A court has heard veteran broadcaster Alan Jones allegedly kissed a year 12 student who he had invited to his property at Fitzroy Falls in the Southern Highlands.

In Germany, world-leading prosecutions against ISIS members for the genocide of the Yazidi have occurred and Australia is set to follow with landmark prosecutions underway.

A suppression order has been lifted on identifying celebrity agent Ralph Carr as the Melbourne businessman found guilty of rape last month.

Luke Bateman says gambling company employees unofficially offered him illicit drugs in order to cultivate a relationship with him when he was high-spend punter. 

One Nation reveals its upper house candidates for Victoria, with army veteran and party state president Warren Pickering set to lead the party to the upcoming state election.

Unlike other birds detected with the virus so far in Australia, seagulls travel beyond coastal environments to more urban and inland areas too.

Torrential rain has left two men stranded on the side Solomon Islands' largest mountain.

An investigation is underway after a fatal truck crash in the NSW Hunter Valley. 

Attempts will soon begin to claw back tens of millions of dollars owed to creditors by Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter, after Liberty Bell Bay officially went into liquidation.

For decades, major chocolate companies have pledged to eradicate child labour. Four Corners discovered that in Ghana, the promises don't always match the reality. 

The advice from the longtime vaccine critic comes during the worst year for measles in the United States in more than three decades.

Dead people are being booked for operations in the Northern Territory's public hospitals in the latest issue for the $335 million Acacia patient record system, the peak body for doctors has revealed.

A highly respected senior leader of Arnhem Land's Rirratjingu clan has been remembered for his work to continue "one of the most significant legacies in Australia's Indigenous rights history".

Two people were bucked off one of Broome's camels during a ride on Cable Beach, in Western Australia's far north, over the weekend. Footage shows two people trying to hold onto the camel on Saturday evening after the spooked animal broke awa...

From pagan ceremonies to the world's biggest data centre, catch up on every week nine film from Race Around the World.

Individual employment contracts often include a clause that says an employee may be required to undertake other duties as required, but what is fair and reasonable depends on a few things. 

From saucy meatballs to comforting soup, these recipes are worth making ahead for busy and low-energy weeks. 

In the tiny community of Baniyala, in East Arnhem Land, I sat next to a 13-year-old boy who asked me a question no child should be asking.

Balance is a fundamental principle of everyday life on the Korean peninsula, but the worst stock market crash in the nation's history threatens the livelihood of millions. 

Family and friends of Will Standish are rallying together to bring his body home after the 28-year-old died while hiking a remote trail in the United States. 

A man in his 60s and a man in his 30s were removed from the rubble and taken to hospital in a serious condition.

The police operation unfolded at the Entertainment Quarter in Sydney's east, with officers swarming the area following reports a person had a firearm.

A child is amongst those seriously hurt after a car hit a caravan in WA's Gascoyne.

Authorities in South Korea have warned residents to immediately stop all outdoor activities amid an extreme heatwave. 

Two teenage boys appear in court charged with animal cruelty after allegedly forcing a black swan to inhale fumes from a vape in a video shared on social media.