account for inflation — or the losses that have occurred at Crown Casino. 

The Department of Environment and Science is continuing investigations into cause of a large fish kill in the Mulgrave River, downstream from Gordonvale in far north Queensland.

A 12-year-old boy is in hospital after being hit on a crossing in Brisbane's south by an unregistered car evading police during an intercept.

After seven years of delays and an emotional criminal trial, a man who killed the child of his partner while felling a tree in southern Tasmania has been jailed.

Paramedics resuscitate and anaesthetise the man before taking him to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.

The mining magnate invests in a fund that will pour money into primary infrastructure, including energy and communications, in the country. 

Investigators have found 63 bodies showing signs of torture in the Kherson region, with a local prosecutor saying detainees have been subjected to beatings and electric shocks.

While Indian music video publisher T-Series remains the most-subscribed channel, MrBeast and Pewdiepie have been locked in competition for the most-subscribed individual for some time.

A group of First Nations grandmothers say detention isn't the solution to tackling youth crime in Alice Springs. Instead, they say 'the homelands' are the safest place for children.

Australia's unemployment has fallen back to its lowest point since 1974, but some experts question whether it can stay there much longer as borders reopen and employers regain access to a global labour pool.

Danish-owned tugboat company Svitzer has been ordered to abandon its industrial action planned for tomorrow after the Fair Work Commission found it would cause significant economic damage.