Rose Byrne and Jacob Elordi are nominated for best actress and best supporting actor.

Denmark's monarchs have followed in the footsteps of the late Princess Diana and now-King Charles with a visit to a site in Australia's red centre.

As rental affordability hits a new low in Australia, a European city boasts a decades-long social housing model which houses about 50 per cent of its population.

Bluesfest's founder said it was "unlikely" festivalgoers, some of whom spent thousands on tickets and accommodation, would see any refunds.

Drones have become a key ‌weapon in the war between Sudan's army and the Rapid Support Forces that began in April 2023.

The US military has bombed targets on Iran's Kharg Island, which handles almost all of Iran's crude exports, as US President Donald Trump vowed to hit Iran harder.

The war in the Middle East has signalled changes to the international order, with some saying the system is in "severe crisis".

None of the synagogue's staff or the children at its early childhood centre were injured.

New research suggests Australians could save hundreds per fortnight by buying rather than renting a unit in certain places.

Some are worried about the safety of Iranian players who sought asylum in Australia, raising concerns Iran could keep a close eye on them.

If Iran pulls out of the FIFA World Cup 2026, a replacement may have to be found.

As a teenager growing up in a rural town, Jacob Martin was sceptical about climate change. Some pivotal moments in his life changed that.

Critics accuse the government of concealing the "true effect" of the changes, arguing they would prevent people from seeking refuge.

The party chose its new leader in a 45-minute meeting, following David Littleproud's surprise resignation on Tuesday.

Farmers warn supply disruptions could threaten Australia's food production.

After five players were granted asylum, concerns are mounting over whether the remaining team members can safely seek protection.

In Australia, are terms such as "free speech" and "cultural safety" now used in place of constructive, respectful debate?

A fast-growing group of cancers has quietly surpassed lung cancer as Australia's biggest killer, according to a new analysis.

As fighting escalated on day nine of the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, thick black smoke hung over Tehran on Sunday local time.

Crafter Janelle Dodd has built a community to educate and help people around the world with menstruation.

Countries have responded cautiously to the US president's call to send ships to the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran had threatened that US-linked oil and energy firms would be "turned into a pile of ashes" if they were hit.

Taiwan played well beyond expectations, keeping China from finding a pair of clear goals until well into stoppage time.

"In many communities, the flying doctor isn't just supporting the healthcare system, we are the healthcare system."

Ralf Etienne, who was trapped under an earthquake in Haiti, wants to win gold in 2030.

The 2010 champions will play against either China or Taiwan at Optus Stadium on Tuesday.

Lebanon's civilians bear the brunt as fighting spreads, triggering mass displacement and growing international concern.

Mojtaba Khamenei says the leverage of closing the Strait of Hormuz should be used and that attacks on Gulf countries will continue.

The Queensland government is under fire from activists who consider the hate speech laws to be "hallmarks of an authoritarian police state".

The government has released additional fuel into the domestic market, reassuring Australians that "stocks remain very strong".

Dennis Richardson's sudden departure comes ahead of the royal commission's interim report being delivered next month.

Several members of the Iranian football team have chosen asylum in Australia. But it isn't the first time the country has stepped in.

A watchdog's probe into officials involved in the robodebt scheme found two people carried out corrupt conduct.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said officials at the Iranian embassy would collect the team member and her teammates would be relocated.

Despite the war, high demand for international flights has seen cheaper fares selling much faster than usual.

Phillip Morgan is one of almost a thousand residents that have been evacuated due to major flooding across the Northern Territory. It's the worst flooding seen since the catastrophic 1998 levels.

The average price of unleaded petrol soared past $2 a litre in many parts of the country. So how can drivers save?

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's son Mojtaba has succeeded his late father as supreme leader, in a sign that hardliners are still firmly in charge.

Some Australians are richer than ever, while younger cohorts are struggling. Experts say it's time for change.

Iran's president recently said mediation efforts were underway, but Trump's comments suggest such efforts could be a moot point.

Traders and economists widely expect the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates but uncertainty over the Iran war could convince the board to keep them on hold.

Seven Iranian female footballers were granted asylum by Australia.

Nuclear-armed North Korea frequently objects to drills by the US and South Korea, calling them "dress rehearsals" for armed aggression.

The government has assured Australians that there is no fuel supply shortage, as the New South Wales government convenes a fuel security roundtable.

Proponents fear ending the Electric Car Discount could unfairly punish families outside major metropolitan areas battling long commutes.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has released 20 per cent of the nation's fuel reserves as experts warn rationing could be on the cards.

The airlines makes no admission of liability under the terms of the settlement, which still requires Federal Court approval.

The federal government has told non-essential officials to get out of Israel and the UAE "due to the deteriorating security situation" in the Middle East.

With the fate of two players unknown, will the Matildas be able to secure their spot in the 2027 Women's World Cup?

The first flood-related deaths in the rain-battered region has devastated the community of Gympie, where the bodies were found.

A spokesperson for Iran's military command warned "the oil price depends on regional security".

Qantas has flagged fare increases, citing aviation fuel costs which have soared up to 150 per cent since since the start of the conflict.

The NT's peak Aboriginal legal body has put their emergency measures to the Commonwealth and Territory government as Minister McCarthy called out the lack of mainstream media flood coverage on national television.

Tehran residents have described the war's heaviest night of bombardment.

The Iranian deputy foreign minister says numerous countries have urged Iran to consider a ceasefire.

The government has responded to a request for assistance by the United Arab Emirates, deploying a high-tech spy plane to the Middle East.

Iran's retaliatory strikes reflect a strategy of survival, not victory, experts say, as war in the Middle East deepens.

Australia have survived a Women's Asian Cup scare, scoring a late goal to avoid defeat in a 3-3 draw with South Korea.

Several community and civil society groups have sent the home affairs minister a letter expressing "grave concerns" for the team.

Penny Wong has revealed that Australia has been asked for assistance from countries struck by Iran.