CBA has lifted its fixed mortgage rates by a huge 1.4 per cent, and other banks are expected to follow.

Senator Wong has received a warm welcome in Kota Kinabalu, the city of her birth, and spoken about the many Australians who have connections with South-East Asia and other parts of the world.

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro withdraws from his role as the state's Trade Commissioner to the Americas, describing his position as "untenable".

The first sale of an emission-reducing cattle feed has been announced in South Australia, marking a milestone after years of research and development.

Devastated apiarists are demanding to know how they will be compensated as millions of bees are killed in NSW. Meanwhile, Queensland has become the latest state to impose border restrictions amid the varroa mite outbreak.

Cricket Australia responds to the Seven Network's decision to commence legal action against the organisation in an attempt to terminate its $450 million TV rights deal.

Heavy rain and wind causes the roof of a temporary grandstand to collapse before the scheduled start of play on day two of the first test in Galle.

A man who had travelled overseas has tested positive for the monkeypox virus and is in a stable condition isolating at home. Health authorities stress there is no risk of further local spread.

Health Minister Mark Butler orders a fast-tracked review into existing vaccine deals and whether there needs to be any changes to current agreements to shore up Australia's future supplies.

New South Wales' Forestry Corporation claims there are no systemic issues with compliance despite coping $500,000 in fines.

Many smartphones are marketed as water resistant, but this resistance will decrease with time as components age and deteriorate — and warranties may not cover the damage, writes Ritesh Chugh.

Bailey Pini had been living in residential care for a month before he stole an officer's car and attempted to drive back home.

World leaders have been meeting in Spain, with conversations centred around the Kremlin's invasion, and Beijing's growing international ambitions. Here's what you might have missed

Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day is found guilty of embezzling some, but not all, of the $900,000 the singer claims he is owed.

Australian Bureau of Statistics chief statistician David Gruen says gender identity and sexuality questions will again be reconsidered for the 2026 Census after the previous federal government directed the ABS not to include the questions in...

Massive crowds descend on Sydney's CBD and other parts of NSW as teachers from Catholic and public schools unite to demand better pay and conditions, as Education Minister Sarah Mitchell claims their deal is the best in the country.

Trains will be running on a weekend timetable on Friday, with up to 70 per cent of services cancelled as the rail union presses ahead with its industrial action.

Varroa mite has been found in another beehive near Newcastle as the biosecurity emergency intensifies.

Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation says an onslaught of illegal campers looking to holiday for free is endangering the fragile coastal desert.

A man who got too close to a bison in Yellowstone National Park has been gored and thrown by the animal while trying to get him and a child away from danger, park officials say.

Four men dressed in suits and ties rob a global arts fair in the Netherlands as puzzled visitors watch on.

NCA bomber Domenic Perre has collapsed moments after being found guilty of the 1994 crime. A Department of Correctional Services spokesperson said "the prisoner experienced a medical episode and is receiving appropriate medical treatment"....

The biggest overhaul of unemployment services in years is now just days away. Many jobseekers are still in the dark about what it all means for them.

Marks of pride inherited from her ancestors adorn Moale's face. But they're also the reason she was turned away from a popular Brisbane club.

Forecasters are warning there is a chance of more flooding in Sydney as a very dry June comes to a soggy end.