Australia

From fuel vouchers to AI-powered price tracking, motorists are changing how they fill up as the fuel crisis bites.

A female medic says she was stripped, caged and tortured in front of colleagues during ADF resistance to interrogation training, leaving her humiliated and traumatised, amid a surge of abuse claims.

An Iran news agency linked to the hardline Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has posted a video of an Australian service station that had run out of fuel.

A 16-year-old boy was allegedly found with a knife and an illegal gun after he came under scrutiny from police for posting threats of extremist violence online.

Australia’s construction industry is bracing for sharp price hikes, with an expert telling Triple M Brisbane the fallout from Middle East tensions is already hitting materials and project costs.

Australia’s food watchdog has issued an urgent recall for a pork product contaminated with bacteria that can cause serious disease and even lead to brain infection. 

As the Middle East war throws global supply chains into chaos, a novel solution to Australia's fuel crisis has emerged.

Two more suspects are now in custody after an alleged mistaken identity kidnapping of an elderly Sydney man ended in tragedy.

Some vessels have reportedly been given the green light from Iran to have safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Here’s what we know

ABC staff have downed tools for the first time in 20 years, fighting for an improved pay offer and better working conditions but a last minute decree by their managing director could see them forced back to work.

The shocking details can now be revealed after a secrecy order lapsed.

Military aircraft are continuing to fly over a South Australian weapons range as the Albanese Government refuses to discuss details of secretive missile tests being conducted there with the United States. 

The man allegedly approached a group of teens with a disturbing ask, but what officers found next left them stunned.

Experts have warned the Iran war-induced fuel crisis will have a ripple effect across key sectors and cause consumers hip-pocket pain on everything from food, flights, construction and online shopping. 

Australia may be a nation of walkers rather than runners, as a national study finds adults complete less strenuous exercise than many would expect.