The Latest Breaking News from Australia

Australia is currently facing twin crises: housing and climate change.

Eight Australians will tee up at the penultimate event of the LPGA Tour season, where spots in the $17 million season-ending championship will be determined.

The Victorian government has announced a new youth justice reform package. The package is punitive in its nature, focused around an “adult time for violent crime” measure for several offences. These include aggravated home invasion, intentionally or recklessly causing injury in circumstances of gross violence, carjacking and serious and repeat…

Menulog is closing in Australia, with customers holding vouchers or credit being urged to use them before the deadline.

It once thrived under a "Did Somebody Say" campaign but the celebrity driven catch-cry hasn't saved food delivery service Menulog from closure.

At the end of a tumultuous year for the beef industry, Australian producers have taken out top categories at the World Steak Challenge in London.

Transport Workers’ Union says it will be seeking to ensure workers receive fair exit payments before 26 November closure

Teammates have welcomed veteran playmaker James O'Connor into the Wallabies squad for the spring tour Test against Ireland in Dublin.

OzAsia 2025 once again affirmed its status as Australia’s leading multi-arts celebration of unique creativity. Despite South Australia’s comparatively small Asian population, OzAsia has grown into a significant platform that integrates music, literature, dance, comedy and visual arts.

Japan's top diplomat in Australia has delicately handled questions surrounding the involvement of a South Korean defence company in shipbuilding efforts.

Sell-offs in IT and consumer discretionary stocks and a slump for Australia's biggest company have sent the share market lower for a second straight session.