Advocates criticise politicians for 'showing up to get photos' as thousands march for women Rallies have been held in cities and regional centres across Australia calling for an end to gender-based violence.
Hamas delegation to visit Egypt over Israel’s latest ceasefire proposal Mediators have intensified efforts to seal a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel as Israel threatens to raid the Palestinian border city of Rafah.
Why this politician says authorities should take care with the 'terror' label Islamic groups have called for an end to the use of the term 'religiously motivated violent extremism' and want 'politically motivated' to replace the phrase.
Lexi had surgery for obesity at 12. Now she could be facing a lifetime on weight-loss drugs One in five children and adolescents in the United States are affected by obesity. And parents are turning to radical treatments like surgery and weight-loss drugs.
In pictures: Protesters confront media and politicians at White House correspondents' dinner Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the event, condemning both Joe Biden's handling of the Hamas-Israel war and the Western news media's coverage of it.
Australia pledges $100 million in additional military aid to Ukraine The fresh defence package brings Australia's total assistance for Ukraine to more than $1 billion.
Lawrence built a career after hitting rock-bottom, but others like him still struggle - here's why Getting a job after a stint in prison isn’t easy, as most ex-offenders well know. And more than 42 per cent of adults released from prison in Australia will be back behind bars within two years. One innovative project is working to change that.
Petrol prices have hit new highs. Here's when they'll start coming down Fuel prices have been pushed to greater heights due to rising wholesale costs, high oil prices, and a weak Australian dollar — but they won't stay that way for long.
Who is Kristi Noem, the potential VP pick for Trump and self-confessed puppy killer? The potential vice presidential candidate in the 2024 US Election has defended shooting a pet she "hated".
'There's no limit': How Hasrat is making her mark on the cricket pitch — and inspiring others Born in India, 18-year-old Hasrat Gill says she takes pride in "representing two cultures" after being selected for the Australian Under-19 women's cricket team.
Policing at Mardi Gras events 'intensive and aggressive', report finds Policing at three Sydney World Pride and Mardi Gras events last year was found to be "intensive and aggressive", with invasive questioning as well as "humiliating and potentially unlawful searches."
'Men need to step up': Attorney-General's call as Australians rally over violence 'epidemic' Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says it "cannot be left up to women" to solve gendered violence.
Almost 30 years after Port Arthur, a national firearms register is set to be created The federal government has committed $160 million towards implementing the register in an effort to bolster community and police safety.
The challengers to Australia's sanctions against Russia In response to Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Australia has expanded sanctions against some Russian individuals and entities. But recent challenges have prompted experts to question whether the sanctions are strong enough.
King Charles to resume public-facing duties following cancer diagnosis The King's doctors are "sufficiently pleased" with the progress made in his cancer treatment so far, a Buckingham Palace representative said.
Australia's domestic violence 'crisis' — and how you can support someone experiencing it Domestic violence and coercive control have been in the headlines in recent weeks. How can you support somebody in this situation?
Mourners lay 'brave' Bondi security guard Faraz Tahir to rest in Sydney The security guard, who was one of the six victims killed during the stabbing attack on 13 April, was remembered in a emotional service at the Baitul Huda Mosque in Sydney.
The generational divide over Anzac Day's 'most important lesson' A pollster asked Australians what they believed was the most important lesson to draw from Anzac Day. This is what it found.
'Art is a soft power': These projects are connecting Australia and Nepal through cinema An upcoming Hollywood film shot in Australia and Nepal has sparked conversation about cinema’s role in promoting cultural understanding and building relations across borders. Filmmakers and experts share their industry insights.
'Friggin' disgrace': From a court battle to a boycott call, this is Elon Musk's feud with Australia What started with a takedown order has resulted in a war of words between billionaire Elon Musk and Australian politicians. This is the feud, explained.
What exactly is so special about TikTok's technology? The wildly popular app has been in the headlines for weeks as US lawmakers face off against TikTok's Chinese parent company over a potential nation-wide ban. Here's why the app is so special.
Supermarket secrets: The tactics used to get you to spend more Being aware of supermarket tactics could be crucial to reducing your food bill. Here's what to look out for.
Why Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction was overturned — and what happens now The Hollywood producer has been serving a 23-year prison sentence. He has denied having non-consensual sexual encounters with anyone.
'Stay away': Why some of Europe's most popular cities are cracking down on tourism Many European countries are adding new measures and legislation to clamp down on increasing overtourism.