An 18-year-old Alice Springs school student is calling on federal and Territory politicians to genuinely listen to young people on the issues that impact them. First home buyers in three Australian ...

Millions of years ago, a group of penguins left the ice, riding powerful currents and arriving in strange new lands. They ...

Artificial Intelligence is listening to many people's medical appointments, but it is not always hearing things correctly.

NSW Environment Protection Authority has ordered Gardners Yamba Skip Bin Hire to remove 320 tonnes of contaminated waste allegedly dumped near a Clarence River tributary. Drone surveillance shows ...

The Mount Bold catchment has received more than 13 billion litres of water since the start of last weekend. The reservoir received more than 5 billion litres in the 24 hours to 8am on Monday alone.

The H5 strain of bird flu has been detected in a crested tern on King Island, marking the second confirmed case of the virus in Tasmania. Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) Tasmania ...

Oceans cover 71 per cent of Earth spanning 361 million square kilometres of water. This vast, often unseen expanse is celebrated every year by a worldwide photography competition that also highlights ...

Two people sustained serious injuries when a train derailed in southern England. Footage from the scene, in East Sussex, showed at least three overturned carriages. Eleven people are injured, two of ...

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Josh Fraser has officially announced that he is in the running to be Carlton's next full-time coach. Fraser has been interim coach since May and led the Blues to 10 wins from 12 matches. Josh Fraser ...

Sean McDonald is a Melbourne-based producer with ABC News Breakfast. Originally from Los Angeles, he gained international experience filming across the US, Europe and Asia while living in the UK. A ...

A new University of Melbourne mapping project has plotted more than 700 rakali sightings across Greater Melbourne. It shows the native, otter-like water mammal is quietly thriving throughout Victoria.