Irukandji jellyfish are a hidden danger in northern Australian waters, with their stings capable of causing severe reactions. Learn about the risks, how common they are, and the safety measures in place to protect beachgoers.

Instagram's new location-sharing feature has sparked privacy concerns as users report their locations being shared without their knowledge. Experts warn of increased risks of tech-based coercive control, and this comes amid other recent privacy controversies involving Meta.

Premier Jacinta Allan has condemned a 'Nazi' protest in Melbourne’s CBD, vowing to introduce stronger anti-vilification laws. The event, involving over 100 masked individuals, led to a confrontation with a local man and sparked debate about public safety and the enforcement of hate laws.

The Matildas will face Wales in a historic friendly match ahead of their Asian Cup campaign. This encounter, scheduled for October 25 in Cardiff, marks the first meeting between the two nations in women’s football and serves as a crucial test for the Matildas as they prepare for the tournament.

The Victorian government's inquiry into women's pain, launched in 2024, has been delayed for months, leaving many women with chronic pain conditions frustrated and feeling unheard. Advocates and medical professionals are urging the government to release the findings as soon as possible to address systemic issues in the health system.

After nearly 24 years, the remains of three victims of the September 11 attacks have been identified using advanced genetic techniques, offering closure to their families and highlighting the ongoing efforts of New York City officials.

Celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright faces charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice following the fatal helicopter crash that killed his co-star Chris 'Willow' Wilson. The trial has revealed allegations of covert recordings, evidence tampering, and a culture of misreporting in the aviation industry.

Dr Karl, the famous Australian science communicator, discusses the weirdest question he's ever faced, his love for colorful shirts, and the upcoming live science event he's hosting. He also shares stories from his personal life, including a unique marriage proposal and a scientific wedding in the Arctic Circle.

Five countries, including Australia, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, have condemned Israel’s plan to seize control of Gaza City. The move has been criticized as a violation of international humanitarian law and has sparked international concern over the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.

A deadly wildfire, fueled by gale-force winds, has swept through several towns in Greece, claiming one life and prompting widespread evacuations. The blaze in Keratea, near Athens, has highlighted the growing threat of wildfires in the region, exacerbated by climate change and prolonged drought.

A 17-year-old boy is in custody after three individuals were shot and wounded in an early morning incident in New York City's Times Square. The victims are in stable condition, and a firearm was recovered from the scene.

A week has passed since a light aircraft carrying Gregory Vaughan, Kim Worner, and their dog disappeared over northern Tasmania. Despite an extensive search, the plane and its occupants remain missing, raising questions about private aviation safety and tracking systems.

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska for historic peace talks on the Russia-Ukraine War. The meeting comes amid speculation of potential territorial swaps and concerns over Ukraine's stance on ceding land.

This article examines the impact of Western sanctions on Russia's economy and their effectiveness in curbing the war in Ukraine. Despite significant economic restrictions, Russia has shown remarkable resilience, adapting to sanctions and maintaining its military operations. The article explores the challenges of sanctioning Russia, the role of energy exports, and the limitations of economic coercion as a tool of foreign policy.

Independent MP Gareth Ward has resigned from the New South Wales Parliament ahead of a vote to expel him following his conviction for sexual offences. The resignation comes amid widespread public and political criticism, with a by-election expected in the electorate of Kiama.

The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal of Nicholas John Crilley, a Brisbane man sentenced to life imprisonment in 2020 for a 23-day campaign of torture against a woman. The court ruled that a life sentence was justified despite claims of remorse and emergency assistance.

Two former NSW police officers have been jailed for their involvement in the assault and pepper-spraying of a mentally unwell woman during a welfare check in Western Sydney in 2023. The case has raised serious concerns about police conduct and accountability.

Learn how to clean and maintain your winter essentials like puffer jackets, ugg boots, and dressing gowns with expert tips. Discover gentle cleaning methods that prolong the life of your favorite items and reduce the need for replacements.

A prison nurse testifies during the coronial inquest into the death of Indigenous man Clinton Austin, who died in custody in 2022. The inquest has revealed potential lapses in healthcare and raised concerns about the treatment of Indigenous prisoners in Australia.

China is grappling with devastating floods that have killed at least ten people and left over 30 missing in Gansu province. President Xi Jinping has ordered a full-scale rescue operation as the country faces a growing climate crisis marked by increasingly frequent extreme weather events.