Foreign minister warns about risk of conflict in Indian ocean
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has delivered the warning at a major gathering of foreign ministers and top officials from Indian Ocean states such as South Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Africa.
Australia's anti-doping chief issues grave warning over 'grossly irresponsible' Enhanced Games
Australian sport's anti-doping chief slams an Olympic-style event with no drug testing as "grossly irresponsible" and warns of severe ramifications for athletes taking part.
All the stylish looks at Australia's night of nights, the 2024 AACTA Awards
The best and brightest of Australian film and television grace the red carpet for the 2024 AACTA Awards on the Gold Coast.
Why can't you take makeup or sunscreen off with plain water?
Micellar water can be found in bathroom cabinets all over the world and many swear by it as part of their skin care regime. It's a very effective make-up remover — here's the science behind why.
The pressure to look like other divers led Anabelle Smith to a low place
Diver Anabelle Smith felt pressure to look a certain way as a young diver, which affected her mental and physical health.
How does a sea breeze form?
Uneven heating of the earth’s surface near a coastline leads to a sea breeze circulation.
Here is why not every wind from the ocean is a sea breeze
More than 85 per cent of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the ocean, but the variation in weather across any slice of this narrow coastal band is substantial.
It's a $2.2 billion industry that's notoriously hard to quit but here's how to cancel your gym membership
Experts warn that gym memberships can be tricky to cancel, but there are ways to ensure you're treated fairly.
Analysis
analysis:Young people are in a mental health crisis. The government admits it doesn't really know what to do about it
In the 12 months since Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions went from 20 back to 10, young Australians have suffered detrimental impacts to their mental health.
Politicians in two states have changed their stance on treaties since the Voice
How best to address inequality experienced by Indigenous people is again front and centre for politicians, after a long post-Voice referendum hiatus.
'Lucky' tenant says public housing saved his life and countless more as questions raised over $10 billion fund
There are an estimated 175,000 households on social housing wait lists across Australia. Those caught by the safety net hope renewed government attention can help to ease the crisis.
The Hewitt brothers oversee 2.2 million hectares of land across the nation, from sheep and cattle stations to piggeries.
The Hewitt brothers oversee 2.2 million hectares of land across the nation, from sheep and cattle stations to piggeries.
Analysis
analysis:When bad politics became cunningly clever politics
When bad politics turn cunningly clever, voters might be tempted to overlook Anthony Albanese's broken promise, writes Laura Tingle.
Penny Wong delivers Indian Ocean strategy speech, urges China to be more transparent amid military build-up
In a high-profile speech laying out Australia's Indian Ocean strategy, the foreign minister warned against political interference and economic coercion, urging China to be more transparent about its military build-up.
Big Warner knock in landmark T20I sets up Aussie win in Hobart
Australia's David Warner marks his 100th T20I with a brilliant 70, as West Indies fall short of running down a record chase in Hobart to lose the first match of the series.
China and Pakistan notable exclusions from Indian Ocean Conference
The Indian Ocean is increasingly being dominated by China and India, with smaller nations squeezed amid the geopolitical brinksmanship.
Commonwealth steps in after funeral insurer's collapse
The Federal Government has announced a $97 million support program to help 13,000 recoup some of their losses.
Friday Finance with David Chau
Even though the Reserve Bank Governer warns that interest rates could still rise, odds are that they will probably come down by Christmas.
Mick Hewitt says running a profitable business and being good custodians of the land go hand in hand.
Mick Hewitt says running a profitable business and being good custodians of the land go hand in hand.
Station hand Summer Snelling says working on the beautiful country reminds her of American television series Yellowstone
Station hand Summer Snelling says working on the beautiful country reminds her of American television series Yellowstone
Coalition blocks attemots to remove criminal penalties from IR bill
The Government attempted to scrap the penalties for employers, but the Coalition says it's a 'bit rich' they are expected to fix the legislation.
RBA governor Michele Bullock says she doesn't agree with IMF that Australia needs higher interest rates
RBA governor Michele Bullock says Australia doesn't need higher interest rates right now, despite calls from IMF and OECD.
Australia to operate secretive armed drone in 2024
The Albanese government has committed another $400 million to the locally-developed combat drone.
Has working overtime had an impact on your life? Tell us your story
We want to know if overtime is still offered in your workplace and if it has been a positive or negative experience for you.
Biden's memory questioned by US Special Counsel
The investigation's description of him as a 'well-meaning elderly man with a bad memory' could prove politically damaging.