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The group set off on a one-hour journey in the Federated States of Miconesia on July 30 before being caught in a storm.

The Mar-a-Lago invoice helped kill Gold Coast mayor’s Trump Tower conflict of interest concerns, yet council says it has no copy.

Mediations between parties is set to begin in an attempt to cobble together a new government after an election result that failed to provide a majority government.

This week's midterm elections could weaken Donald Trump's grip on power. Former US intelligence chiefs fear he's "willing to go beyond limits" to keep it.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters, inspired by frustrated high school students, take to the streets across France in demonstrations over living costs and education.

With the long-awaited first voyage done, passengers aboard one of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries give their verdicts.

One Nation's candidate for Melbourne Matthew Collins quits and apologises just four weeks out from the Victorian election over offensive comments published on his social media accounts.

A violent storm has torn roofs from buildings, toppled trees and caused hail damage near Yass on the New South Wales Southern Tablelands.

Garth Hamilton argues the party has to shift its policy to reflect the mood of the nation and abandon any return to a super-for-housing type of policy.

We can choose whether Australia and Indonesia remain nations that happen to live next to each other, or nations that are neighbours by choice and build their neighbourhood together.

The prime minister is travelling to Antigua and Barbuda to discuss climate, trade and AI regulation with other Commonwealth leaders.

With Donald Trump threatening to interfere in the US midterm elections, local officials are preparing for armed ICE agents to intimidate voters at polling booths.

Actor Olivia Hargroder was given just days to live, but her mother never gave up on her. Born with Down syndrome and a potentially fatal heart condition, the 27-year-old is dancing her way to stardom.

The prime minister has ridden out plenty of political turbulence before, but now economic headwinds are being compounded by growing frustration within his own ranks.

Darryl Young stole cattle for decades before he shot dead three people and wounded another at Bogie, his former neighbours say.

From today, hundreds of thousands of three-year-olds across the country will have access to a new Medicare-subsidised screening program.

After 14 years in which 7.9 million party members and officials have been purged, including his own loyalists, Xi Jinping faces a dilemma in proving the Chinese Communist Party works.

Four interest rate hikes have added hundreds of dollars to mortgages each month, but the story is different for savings accounts.