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Film archivists were stunned to find an unusual news reel showing Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins in Sydney during the Australian leg of their gruelling round-the-world tour.
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Australian students are being taught Chinese language and culture by teaching assistants vetted by the Chinese Government for “good political quality” and a love of “the motherland”.
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Israeli archaeologists reveal a huge prehistoric settlement discovered near Jerusalem, offering new insights into how civilisations developed around the end of the Stone Age.
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An independent review into APRA, ordered in the wake of the banking royal commission, urges an overhaul of the regulator and slams it for a poor culture and variable leadership.
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Television images show people forming a human chain and using their hands to remove rubble from a four-storey building located in a narrow lane in a congested area.
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A 28-year-old circus performer is rushed to hospital with multiple injuries after plummeting 11 metres from a trapeze during a show in Adelaide.
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Outgoing Federal Police Commissioner Andrew Colvin rejects the claim his officers were attempting to “intimidate” journalists when they carried out two raids — one on the headquarters of the ABC and the other on the home of a News Corp reporter.
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Mining giant Adani is being accused of providing false information to Queensland’s environment department over land clearing at the site of its proposed Carmichael mine.
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Rio Tinto’s ambitious joint venture in Mongolia is facing big cost overruns and construction delays over concerns about the underground copper mine’s stability.
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Pictures of murdered 17-year-old Bianca Devins were posted on Instagram by her alleged killer. Soon after, accounts appeared offering a glimpse in return for a follow.
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The World Cup final will be going down in history. But not everyone is happy with the way it was won — or even that it was won.
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As US-Iranian tensions escalate over Donald Trump’s decision to abandon a nuclear deal, the leading candidate to become Britain’s next prime minister says he would not currently back the United States if it took military action against Iran.
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