A six-week-old kitten is recovering in foster care and another is missing after the pair were seen being thrown from a moving car in Melbourne's west.One of the kittens could not be found after the incident, but Lort Smith Animal Hospital said a passerby picked up the second kitten and raced to the hospital's emerge…
Advertising copywriter Marcus Johnson turns 70 this year. He’s enjoyed an illustrious career working for some of Melbourne’s most prestigious advertising agencies, but given the current state of his superannuation, he’s not contemplating retirement anytime soon.
Ukrainian president says Russia unlikely to accept – ‘for them, nothing is sacred’; Australian police arrest army reservist for joining war. What we know on day 1,504
An Australian Army reservist accused of fighting for the Ukrainian military will face court in Adelaide today.He is the first person ever to be charged with breaching defence legislation, after he allegedly worked for a foreign military without authorisation.Federal police began investigating after the Department …
The Egyptian-Danish-Australian journalist’s second novel spans continents, following a Palestinian teen as he comes of age during the Syrian civil war and is forced into exile
Adriana Rivas (pictured here in a 2013 interview) is accused of participating in the disappearances of seven people while working for former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet's secret police force. Source: SBS News
Australian Federal Police officers arrested an Australian Army reservist following the execution of a search warrant at a home in South Australia. Source: AAP / Australian Federal Police
Liam Walsh is an investigations reporter with ABC News in Queensland. He has won multiple media awards for his coverage of issues like political corruption and corporate wrongdoing. His experience ranges from working in newspapers in Japan to The Australian Financial Review. Contact Liam on walsh.liam@abc.net.au, vi…
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Yiying Li is a digital reporter/producer at ABC News Perth and ABC's Business Reporting Team where she covers financial markets and economic policies. She also previously worked as a journalist on ABC's national Breaking News Team, reporting major breaking news events across Australia and the world.
A South Australian army reservist was arrested after he allegedly working for Ukrainian military without authorisation. (Supplied: Australian Federal Police)
A push to redevelop a “rundown” hotel near St Kilda’s Luna Park and Acland Street precinct has sparked backlash from residents concerned the proposed seven-storey building is too big for the neighbourhood.
Alessandro and Anna Pavoni are behind six of Sydney’s most renowned Italian restaurants, including Ormeggio at the Spit, but they’ve never put a full-sized pizza on the menu. That’s set to change on April 22, when Pizza’Mare launches at Crown Sydney.
Sydney’s Victoria Barracks would be thrown open for homes, leisure, sporting and cultural events under concept plans intended to stir debate around a divisive proposal to sell off historic military sites.
More than 30,000 people deserted the eastern part of Sydney for other regions last year while western Sydney’s population remained relatively stable, as sharp differences in population growth become entrenched across the city.
Queensland’s youth justice department has halted its search for providers to run three crime prevention schools – a key part of the Crisafulli government’s election pledge to tackle youth crime.
Seamless. At Sydney, the line is small and moves quickly. This completely differs from the inbound flight (from Frankfurt), where due to a website glitch no one could check in online.
Thousands of children can now receive free flu vaccinations without a needle as NSW health authorities attempt to boost lagging immunisation rates following the state’s worst influenza season on record.
Australia is facing unprecedented fuel insecurity. Despite the government’s confidence that the nation can avoid a crippling shortage, attention has turned to home-grown solutions.
All that glitters is not gold for AFL Life Members who four rounds into the home-and-away season are yet to receive their annual gold pass from footy HQ.
Australia’s major banks have long been the biggest fish in the domestic economic pond. But lately, the big four have looked like the minnows in their escalating fight with the biggest companies in the world: US technology behemoths.
The NSW government is using reams of commercially sensitive data from fuel companies to assess whether the state’s supply will be significantly disrupted by war in the Middle East and to prepare for possible “further action” to ensure petrol reaches critical regional areas.
Oliver Hunter is one of many comedians doing a financial juggling act in order to afford a run at the prestigious Melbourne International Comedy Festival. (Supplied)
Henry Zwartz is an award-winning journalist with the ABC, and a former investigations reporter for SBS News. Henry has been a video journalist for the ABC in Tasmania and the Northern Territory, where he received a Young Walkley Award for Community and Regional Affairs, and two Tasmania state media awards. He was th…
Exclusive: Investigation finds alleged Prince Group associates were involved in unusual development in tiny nation on Australia’s doorstep, raising concerns about global spread of online fraud industry
From clay trails in Seoul to remote Australian coastlines, a small but growing number of hikers are hitting the trail unshod. But what happens when you feel the ground beneath your feet?