Jacqueline Breen

In the Northern Territory residents in the town of Borroloola are bracing for a one in one hundred year flood.

A small, furry bundle of joy has arrived in Australia's oldest national park, to the great delight of a team of conservationists.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to drag Ukraine into the deadly attack on a Moscow concert, which is being claimed by an offshoot of Islamic State.

Australia's spy agencies have been coaxed out into the open to appear at an unusual public hearing into Australia's secrecy laws.

In a break from its steadfast support of Israel's actions in Gaza, the United States has refrained from blocking a ceasefire resolution at the UN's Security Council.

Supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange are urging Australia to demand his release, with his extradition case back in diplomatic and legal limbo between the UK and the US.

In the wake of the disaster, detail has emerged about previous malpractice on the part of the owners of the ship's owner.

The Tiwi Islands are celebrating their newest football heroes, with the Ranku Eagles men's team seizing victory and the Tapalinga Superstars shooting to the top of the newly-established women's league.

A defiant Benjamin Netanyahu has visited the highest point on the occupied Golan Heights -- inside what's internationally recognised as Syrian territory -- to declare that Israeli troops won't be leaving the area any time soon.

Program: As those catastrophic fires continue to rage in Los Angeles, young advocates are stepping up a campaign to get "duty of care" climate laws passed in the Australian parliament.