The Therapeutic Goods Administration convenes a special expert group to look into the case of a diabetic woman who developed blood clots and died after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Indianapolis police say eight people have been shot and killed at a FedEx facility in the US state.

The consumer watchdog says it is "delighted" the Federal Court has found Google deceived some Android users in the world's first ruling on location data collection.

A highly respected doctor who was thrown in the back of a police van after allegedly being falsely accused by Victoria Police of stealing from a bottleshop sues the force for defamation and false imprisonment.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says fully vaccinated Australians will likely be able to quarantine at home after overseas trips in the future. Follow live.

The median house price for Melbourne jumped by 8.8 per cent in March — the biggest rise in the market since December 2009.

People whose lives are entwined with the war in Afghanistan reflect on troops withdrawing from the country. Susan Chuck, the mother of an Australian soldier who was killed in action in 2010, says it's time for the troops to come home, while ...

Citi is Australia's fifth-largest credit card provider, but it is planning to sell up and get out of the consumer market.

When the new owners of a Tasmanian gold mine heard a tip from town locals they would do well to check out the nearby swamplands, they took a look — and are very happy they did.

Gayle Woodford's killer was a repeat violent sexual offender who had never undergone rehabilitation treatment and yet he was allowed to live freely in the community. 

Some giant cuttlefish have started to arrive weeks earlier than usual for their spectacular annual gathering at Whyalla on South Australia's Spencer Gulf.

Chris Lambert's investigative work on Your Own Backyard is just the latest in a line of true-crime podcasts to play a role in an arrest, court appeal or exoneration.

A man who fatally stabbed a sleeping squatter, in what WA's Chief Justice described as an "utterly senseless" murder, is sentenced to life with an 18-year minimum.

Despite concerns about the proximity of Papua New Guinea, where the COVID-19 threat is on the rise, vaccination is on hold in the Torres Strait until mid-May because most of the population is under 50 and now needs the Pfizer vaccine.

Nikola Milosevic tells the jury at his murder trial that he "didn't mean to kill" his housemate when he allegedly bashed him with a baseball bat, wheelie bin and bicycle at their Adelaide share house.

Shareholders overwhelmingly vote to sell the Australian bottler Coca-Cola Amatil to Coke's European offshoot for $9.8 billion, sending another local company offshore.

When Prince Philip's coffin is conveyed to church for his funeral service, it will be taken in a specially commissioned vehicle the duke himself helped design in an 18-year collaboration with the British manufacturer.  

A group of taxpayer-funded aged care homes funnelled $31 million back into the coffers of one of Australia's largest churches, an ABC investigation finds. 

A Townsville man has been sentenced to life in prison for a second time over the brutal murder of his former housemate at a North Queensland home six years ago. 

The Knights and Sharks both have the top eight in their sights, before a clash of league heavyweights sees the Storm take on the Roosters. Follow our ScoreCentre for all the live scores and stats.

The boss of fashion label Clothing The Gap says the last few years took an emotional toll as her business fought to keep its branding, emerging with only a minor change.

Defence Minister Peter Dutton says he has made it "very clear" to the Navy that a dance performance at a recent ship commissioning will never happen again.

Strict coronavirus restrictions mean the guest list at Prince Philip's funeral has been slashed from 800 to just 30. Here's the full list of those who will be in attendance.

A man who saw himself as an outsider, Prince Philip was known for welcoming newcomers to the royal family. But those who embarrassed the crown or stepped out of line were often cast out. 

Australian basketballer Shyla Heal, the daughter of former NBA player Shane Heal, has been selected by the Chicago Sky as pick number eight in the WNBA draft.