French medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières says it has ‌treated more than 20 people for injuries after a drone strike ‌set fuel reserves alight in western Sudan, killing at least 11 ‌people.

Scientists are still working to find a solution, but warn the dieback could rob the stressed Murray-Darling Basin of water, ...

Antony Catalano has stepped down as executive chairman of ACM after facing court charged with a number of alleged offences after an incident in Melbourne.

A festival organiser is unlikely to refund more than $23 million in ticket sales to patrons after abruptly cancelling the event weeks before it was due to begin.

Meta is planning sweeping layoffs ‌that could affect 20 per cent or more of the company, as it seeks to offset costly artificial ‌intelligence infrastructure bets and prepare for greater efficiency ...

Fuel transport companies are backing a push for urban rationing to reserve supply for the regions amid calls for urgent roundtable negotiations.

Ending a tax exemption for electric vehicles could unfairly punish families outside major metropolitan areas who are dealing with longer commutes and are most likely to maximise the tax cut.

WESTERN Suburbs Rosellas junior Preston Conn was hoping to play one NRL game for the Melbourne Storm this year.

A US federal judge has blocked subpoenas issued by the Justice Department as part of its criminal ‌investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's handling of renovations of the central ...

US stocks ended down on Friday, capping a week in which erratic crude oil prices whipsawed ‌equities, as investors gauged how the war in Iran was affecting the global oil supply.

Australia's terrorism watchdog says he is unperturbed by political pressure, insisting extraordinary laws to address emerging extremism need to be fit for purpose.

Made in Australia but seen as a true Scottish braveheart, captain Sione Tuipulotu is backing his side to become European rugby champions after a ride that's taken them to "hell and back" together.