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Labor MP Ed Husic responds to the US decision to not grant Australia an exemption on metal tariffs.

A hunting and outdoors influencer has posed with a baby wombat after taking it from its mother in the wild.

The Commonwealth has lost a High Court battle over whether it should be liable for compensation for lost or impaired native title rights over a mining lease on the Gove Peninsula in North East Arnhem Land.

Industry experts are calling on the government to help reduce the costs of insurance as they start to sift through thousands of claims in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. 

A woman who received threatening photos of bullets and a suspected pipe bomb from her former partner details how she fled their home with their young children just weeks after giving birth.

ACT Policing releases dash-cam footage allegedly showing a 25-year-old Gungahlin man ramming other cars with his ute and breaking the back window of a moving car while in its tray and repeatedly kicking the driver.

Peter Dutton denies accusations he deliberately avoided seeking out AFP briefings on the Dural caravan plot.

The woman, now aged 54, told the Supreme Court the stairs were poorly lit and alleged the restaurant was negligent by failing to repair the uneven surface.

The head of orthopaedic surgery at Canberrra Hospital resigns, along with several other surgeons, citing concerns over operational decisions being made by Canberra Health Services. 

A war of words has escalated between Malcolm Turnbull and Donald Trump after the former prime minister says the US president is a threat to global security and Australia shouldn't be bullied by him.

Will a massive expansion of the Australian War Memorial allow it to evolve or destroy what makes it special?

The 34-year-old's body was found south of Eden after a three-day search by emergency services.

Around 200 people have turned out in Canberra's south to take part in a solidarity run, after a female runner was allegedly grabbed by a man at Tuggeranong Hill last weekend. 

Police arrest a man who allegedly stole a patrol car and punched an officer in the head in Bungendore, just outside Canberra, on Friday.

The British and Irish Lions series may still be more than four months away, but Max Jorgensen is putting himself in the frame for Wallabies selection, writes Luke Pentony.

The national symbol for Australia's fallen soldiers has taken large sums of money from weapons makers, a move former staff call "inappropriate".

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and defence minister Richard Marles confirm 13 soldiers were injured in a crash involving two ADF vehicles doing 'route clearance work' in Lismore, NSW.

Margaret's property investment odyssey peaked at 40 properties. At the other end of the spectrum, first-home buyers Justin and Lana are accustomed to disappointment. So how do we solve Australia's housing affordability crisis?

From the streets of Colombia to the schoolyard in Canberra, Lauren Cannell has spent the past decade using art to educate and empower others — and now she's been recognised as the ACT's 2025 Woman of the Year.

Bill Shorten has set a goal to drag the University of Canberra's troubled budget out of the red and into the black, and ensure the institution starts to 'live within its means'.

An ACT magistrate takes a swipe at Canberra police over a long delay in investigating a sexual offence against a university student by an Uber driver during the pandemic.

Injury-plagued Nick Kyrgios retires hurt from his first-round match at Indian Wells in a major blow for his comeback.

Police are looking for a man they allege fled from the scene of a break-in at a business in Bungendore, just outside of Canberra, in a stolen police car in the early hours of Friday morning.

While the Prime Minister is yet to set a date for the Federal Election, the Australian Electoral Commission is already preparing for the big day.

Bill Shorten has set a goal to drag the University of Canberra's troubled budget out of the red and into the black, and ensure the institution starts to 'live within its means'.