A military campaign meant to rid Western Australia of crop-destroying emus ended in failure. But the surreal showdown ...

First home buyers are the victims of an Albanese government culture war against property owners ... Alex Ellinghausen Data released on Tuesday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed ...

It marks the spot where the violence of World War II struck the remote coast of ... A simple cross juts out of the sand, marking the Dakota memorial.(ABC News: Erin Parke) It's a simple tribute ...

including West Australian paceman Wayne Clark. "I got a phone call from someone at the WACA to say I'd be off to Brisbane to play in the first Test," Clark told ABC Sport. Photo shows A stylised ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Forty Australian women and children trapped in a detention camp in Syria say the conditions on the ground in the war-torn country ...

Australian has become just the third country in the world to successfully test fire a new long-range, subsonic missile. See the moment it makes impact. Navy Chief Vice Admiral Mark Hammond ...

Cue Santa photos being offered across Perth in calmer and much more intimate environments, from true-blue Aussie portrait sessions on the beach with surfboards in tow to purpose-built Christmas ...

Like many Australian families, Krista Vane-Tempest has a personal connection to the Australian War Memorial.

See the pictures: Vincent Wright, Fyfe Hunter and Aiden Velio Sambell at the Australian Industry Trade College 2024 formal at the Maroochy RSL. Molly Brown, Anika Powell and Libby Dublin at the ...

Forty Virginians lost their lives 83 years ago in the surprise military strike on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, a moment that plunged the U.S. into World War II. On Friday, their names were read aloud ...

“It is certain that the war will end sooner with the policies ... German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Russia's President Vladimir Putin. Pictures: Various sources / AFP Zelensky has also responded ...

Photographer Lee Miller’s experience at Dachau, depicted in the film Lee, reminds us of the importance of photojournalists in war zones today.