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At least one person is feared dead in the explosion in the California city of Palm Springs.

As Trump has jacked up import taxes, he has tried to assure a sceptical public that retailers and automakers would absorb the additional expenses.

Samarveer Singh has been calling his father's phone just to hear his recorded voicemail message.

Two men have been charged with murder after a young woman died at a home in Ipswich, west of Brisbane, last night.

In Bilopillia, a period of mourning was declared and a local community chief called the day "Black Saturday".

This is the second fatal crash along the major road this week.

A driver has been charged after a truck spilled an estimated 840 kilos of metal fragments on a major NSW road, which damaged the tyres of more than 300 cars.

The man was seen climbing and hanging from the ropes tying the "Carnival Adventure" Cruise ship to Circular Quay about 3pm today.

Ten men broke out of a New Orleans jail on Friday in an audacious overnight escape by fleeing through a hole behind a toilet and scaling a wall while the lone guard assigned to their cell pod was away getting food, authorities said.

The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing a reality TV pitch where immigrants would compete for American citizenship, according to a spokesperson.

Winter is fast approaching, but Australians have barely had to reach for their woolly warms this year due to unusually hot temperatures throughout autumn. So will the next three months change anything?

Nature's 2025 'Scientist At Work' reveals its winners of the competition.

Floodwaters are causing one of the country's rarest events in outback South Australia. 

The Australian Government made a submission today to the annual wage review, recommending that "the Commission award an economically sustainable real wage increase to Australia's award workers."

The same question was posted to the AusLegal page on Reddit by a frustrated customer in Victoria, who walked into Coles with a trolley full of groceries from Aldi.

The group of schoolchildren won a competition to help Telstra, then known as Telecom, celebrate its 10th anniversary by burying items in a time capsule in Adelaide.