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A team of citizen searchers has travelled from across the country to dense bushland in Western Australia's south in a bid to find the Nannup Four.

Australia will launch its defence of the men's Cricket World Cup in South Africa next year with a blockbuster opener against India, the powerhouse it defeated to win the crown in 2023.

A notoriously windy stretch of road in Tasmania could be upgraded with pricing revealed to be as high as $2.7 billion to re-route the road.

From laksa cheesecake to toasties and deep fried ice cream, Darwin's annual laksa festival has something for all palettes. And while it might sound "weird", those cooking up a storm promise "it tastes way better than it sounds".

Between interest rate and petrol price rises and falling house values, Western Sydney residents say making ends meet is getting tough.

Businesses in Coffs Harbour are preparing for life without 35,000 vehicles driving daily through the city.

Jazmin Mckay has joined the Adelaide Thunderbirds as the club's inaugural mother-daughter signing, following in the footsteps of her mother, a dual premiership T-Bird and gold medal winning Diamond player.

There are calls for government departments to speed up decades-old negotiations as markets in Asian countries worsen and Australia faces citrus oversupply.

This weekend, many Australians will experience a time warp, with their clocks jumping forward by an hour on Sunday morning.

Australian and Cambodian police are jointly investigating accused paedophile Mark Dennis's network and links to a celebrated Cambodian charity following his death after being charged with possessing child abuse material.

After a warm and dry start to spring, heavy rain is expected to sweep across south-east Australia this weekend.

Surcharge bans are supposed to save consumers money but retailers say they're being forced to put prices up and are finding ways around the reforms.

Christa Pike was set to become the first woman executed in the US state of Tennessee in more than 200 years. Instead, she is fighting for life.

Clinicians at Victoria's leading paediatric hospital have been using gloves that were not tested or approved for administering chemotherapy, despite the issue being raised a decade ago.

The Russian president delivers a blunt warning to allies as he concedes Ukrainian strikes are having an impact on his country's economy.

Former federal minister De-Anne Kelly has been revealed as a co-founder of offshore casino LuckyBet.

Several school principals were injured, harassed or assaulted during blockades at high schools.

Tasmania has 400 known serial family violence offenders, while police continue to see an increase in domestic and family violence incidents. Advocates say attitudes are still not changing, and more law reform is needed.

In ordinary people's day-to-day thinking the cost of living dominates, and never more than this week, when the Reserve Bank hiked rates to the highest level since 2011.

Israel has honoured five of its citizens who helped prevent a flydubai plane crash on Wednesday as it calls for the pilot who allegedly caused the mid-air altercation to be extradited.

New music from Beabadoobee, Tinashe, Beck, Julia Jacklin and Orville Peck leads a huge month of albums. Here are our 10 favourites.

While the Anthropocene is a term most of us are well aware of, it is not an official geological epoch. Now a group of scientists has reignited the push to get it formally recognised.

Streets across the world feature work by Brisbane artists. Now the city wants its homegrown talent to share their unique stories in its public spaces for all to see.

If only getting the correct answers was as easy as tricking a tipsy AI into spilling the tea.

UK police arrested the 27-year-old in London on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts and said a second British man, 26, had also been questioned under caution.

Ms Good was one of two people shot dead by ICE agents during a mass immigration sweep in the US city of Minneapolis, that intensified opposition to Donald Trump's migration policies.

Ukraine has been bombarded with high-speed 'jet-powered' attack drones, with a nuclear facility and a school  among the latest Russian targets.

Labor is moving against lawyers and migration agents accused of profiting from visa applications that have little prospect of success.

Plavsic pleaded guilty at a United Nations tribunal to persecution as a crime against humanity for her role in atrocities during the 1992-95 Bosnian war.

An absent Isaac Heeney claims the Bob Skilton Medal for a third season in a row following a club imposed suspension for a breach of standards.

UAE, meanwhile, says it will investigate the circumstances and motives, of the incident, including whether it was linked ​to ‌any militant activity.

New legislation passed last month gives WA police additional temporary powers to manage next week's Land Forces event, and at least six people have already received letters banning them from protesting inside the security zone.

Writer and actor Eddie Perfect's next show is a black comedy based on Molière's Tartuffe that replaces the 17th-century play's quasi-religious charlatan with an AI hairdressing robot.

Victorian prosecutors have dropped a blackmail charge against a former CFMEU delegate with links to criminal bikie gangs.

The Town of Claremont in Perth's western suburbs is open to exploring merging with another council, with its mayor saying "it is probably time" for the move.

Malaysia this week deported about 1,500 Myanmar nationals, including children, as part of a refugee repatriation programme.

Safety officers serving as "eyes and ears" in Hobart's CBD are hoping their patrols will help curb antisocial behaviour.

Under pressure from opponents after another interest rate hike and more bad inflation news, the last thing Anthony Albanese needed was free advice from his own side.

The shooting has stopped for now, but a brumby advocate is mounting a legal challenge to ban their removal from Kosciuszko National Park.

A number of illegal e-bikes were destroyed and turned into scrap metal at a wrecking facility in Western Sydney.

A Humpty Doo childcare centre has pleaded guilty to inadequately supervising children and inadequately protecting children from harm following the death of toddler Ebony Thompson in 2023.

Monosporascus cannonballus is detected on two NT properties, marking the first cases in Australia.

Captain Smit Machchhar was stabbed while flying to Tel Aviv. But who was he and why was he attacked?

A bus service that has transported people and critical medical supplies to remote Indigenous communities from Alice Springs for three decades has been forced to reduce its services following a funding cut earlier this year.

Carlo Piero Stewart died in hospital after suffering three gunshot wounds during a brawl between two groups outside a North Booval home in July, 2021.

The Veterans' Affairs Minister has rebuffed calls to resign, stating there's "still more to do".

The person is believed to have taken the medication in the days after the death of their partner, who had been diagnosed with cancer, earlier this year.

A County Court judge has set aside a civil personal safety intervention order previously made against the president of ratepayer advocacy group Council Watch.

The Federal Court has ruled against a challenge brought by public servant Edwin Kemp Attrill and Kaurna Arabana woman Janette Milera against the SA government's plans to redevelop the North Adelaide golf course.