Israel and Hamas have reached a temporary ceasefire deal after six weeks of fighting. This is what we know about it
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a four-day ceasefire in their war in exchange for the release of 50 women and children held in Gaza. Here's what we know about the deal and what may unfold next.
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.
Why a new $30k grant for some first-time home buyers might make it even harder for Catherine to save a deposit
The Queensland government has doubled its First Home Owner Grant to $30,000 but the incentive won't suit everyone. Here's what you you need to know.
Mask mandates, sick leave and booster shots: Navigating WA's eighth COVID wave
Is the mask mandate coming back? Are there new booster shots? When can I go back to work? Everything you need to know if you get COVID-19.
The new and improved COVID-19 vaccines will be available by Christmas. So who should get one?
We're in the grips of a surging COVID-19 wave but there's some good news — the new monovalent COVID-19 vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna will be up for grabs from December 11.
OpenAI fired the CEO that led it to the summit of the artificial intelligence industry. What more could it have wanted?
OpenAI's board has not been forthcoming with the reasons behind the move, though the company's unusual structure provides a potential clue.
Military warships use sonar for tracking underwater targets. But how dangerous is it to humans?
Australian naval personnel have sustained minor injuries to their ears after being subjected to sonar pulses from a Chinese warship. Here's what you need to know about the technology.
These six charts show the scale of human loss in the Israel-Gaza war
Thousands more people have reportedly been killed in the Israel-Gaza war in the past month than during the conflict over the past 15 years.
Ever experienced Black Friday FOMO? Here's how to outsmart the psychological trap
While there are good deals available on Black Friday, it's important to be on alert for strategies retailers use to get you to open your wallet and spend your hard-earned cash.
Dolly Parton has released her new album, Rockstar — with a little help from some star-studded guest appearances
Almost a year after Dolly Parton was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the 77-year-old country music icon announced the release of her first rock album, Rockstar.
One police officer is dead, another is injured. Here's what we know about the shooting in regional SA
A police officer has died and another is in hospital after a shooting at a rural property in South Australia's south-east. Here's what we know so far.
Experts are warning a whooping cough epidemic is 'well overdue', here's who's at risk
Australia could be on the verge of a whooping cough outbreak and, contrary to popular belief, it isn't just a disease for parents of young children. Here's what you should know.
How weather, geography and fuel load influence fire behaviour in Tasmania
Tasmania's climate, geography, topography and biology paint a unique picture of fire danger and fire susceptibility between east and west, north and south of the island state.
With COVID-19 cases rising close to Christmas, we spoke to experts about how to beat it and get back to normal
With the festive season rapidly approaching, the last thing anyone wants is COVID-19. Here are some tips from the experts about how to get over an infection and back to normal quickly.
Scientists create monkey 'chimera' using stem cells for the first time
Researchers in China have reported the live birth of a monkey chimera using a stem cell technique previously only successful with rats and mice. So what does this mean?
Compostable coffee cups are a 'nice idea in theory' but not in practice, waste experts say
Sold and marketed as environmentally friendly, compostable food packaging has been exploding in popularity in Australia. But is it any better than the plastic it's replaced?
Did you lose money because of the Optus outage? Here's how to try and get it back
First the hack, then the outage. Many customers want out of Optus, while others want compensation. Here's a look at your consumer rights.
How a Norwegian school project turned into a TikTok trend that is changing the way new music is released
If you spend any time on TikTok, you've probably heard snippets of songs that sound like an alien consuming helium. This is called "nightcore" music and it's only getting more popular.
How do thunderstorms trigger widespread asthma attacks?
Residents across Victoria are on heightened alert for thunderstorm asthma outbreaks this week, but how does stormy weather combine with pollen levels to create such chaos?
How to spot a risky home builder who might not be around to finish the job
Here's some steps you can take to help identify the risky players – they're not flawless, but they are (mostly) free.
What caused Optus's outage, and how long was it down for? Here's what we know
Services are being restored after millions of Optus customers were left without phone and internet services. Here's what we know about the outage.
Trump leads Biden in key polls a year out from 2024 US election
New polls show Joe Biden faces a tough road to securing another four years in the White House.
How does the film about Priscilla compare to Baz Luhrmann's Elvis epic?
Many films and documentaries about music icon Elvis Presley have been made, but now his ex-wife Priscilla's story is in the spotlight.
Australia's sheep industry is in downturn, so when will chops get cheaper?
Too many sheep is bad news for farmers but the oversupply should drive down costs for customers.
Eric Trump says he wasn't aware of dad's fraudulent financial statements, but emails suggest some involvement
Donald Trump had put his two sons in charge of his real estate empire while he served as US president from 2017 to 2021, but they both say they had no involvement with the documents at the centre of the fraud trial.