The government is urging home-owners to keep the faith as a house-price slump gains the hallmarks of an historic downturn.
A critical flaw in programming that powers the internet has affected government websites, but hasn’t been exploited by hackers in Australia at this stage.
Millions of bogong moths emerging from the Darling river plains of Queensland have weather forecasters in a flutter.
Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has denied murdering civilians in a bombshell interview with a radio shock jock.
A mother and daughter have graduated university on the same day and on the first anniversary of the family matriarch’s death.
The social media accounts of a man accused of running down federal MP Helen Haines with a four-wheel drive vehicle will be probed for potential motives.
Brisbane’s metro network could be in line for a boost, as more commuters turn to public transport.
New research reveals which dog breeds are the most expensive to buy in Australia – with an endearing European pup claiming the biggest price tag.
Adelaide 36ers centre Isaac Humphries, the world’s first openly gay professional male basketballer, has retired from the sport at just 28 years of age.
Two areas of Paris will be no-go zones after police issued overnight curfews “to protect people and property from the violence and looting”.
The Jordon Steele-John investigation, the secret dossier to contain the crisis and what events of the last week tell us about the Greens.
National Australia Bank has announced it will slash 2,500 jobs and cut back on consultants and external contractors in a major restructure.
Queensland Police said a body was found in bushland metres from where a prominent real estate agent was viciously mauled by two dogs on Friday.
News has emerged that federal MP Helen Haines has lost her leg after being pinned between two cars outside her electorate office yesterday afternoon.
An attack on independent MP Helen Haines is being investigated by counter-terrorism authorities after she was hit by a car outside her electorate office.
There’s a fair bit to weigh up before a new carpet goes down. Here’s what to look for, including what the star ratings and warranties mean.
InDaily reveals plans for a bigger bridge to Bribie Island and a new high-rise hotel planned behind the heritage-listed Victory in Brisbane.
Managing partner at Marque Lawyers Michael Bradley discusses why NSW Police fought to keep the investigation behind closed doors.
New Zealanders may be asking Santa for a government for Christmas, as polls indicate difficult negotiations loom after the November election.
Senator Jacqui Lambie has taken aim at colleague Pauline Hanson’s “hatred” after having a debilitating health condition mocked.
The coalition is voicing provisional opposition to a blockbuster free trade deal with Europe over concerns from farmers.
Musical taste can make or break a first impression. But for one Queensland researcher, what we reject is just as fascinating as the songs we embrace.
Australia is demographically becoming more expensive to govern, regardless of who is in power, writes our resident Stats Guy, Simon Kuestenmacher.
