Australia to deploy roving teams of cyber experts across Pacific as online threats grow
Australian officials are increasingly worried about the Pacific's vulnerability to cyber attacks, with the government spending $26 million to set up "rapid assistance" teams made up of experts from the private sector and specialists from intelligence agencies like the Australian Signals Directorate.
Following an 'unprecedented' combined rebel offensive, could the Myanmar military government's days be numbered?
An "unprecedented" surprise offensive launched by a coalition of ethnic-based armies and pro-democracy fighters in Myanmar's north has some observers convinced the country's ruling junta is likely to be defeated.
Urgent meetings, router resets and 400 workers: Behind the scenes of the Optus outage
Submissions to a Senate inquiry outline what happened behind the scenes as Optus rushed to fix its recent outage.
These refugees were detained for years on Manus Island. Now they're caught between three countries
Men who spent years in detention on Manus Island living in the hope of resettlement now face being evicted from their temporary homes.
Footage released of Indian tunnel workers trapped underground for nine days
Authorities release a 30-second video showing the 41 men standing inside the collapsed highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas as they communicate with rescue workers.
Auckland to enter A-Leagues from next season as US billionaire adds another sporting franchise
Bill Foley owns a Premier League team, the NHL champions and has a large stake in a French Ligue 1 side, and he has just been awarded an A-Leagues licence to establish Auckland men's and women's teams from next season.
Analysis by Simon Smale
analysis:Australia says the Cricket World Cup is still 'the pinnacle' — but 'greed and overkill' sees them play T20 cricket again almost immediately
The relentless churn of limited-over cricket will see India meet Australia again just days after the Cricket World Cup final, giving neither players, nor fans, time to reflect on and enjoy a thrilling tournament.
Analysis by Kathleen Calderwood
analysis:China says Australia made an 'irresponsible accusation' over sonar incident. Were the handshakes just for show?
Just days before Xi Jinping and Anthony Albanese shook hands at the APEC summit, Australian divers were injured by Chinese sonar. It begs the question, is the on-stage diplomacy all for show?
PNG's women's boxing team needs money to keep their Pacific Games dream alive
It hasn't always been easy for members of Papua New Guinea's women's boxing team to forge their way in the sport, and now they need financial support to make it to the Pacific Games.
ASX closes higher, driven by commodities and energy stocks, as Fortescue shareholders reject remuneration report — as it happened
Mining stocks have driven the Australian share market higher, while Fortescue shareholders reject remuneration report.