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More than 10 years after Australia eliminated the illness, someone who hasn't been to an exposure site has somehow become infected.

Speakman said it was now "clear" that his Liberal colleagues want him to step down and for a new leader to take on the "extraordinary difficult" job.

The International Monetary Fund has handed down its annual check-up of the Australian economy.

An elderly pedestrian has died after she was struck by a car in Melbourne's south-east.

More than 1000 friends and family have packed out Cricket Victoria's Junction Oval to farewell a beloved Melbourne teenager tragically killed in a cricket training accident last month.

The man had allegedly threatened to harm other residents and himself whilst he was armed with a metal object.

Sarah Tricarico has been acting for drug kingpin Tony Mokbel.

The Western Australian government has announced that card and contactless payments will be available on public transport in a matter of weeks.

Now hundreds are demanding better from a business worth billions.

The industrial powerhouse's decision is bad news for the economy at large.

The "forever chemicals", are virtually impossible to avoid and are found in most Australian homes.

One in 12 trucking companies have closed amid dire economic conditions.

The Sydney man told 2GB he believed the order was a violation of his free speech rights imposed by the "woke left".

As the president publicly said he had nothing to hide, his staff were trying to stop the release.

Australian shoppers can now expect parcels to arrive any day of the week, as Australia Post reintroduces temporary weekend deliveries starting this Saturday.

Steph McGuire lost her mother, father and aunt to the same kind of cancer over just 12 months.

Tropical Cyclone Fina has pivoted towards the Northern Territory and is expected to pick up momentum as it approaches in the coming hours.

Humanity's earliest kisses were recorded 4500 years ago. But the first primate kisses make that date look like yesterday.