The case has prompted widespread public outrage on the southern island where the heavy American troop presence has remained a sensitive issue.

The company behind Claude could be floated on the Nasdaq as soon as next month, despite making a $114 billion loss in the first half of 2026.

Technology and artificial intelligence have enthralled investors, and Australia's super funds have dived in with their ears pinned back. But now comes the reckoning.

More businesses are falling behind on payments as operators face policy changes, inflation and interest rate rises.

The Wheelaroos will have prime-time exposure this Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup, and they are hoping to use it to take their rough-and-tumble, uniquely inclusive sport mainstream.

A group of parents of transgender and gender diverse children has written to Tasmanian MPs urging them to support a bill that would ban harmful conversion practices in the state.

Despite being the first Australian jurisdiction to decriminalise some drug use, advocates say people are still dying from preventable overdoses, in part due to a narrative that "others" them.

Police are investigating a suspected arson attack at the Moonee Vale Clinic overnight, as well as a separate incident outside a Brighton home.

Brisbane and the Gold Coast are on track for their wettest October in six years as the Bureau of Meteorology predicts more showers and thunderstorms across south-east Queensland.

Tens of thousands of bananas are ruined as starving bats search for food on NSW Mid North Coast farms. 

Child protection workers acted in error when they "informally" placed three South Australian children in the care of family members, against their mothers' wishes, the state's Ombudsman has found.

Australia are set to favour Marnus Labuschagne's ability to soak up pressure against the new ball and help the batters around him, and to give him one more chance for the third Test in South Africa.

A failed bidder in the tender to build Hobart's stadium is set to have its costs reimbursed by the Tasmanian government — up to an amount the ABC understands is in the millions.

Peter Gibney says he doesn't want to stop working and nor can he afford to. He says he's being punished for that by the age pension system.

These young men share what it's like to be bombarded with content about getting rich, strong and powerful, and how they've pushed back against it — or pulled themselves out of its reach.

Australia's cyber-spy agency offers an insight into how it is dealing with the surge in AI threats.

Labor MPs are turning to an AI tool to strip numerous abusive comments and threats from their pages, but they want social media companies to take responsibility.

Nine parliamentarians will receive security upgrades to their electoral offices after raising concerns in the wake of the alleged attack on Helen Haines last week. Follow live. 

Americans are about to head to the polls. Here's a quick guide on what this election is for. 

The Israeli military has broken its silence on a widely reported feud with the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisting it will only make decisions about attacks against Iran based on national security considerations.