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The Queen of Country: Dolly Parton's life in pictures
Parton is remembered by fans as a singular songwriting talent, a prolific artist, and shrewd, trailblazing businesswoman.
Trump threatens to rename Lake Ontario as Canada hits back at US tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada won't be subordinated as 50 per cent US tariffs trigger a CAD$5.4 billion ($5.4 billion) aid package.
'You can't escape': A growing fight over what belongs in Australia's suburbs
New planning safeguards raise an uncomfortable question: what happens to the people living next door today?
'Extraordinarily expensive': Is this Australia's most controversial construction project?
Supporters call it visionary. Critics see it as a costly mistake.
Trump's visa crackdown plan could affect thousands seeking asylum in the US
The US state department has declined to comment on the number of visas that may be revoked.
'Economic asphyxiation': US unveils sweeping new sanctions campaign in attempt to isolate Iran
The US' latest move comes six months into a war with Iran that has left peace talks stalled and the Strait of Hormuz blocked.
A common tax misconception could catch some Australians by surprise
Online sellers could be overlooking a key distinction that affects their tax obligations.
Eurovision faces fresh scrutiny as the Netherlands withdraws over Gaza tensions
Earlier this month, Eurovision announced that countries involved in armed conflict would not be considered for hosting the competition.
'Contaminated': How deadly bird flu crossed a new threshold in Australia
How did bird flu jump from birds to mammals? Australia's first confirmed case offers clues.
'Alarm bells': How Australia ended up back where it started
Decades after the post-war boom, some Australians are facing a reality not seen since the 1940s.
The challenge brewing behind the front lines in Ukraine
A growing dispute has opened a new political front for Ukraine's president as the country continues to fight for its future.
130,000 or 230,000? The migration figures One Nation is trying to explain
Conflicting comments from One Nation figures have raised questions about the party's migration target.
'Can't abstain from this debate': Pacific nations the next frontier in deep-sea mining
Pacific nations could find themselves in the middle of a trade stand-off between the US and China.
Rush to vaccinate little penguins against H5N1 as another seal is diagnosed
A second seal has contracted the virus in South Australia, as Phillip Island rushes to vaccinate its iconic bird population.
SBS WorldWatch is changing. Here's what viewers need to know
The multilingual news service will cease broadcasting next month and continue exclusively online.
'Second chance at life': Sydney woman speaks publicly after surviving shark attack
Leah Stewart, 34, says she has been grateful for the support she has received while she focuses on her recovery.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy forced to rule out elections as he faces an enemy from within
A former defence minister has urged Ukraine's leader to hold elections, despite their suspension following Russia’s invasion.
Enosh has a $600,000 deadline. The clock is ticking
The 23-year-old migrant has already bought a property. His next goal is even bigger.
The hidden underbelly of Australia's weight-loss drug boom
Below the surface of Australia's weight-loss drug boom, a market operates outside the prescription system.
Faster than Usain Bolt: The five-day robot Olympics putting humanoid autonomy to the test
The World Humanoid Robot Games test the limits of technology and innovation.
'We support the club': Sydney Swans' fans stay loyal amid scandal engulfing men’s side
Sunday marks the first game the club has played since accusations of improper conduct of a sexual nature by three women.
'A little more unique': Wrong design accidentally added to Sydney Marathon medal
Organisers say the mistake adds "international flavour".
The Pitt made her a breakout star overnight. She thinks that's the problem
Shabana Azeez landed in Hollywood by accident. She's still figuring out what to make of it.
Trump pledged support for fossil fuels. Now his war in Iran is fast-tracking renewables
The "drill, baby, drill" president's Middle Eastern assault has accelerated the green energy transition — but will it be enough?