Pauline Hanson’s party has secured a major win in the polls after its historic unseating of Labor in a Western Australian by-election.

Lying is just part of the game in politics, a state premier's brother has told a corruption inquiry probing his dealings with a wanted property developer.

Supervised minimum-security prisoners could mow lawns, pull weeds and pick up rubbish under a five-pronged Labor policy to fix Victoria's crumbling roads.

US President Donald Trump’s controversial ‘Lake America’ rename has officially reached Australian Google Maps, but there’s a catch.

US forces have struck Iranian launchers after Revolutionary Guard forces were reportedly seen preparing rockets near the Strait of Hormuz.

The United States has secured majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves ‌through a partnership with private business.

‘If you really cared about raising the child and making sacrifices, you’d go with less. I think it’s a cop-out, people saying that they can’t afford it and two parents need to work.’

Detectives have released new CCTV as they appeal for information about the 55-year-old’s movements before his death.

Lying is just part of the game in politics, a state premier's brother has told a corruption inquiry probing his dealings with a wanted property developer.

Endeavour chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka has shown her confidence in the embattled Dan Murphy’s owner as she drives its painful restructure by buying nearly $1 million worth of company shares.

Setting things up so those you leave behind don’t have to deal with a ‘dog’s breakfast’ goes further than simply getting the documentation in place.

Australians are promised $1.6 billion in surcharge savings but rewards cardholders with the big four bank face higher rates, fewer perks and weaker insurance. Here’s everything you’re about to lose ...

Australia’s once-daggy roadside motels are being given a seriously stylish second life.

As millions of visitors flock to places like Mexico City, Milan, Copenhagen and Denmark, residents are rethinking what they share and who they share it with.

Editor’s Letter: There’s a peculiar hypocrisy that wraps travel snobbery. We want the world to be accessible — just not to everyone. 

LATIKA M BOURKE: One Nation’s stunning by-election victory shows voters are looking beyond the major parties, but Labor still refuses to confront why.

We would question a player who picked and chose the Test series he wanted to play in, so why should assistant coaches such as Daniel Vettori be judged differently?

At Sunday’s Sydney marathon, a cab driver named Dave from Manchester in England will take part in his 96th 42km road race. His proud achievements provide lessons for us all.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb general whose actions during the Balkan wars of the 1990s led to him being called the ‘Butcher of Bosnia’, has died in custody in The Hague. 

Years of long-distance division between Prince William and his younger brother will be tested now that Harry has returned to Britain.

THE ECONOMIST: Older-woman-younger-man relationships are increasingly being reflected on screen as they become more common in real life.

Brooklyn Beckham’s intimate bed snaps with wife Nicola Peltz have divided fans, with some branding the photos ‘weird and unnecessary’.

Aussie screen star Isla Fisher has revealed her newest dating turn-off as she plays the field post-divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen.

Motor neurone disease will be made a notifiable condition in one state in an Australian first that could help researchers and clinicians develop better care.

AI needs trillions in revenue to justify the boom. But getting ordinary workers to embrace it is proving difficult.

Viagra users have reported going deaf, losing their sight, going bald and even drooling after taking the famous little blue pill.

Nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo: Forget the pricey powders, weight-loss drugs and dietary promises, the habits with the strongest evidence are surprisingly simple.

Try making this dish that’s fresh, colourful and full of flavour.

A Map of Us, Craigslist missed connections, PostSecret.com and the Unsent Project are brimming with digital love letters. What do they reveal about modern dating?

Hostile crowds likely await Australia on their first Test tour of South Africa since 2018, but Josh Hazlewood says there is a reason why it won't worry players.

Australia’s chances of tasting victory in October’s Test series with South Africa have received a significant boost.

Police investigating sexual assault claims involving star AFL players may try to examine the mobile phones of those inside the hotel room.

Three cousins met up for a dinner of green enchiladas before a heated argument allegedly broke out.

Sarah Ferguson is preparing for a surprise return to the United Kingdom after seven months away, with an eye-watering new home reportedly waiting.

The desperate search for 43 missing Australians continues as Nepal’s catastrophic flood disaster enters a grim new phase.