A man arrested in relation to the shooting death of another man in northern NSW will be extradited from Queensland.
A huge new wind farm will power a $565 million expansion of hydroponic farms in western Victoria.
A large pile of tyres has caught fire in Brisbane, sparking a health warning for people near the scene at Rocklea.
A NSW man has been refused bail more than two years after he failed to show up to court for drug and criminal syndicate charges while on bail.
The way the US is viewed around the world has sunk dramatically since Donald Trump took over as president, according to a new international survey.
The federal aged care minister has pledged to examine allegations of exploitation of retirement village residents.
The results from the 2016 Census are in and they paint a picture of an ageing nation, that's turning away from religion and becoming more culturally diverse.
Wages growth may be at record lows but the 2016 Census shows income has comfortably outstripped inflation in the past five years.
US President Donald Trump and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi have dined together in the White House where they discussed balancing the trade deficit.
The 2016 Census shows fewer people own their home outright, while a growing number have been forced to rent.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is refusing to buy into a fresh spat between Tony Abbott and Christopher Pyne, insisting the Liberal party room is harmonious.
Brazilian President Michel Temer has been charged with corruption over $US5 million he was allegedly given to resolve tax issues for a meatpacking business.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has said she wants EU citizens already legally living in Britain to stay after Brexit.
Blackmores chief Christine Holgate will replace Ahmed Fahour as the new boss of Australia Post.
Two of the Australian Navy's troubled warships are returning to the water this week after a problem with their propulsion pods was resolved.
The saga of Pistol and Boo continues to dog Johnny Depp, with Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce saying he'll investigate whether the actor perjured himself.
More and more high rise buildings in the United Kingdom have been found to contain flammable cladding in the wake of the Grenfell disaster.
The US State Department says the limited travel ban approved by the US Supreme Court will begin 72 hours after the court ruling.
Two men and a woman have been charged over the cold-case murder of Gold Coast father Philip Carlyle, who was shot four times in the head 20 years ago.
Victoria's regional rail is set for a massive boost after the state and federal governments came to an agreement about a Port of Melbourne lease dividend.
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce insists the government wants to offer the greatest conscience vote by holding a national plebiscite on same-sex marriage.
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