Convicted murderer who escaped from Tennessee prison recaptured, officials say

A specialist security squad will be deployed to polling booths in Victoria during this month's state election, amid rising political tensions.

A mystery winner from western Sydney is $60 million richer after winning the entire Oz Lotto jackpot.

Amid continuously escalating tensions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday accused a handful of Philippine politicians of “egregious, irrational and intolerable” conduct, urging Manila to rein in their anti-China rhetoric, state media reported. Wang made the remarks during a phone conversation with Philippine Foreign Minister Theresa Lazaro, as China-Philippines relations were currently facing what he described as “malicious interference”, according to Xinhua. “Some Philippine...

The Justice Department announced Tuesday it would send out "1,000 election monitors and observers" across the U.S. in what it called "the largest monitoring effort in DOJ history," with Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento and Alameda listed as the California counties to be scrutinized.

A rebound for several influential Big Tech stocks is helping to lift the US market despite a fall for Apple and mixed trading elsewhere on Wall Street.

While The Mall is the first western Sydney-focused exhibition at Powerhouse Parramatta, there are other key items to look for when the museum opens.

A new national report card reveals feral deer are one of Australia’s most rapidly increasing invasive pests. Here’s how WA fares compared to the rest of the nation.

When Bryden Dempsey-Gaut first met Santa, he was cowering and malnourished with an abscess making his eye bulge. His life has now turned around completely thanks to his new family.

Anthony Albanese. He’s a man who’s taken little interest in the economy now being caught by the iron rule of politics: if the economy turns bad on your watch, you take the blame.

A six-part series featuring practical tips and advice to help you kick off the year with financial clarity.

You don’t need a marathon spreadsheet session - taking a few minutes before your summer break gives you a fresh financial start for the year ahead.