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ANU officials are still trying to work out just how much damage Sunday's storm caused on campus.

A man has been charged after he allegedly scammed more than $1.5 million through a fraudulent Wagyu cattle deal in rural Queensland.

The West Indies, once the charismatic champions of world cricket, find themselves fighting to qualify for the 2019 World Cup

The security shake-up has brought an office upgrade to the agency's Barton offices.

Even Wes Anderson's animated film Isle of Dogs deals with displaced people - uh, dogs.

Illustrations by the artist from The Age.

Striking powerhouse Sam Kerr says Australia's national women's football team is well-placed to cover key absences as they begin their run to the Asian Cup.

Two sub-70 rounds to finish US PGA event in Florida have left the Australian more optimistic ahead of the first major of the year at Augusta National.

Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal crash in Girrawheen last week which claimed the life of an elderly man.

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley admits his high-profile recruits need more time to gel.

It doesn’t matter if the topic of discussion is nothing to do with sexuality, race or gender either, whipping out the old SWM jab is a sure-fire way to win.

The Premier has used a trade mission to Washington to pitch big defence companies.

A senior Kurdish official from Syria was detained in the Czech Republic on Sunday under an extradition request from Turkey.

How often you post on social media or how frequently you check your phone late at night could hold clues to your physical and mental health.

The Queensland Reds have been dealt a crippling blow with skipper Scott Higginbotham suspended for three matches by the Super Rugby judiciary and Lukhan Tui possibly facing a similar ban.

Australia and East Timor will sign a landmark agreement to carve up revenue from the $50 billion Greater Sunrise oil and gas field in the Timor Sea.

Australian shares climbed on Monday, with traders picking up on a rally in the US on Friday to buy up the banks.

Amid the drugs, weapons and mobile phones commonly seized as contraband, Queensland’s prisoners have been stashing away something more surprising in their cells.

The Turnbull government's $65 billion cuts can be implemented without putting the budget balance at risk

Death of 13-year-old Louis Tate was caused by a rare reaction to an anaesthetic that occurred when he was being treated at Frankston Hospital.

Death of 13-year-old Louis Tate was caused by a rare reaction to anaesthetic that occurred when he was being treated at Frankston Hospital.

Activists have rallied at the National Energy Guarantee public stakeholder forum on Monday to protest the policy's impact on the renewable energy.

Savall shrinks the gulfs between Old World and New, between past and present.

HMD Global has unveiled five new Nokia phones, including a throwback to 1998, a $149 budget phone and three updates to its smartphone line.

He came, he saw, he lasted just about a week.