Michael Farrelly promised his clients he'd send their sex drive "through the roof". But almost a decade after he was first ...

Washington DC was chosen as host city for WorldPride before last year's re-election of Donald Trump. But his presence in the White House has sent a strong fight-the-government theme running through ...

As Australian taxpayers prepare to file their tax returns for the 2024-25 financial year, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO ...

So far the most iconic images to come out of this year’s Los Angeles riots have been the ones showing mask-wearing, Mexican flag-waving protesters standing triumphantly on the frames of burnt out cars ...

ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Break, the Pacific’s biggest music competition, is back for 2025. From Friday 27 June 2025, the search begins to discover the Pacific and Timor Leste’s best ...

ANKARA . Australia on Thursday played down concerns over review of $368 billion AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal by the US as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese prepares for his first face-to ...

Telstra is launching Australia's first satellite-to-mobile text messaging service. For now, it is only available to customers with Galaxy S25 phones who pay up-front, and it has some technical ...

The United States wants Australia to lift spending on defence to about $100 billion a year, with its Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warning of a "real and potentially imminent" threat from China.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen says Australia is "by and large" on track to hit its 2030 emissions goal but concedes the need to "do more", leaving the door open to a carbon tariff on cement and ...

A free, independent and diverse press is a fundamental pillar of democracy. Australia has two taxpayer-funded networks that serve the public interest (ABC and SBS), plus a variety of commercial ...

One of Australia's leading business lobby groups warned the recent spike was not enough to meet the federal government's housing targets. The government's National Housing Accord's target is to ...

The ABC has today announced a plan to discontinue Q+A after an outstanding 18-year run and look to new ways to facilitate discussion and elevate voices from around the country.