PEACE DEAL US President Donald Trump has announced that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first phase of a peace plan to end the war in Gaza. It was this moment a White House event, when US ...

The ACCC has given the go-ahead for agribusiness company Elders to purchase Delta, which is one of its main competitors. As part of the approval, Elders has to sell six Delta stores in Western ...

A US regulator has recommended Harald Neumann, chief executive of Australian pokies giant Ainsworth Game Technology (AGT), withdraw his application for a gaming licence. The ABC revealed in June that ...

Last week, former West Coast Eagles defender Mitch Brown and his partner Lou Keck posted a statement on social media responding to an onslaught of hate they had been on the receiving end of, including ...

Steel artworks of rustic cars and farm trucks, surrounded by sculpted ibises, greet travellers as they drive into Goondiwindi on the Queensland–New South Wales border. They are just the introduction ...

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

Marnus Labuschagne made 105 off 91 deliveries to lead Queensland in its One-Day Cup match with Tasmania in Brisbane. Labuschagne also scored a century for Queensland in its Sheffield Shield fixture ...

A man who witnessed the "extraordinary" moment a surfer was bitten by a shark chasing a seal offshore Kangaroo Island has spoken to the ABC after his footage circulated online.

The sound world of Indiana Jones is iconic. While in Australia, the video game's audio director shares how he leveraged this to bring the game world to life.

Department of Defence officials distance themselves from F-35 fighter jet parts allegedly shipped from Australia to Israel, saying the material is the property of Lockheed Martin.

A Queensland man accused of threatening to kill the prime minister has been refused bail, with a magistrate describing his alleged threats as "deeply disturbing." ...

Mohammed Mustafa and Nour Dalloul got married while bombs exploded around them. Now their war-torn love, forged in the emergency rooms of a Gazan hospital, has found a home in Australia.