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Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says if security agencies believe they need further clarity around their powers "then we will look at that".

Fashion brand Jeanswest has been saved from the executioner's axe, with the company's former owners buying the business back following the closure of 37 stores.

Zeynep Naz Birdal always dreamt of a pilgrimage to Milan for Fashion Week. But things didn't go quite to plan.

A Boston Marriage is a template for a different type of relationship for straight women other than heterosexual marriage

Ben Simmons remains under an injury cloud, with his return to NBA action still unknown.

The latest chapter in the life of Golden Head has only fuelled intrigue surrounding the guerrilla sculpture, originally found in Northcote's All Nations Park.

Australian fuel giant Caltex appoints interim chief executive it navigates an $8.8 billion takeover tussle from two rival foreign suitors.

With coronavirus fears sending global markets plunging overnight, the ASX is again feeling the pain on Tuesday.

Liverpool preserved their unbeaten record in the Premier League by coming from behind to beat West Ham 3-2 at Anfield.

Kobe Bryant was remembered by fans and NBA royalty today in Los Angeles.

Noni B owner Mosaic Brands has warned it will postpone its interim dividend after threats of a material impact from the coronavirus.

India's 16-year-old phenomenon Shafali Verma has provided the batting fireworks to help lift her side to a 18-run win over Bangladesh in their Twenty20 World Cup clash at the WACA.

Australia's market will fall on opening after virus fears spooked Wall Street and sent indices down as much as 3.7 per cent, the Euro Stoxx bourse fell 4 per cent. 

The vitamins group Blackmores will increase investment in its key China growth market, enter India within a year and launch a series of new supplements for pets.

During a recent warm stretch, snow cover markedly declined as melt ponds formed on Eagle Island, Antarctica, and nearby ice shelves.

A Perth father who sexually abused his daughters and stepdaughters several times between 2001 and 2006 will remain behind bars after breaching his release order more than 10 times.

The restaurant employs a quarterly booking release; the problem is owner Moe Oo has to deal with the hangry hordes who miss out on a booking.

There was six months of gruelling training, countless stinger burns and the magic of a sugary drink, but what eventually got me through close to 20 kilometres of open ocean was my mind.

The Australian No.1 says having claycourt tournaments in the hardcourt season is damaging to tennis.

The crash involved a B-double truck and a van. A rescue helicopter has flown some of the badly injured patients to hospital.