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Tropical lows are weaker than tropical cyclones, but a meteorologist explains they can still cause significant damage.

The Victorian city of Mildura has a population of 54,000 people, yet travelling to the nearest capital city for work or medical appointments can be quite a headache.

Police have closed part of Bell Street and the Toowoomba bus terminal car park on Chronicle Lane in Toowoomba's CBD as part of the investigation. 

Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. 

Isaac Herzog will be a "welcomed and honoured" guest when he comes to Australia, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says. Follow live.

Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s is two months old, but teenagers say they have found ways around it.

Parramatta's next generation of outside backs must step up if they are to fill the void left by Zac Lomax, his ex-teammate Josh Addo-Carr has said.

The Winter Olympics gets underway in Milan Cortina this week — but how much do you know about the Winter Olympics? Test yourself in our fiendish quiz.

Jakara Anthony and Matt Graham have been named as flag bearers for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano Cortina.

Three early learning services, including one at an elite private school, will be closed down today as part of a national push to lift quality.

After Jim Chalmers repeatedly refused to rule out changing the capital gains tax discount, a government source told the ABC that changes related to housing were being considered, with capital gains not ruled out.

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland asked Paul Brereton to explain why his ongoing ties to Defence had not been "adequately" disclosed in a letter sent last year.

Experts say Australia needs to do more to grow its relationship with Taiwan as China works to diplomatically isolate Taipei in the region.

The Greater Sunrise gas project was meant to transform Timor-Leste and bring billions in revenue, but locals are still waiting for the jobs and opportunities that were promised. 

Australian steel businesses are losing out to importers undercutting them by up to 50 per cent as an urgent probe considers measures to protect the industry.