Support is firming for Angus Taylor to topple Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, though her supporters still expect her to achieve a "good result".

Thousands of people have marched through Melbourne's CBD in protest as Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to the Australia winds up.

Barbeques Galore has plunged into receivership, leaving question marks for nearly 100 stores that employ about 500 staff. 

New video obtained by ABC NEWS Verify shows in vivid detail the arrest of a 76-year-old man, who was later released without charge.

Former undercover agent Marcus says he shared intelligence with ASIO about Bondi gunmen Naveed and Sajid Akram's alleged terrorism associations as far back as 2019.

Mahmoud Hammad believes he has found his family's remains in the rubble of his house, which was destroyed more than two years ago in air strikes, killing his pregnant wife and their five children. 

Matt Graham will not be the only Australian in the men's moguls final, with Cooper Woods and Jackson Harvey securing their spots at the Milano Cortina Games. Follow live.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock fires back at Nationals senator Matt Canavan after he accused her of "gaslighting" Australians over the state of the Australian economy. 

The review of the Cairns paediatric gender health service found that children as young as 12 were given puberty blockers inconsistently and without formal consent.  

Recent opinion polls have found that, for the first time, One Nation is the second-most popular party with voters, overtaking the Coalition. So what do teenagers think of One Nation and do they still trust the major parties?

Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding across parts of south-east Queensland tonight, according to the weather bureau. 

Overnight thunderstorms left Central Australian rivers inundated on Thursday, with rapidly rising floodwaters submerging cars, ripping up trees and leaving multiple people stranded.

A 33-year-old man is expected to face an Adelaide court on Friday, after a teenage girl was allegedly sexually assaulted on a public bus earlier this week.

The arrests were made hours before Premier Jacinta Allan faced reporters over separate allegations detailed in a new report that $15 billion in taxpayer dollars had made its way into the hands of criminals who had infiltrated the union. ...

Police allege the two Chinese nationals, who are charged with reckless foreign interference for alleged spying on the Canberra branch of a Buddhist association, are linked to a woman arrested on the same charge last year.

The Greens and Labor have announced their candidates for the Nightcliff by-election, set for March 7, after the resignation of Greens MLA Kat McNamara earlier this week.

Whether you are into Valentine's Day or not, these chocolate recipes are perfect for sharing some love. 

US Attorney-General Pam Bondi faces furious questions over the censorship of names in the Epstein files at a heated hearing before a committee of Congress.

Days before the official opening, the Tasmanian government's largest-ever infrastructure project hit a hurdle, with a large crack picked up in one of the Bridgewater Bridge's piers detected and fixed, documents show.

Staff at the Toowoomba Hospital maternity unit will be implementing recommended changes to their workplace culture following an independent review.

An inquest into the 2024 death of double murderer Martin Leach raises questions about whether prisoners have a right to end-of-life care. 

A woman's solo hike through regional Victoria took a disturbing turn near Daylesford, raising questions about safety and police responses.

James Van Der Beek's death has prompted wide-ranging tributes from co-stars and friends who praised his kindness and humour. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned the "racism and hatred" and "white supremacy ideology" behind the alleged terrorist attack on the Invasion Day rally in Borloo/Perth last month.

By expanding police powers and allowing bans on authorised public assemblies the Minns government has made restricting protest a defining feature of its first term.