All coverage of Australia, ranked by recency.
The technology captures the faces of customers and matches their features against databases to identify repeat violent offenders.
If the prime minister is right and there's no time to waste, how much more of it can we spend just waiting for the teen social media ban to work?
Hayden Panettiere, star of popular television series including Heroes and Nashville, has died. She was 36.
Kangaroo Island's long-awaited new ferry service has been delayed yet again, more than 12 months after it was supposed to start.
The claims were made by a man who told police the broadcaster kissed and touched him without consent.
The club says the AFL and authorities have been notified about the alleged incident, as police investigate a report of sexual assault.
An ABC review of sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal's use of anonymous interviewees has found three more episodes of concern from Four Corners and Background Briefing.
The sighting of a redshank on the Cairns Esplanade is the talk of the birdwatching community. It is believed to be just the second time the species has been spotted in Queensland.
Adjunct Professor of Economics Gordon de Brouwer will be the ANU's 14th chancellor in its 80-year history when he takes up the role on August 19.
Bird flu is ruled out as the cause of the deaths of hundreds of pelicans discovered by an ecologist at the Menindee Lakes.
Chris O'Connell and Adam Walton make it four Australian men in the round of 32 at the Cincinnati Open, while Talia Gibson's loss to Aryna Sabalenka ends the country's women's campaign.
The Australian Education Union says 79 per cent of its members voted to endorse the latest pay offer from the government.
Police are examining telecommunications data and have deployed a thermal-imaging helicopter as the search for missing 18-year-old bushwalker Lily Hooper enters its sixth day.
Police allege the man sexually assaulted five girls, some of them at a north Brisbane bakery where he worked, from the early 1970s into the late 1980s.
The Queensland couple is remembered for spending their money helping improve their community.
A 79-year-old man who allegedly claimed to be a Vietnam veteran and improperly wore service medals is charged by police.
• Trump scales back drills. • Cites good Kim Jong Un ties. • Calls drills 'hostile'
A Kalbarri tourism operator says it is the first time they have seen emus swimming in one of WA's longest rivers.
The Northern Territory government has announced plans for a new prison that will be built, financed and operated by a private company.
Police say the car that struck the man did not have numberplates. Anyone with information is being urged to come forward.
The planned outages pose concerns for remote SES managers, who say mobile coverage is vital for coordinating staff in an emergency.
National Australia Bank Ltd.’s profit climbed in the third quarter as lending to businesses across the country expanded.
The United Firefighters Union has lodged a dispute with South Australia's independent workplace tribunal, arguing the SA Metropolitan Fire Serivce is not providing sufficient personal protective equipment.
Experts warn the rate of stroke in young people is increasing, with one in four occurring in those aged under 65, despite the overall incidence going down.
The scheme is incentivising builders constructing data centres in NSW to comply with newly set guidelines.
Captain Pat Cummins says Cameron Green will get an "extended run" in one position in Australia's line-up after scoring his first Test century on home soil.
Advocates in Alice Springs say people are increasingly experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence from a younger age and it needs to be addressed.
The collapse of a well-known WA dairy processor and associated companies has left unsecured creditors empty-handed. Now liquidators are set to investigate possible insolvent trading and hundreds of potentially "unreasonable transactions" by the director.
A record number of so-called "shonks" have been banned from the National Disability Insurance Scheme this year, the federal government says. Follow live.
Wilting consumer confidence has halted Wall Street's recent rally and the ASX is priced to slide lower again today. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
Lani Pallister becomes the first wimmer to beat American Katie Ledecky over 800m at a senior international swim meet as Australia wraps up a glittering Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.
Batemans Bay's hospital and emergency department will close next year, despite the NSW South Coast's growing population and the influx of thousands of tourists each holiday season.
Six teenagers, the youngest of them 14, have been arrested after allegedly leading police on a chase through the Adelaide CBD.
Victorian labour hire companies that house migrant workers in substandard accommodation will risk losing their licence under changes aimed at protecting vulnerable workers.
The lives of Sydney couple Christian Bitancurt and Ana Maria Chaves, who recently relocated to Colombia, have been uprooted after the magnitude-7.4 earthquake.
After taking evidence from hundreds of witnesses and more than 20,000 submissions, the royal commission on antisemitism will now begin its final block of public hearings.
As fears rise about its impact on students' learning and development, teachers and educators are split on what role AI should play in classrooms.
Police are investigating the circumstances around the death of a 37-year-old man, who died shortly after being arrested at a train station in Melbourne's south-east.
Sam Pang takes home the gold at the 66th TV Week Logies, which saw Robert Irwin take over hosting duties. Here are your key moments.
Only one part of the Queensland coast is expected to avoid passing showers today, while in most inland areas there is a reprieve from high fire danger conditions.
The former agent, known as Marcus, is seeking to return to Australia to give evidence to the Bondi royal commission in person.
For victims of family violence, delays in the court process can add another layer of trauma. They are calling for immediate action on a new reform blueprint.
After months of an internet and mobile blackout in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, people on the ground describe scenes of excessive, deadly force by government forces.
Formula 1's mid-year hiatus ends this weekend, as the racing series returns to action with the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort.
The strikes against targets across Russia are some of the largest mounted by Ukraine so far, and come as Russian forces carried out attacks on Ukrainian cities.
Wildlife officers aim to save a famous penguin colony from bird flu, but the spread of the virus has dealt their plans a significant blow.
If One Nation genuinely wants to replace the Liberals and Nationals as the dominant force on the right, it needs a broader voter base. That is where the gay vote comes in.
Regulators are removing record numbers of fake celebrity-endorsed investment scams, using AI images of famous figures from the prime minister to Alan Kohler and Gina Rinehart.
New minimum standards for food delivery workers come into effect today. It will see about 250,000 workers access better pay, and personal accident insurance cover.
Business and mining leaders are warning it is critical for Australia to remain a destination of choice for skilled migrants, resisting a push from across the political spectrum to cut the immigration intake.
How two sets of policies, housing and migration, compounded on each other over 30 years and created the housing affordability crisis we have today.
Eight major players, including Australia's northerly neighbour Indonesia, say Israel's stance against Donald Trump's plan threatens to "jeopardise its implementation".
The South Australian Labor Senator opens up about her difficult early days of motherhood in the hopes of encouraging women around Australia to share their own experiences to help shape health reforms.
Solar panel waste is projected to reach about 90,000 tonnes a year by 2030. One of Australia's leading science organisations says a $10 fee per panel could help solve the problem.
Using expert analysis, evidence revealed by bureaucrats at Senate estimates, and documents obtained under FOI, Four Corners reveals the fullest picture yet of the secretive algorithm affecting the lives of tens of thousands of older Australians and their families.
Put your knowledge of famous fashion designers, TV shows and Australia's gold medal-winning Olympians of the 4 x 100m medley relay to the test.
Most of us have considered the financial side of retirement, but there are other aspects that are important and should start sooner than you might think.
Tony is a new film loosely based on Anthony Bourdain's early years working at a Cape Cod seafood restaurant, starring Dominic Sessa.
Dulu Tak Naik Kelas, Kini Iwan Sunito Bangun Mega-proyek Triliunan di Sydney Kompas.com
A new study finds that an estimated 1.7 million people are susceptible to measles, with experts warning it could lead to more outbreaks.
