Thomas Morgan

Multiple US media organisations, citing unnamed investigators, say the ammunition used to shoot the UnitedHealth chief executive had the words "deny," "defend" and "depose" written on them.

South Korea's opposition has filed to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol unless he resigns, after he declared martial law across the country overnight. 

The House of Commons' vote paves the way for assisted dying to be offered to those with terminal illnesses.

Hezbollah and Israel agree to a ceasefire in Lebanon, ending hostilities which have killed more than 3,000 people.

US regulators are taking legal action against the tech giant, saying Google's browser has too much power.

The US makes a second major shift in weapons support for Ukraine, agreeing to provide anti-personnel landmines, days after approving Western-made longer-range missile strikes in Russia.  

Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial collapsed earlier this year after he shot dead a cinematographer while filming the western. The film's director, who was injured in the incident, said he was "on the fence" about releasing the film.

Alex Jones owes $1.5 billion after defaming the families of those killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, claiming it was a hoax staged by crisis actors.

The US will continue to provide military assistance to the Netanyahu government, despite aid agencies saying it has fallen short of providing enough aid to the wartorn region.

The Azerbaijani government is accused of greenwashing as it prepares to ramp up oil and gas exports to the European Union.

Her album 'Cowboy Carter' picked up an Album of the Year nomination. Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone and Chappell Roan also scored nominations, as did Aussies Tame Impala and Troye Sivan.

Donald Trump has announced his White house chief of staff will be Susan Summerall Wiles, a co-chair of his campaign. Follow live.

A gangland shooting and brawl that involved dozens of people on Friday has sparked anger and promises for change in France.

Authorities face an "extremely difficult rescue operation" as they work to find people trapped underneath rubble.

The Spanish prime minister is urging residents to stay home as the country's weather bureau issues fresh weather alerts.

Pressure is building for the board members of Australia's largest Indigenous legal aid service to step down, after revelations the federal and NT attorney-general departments have lost confidence in their ability to manage the organisation.

Eye-watering debt, entrenched Indigenous disadvantage and a public at its wit's end with high rates of crime spell a tough four years ahead for incoming chief minister Lia Finocchiaro and her new-look team.

With polls closing tomorrow, the NT election race has been dominated by a single issue — crime. But the campaign to win government for the next four years has taken some surprising turns.

A handful of NT seats, each with roughly 6,000 voters, may determine which party will form government after the August 24 election. Can they go it alone or will they need to negotiate in a hung parliament?

Leanne Liddle says her work will not be just "ink on a paper", but tangible efforts to improve recruitment processes and weed out systems that exclude Indigenous people.

A senior employee of a prominent Alice Springs independent school has been charged with aggravated assault, with several media outlets naming him as Yipirinya School principal Gavin Morris.

For years, frontline workers combating domestic violence in the Northern Territory have been pleading for more funding. Weeks out from an NT election, they've been promised $180 million.

Senator McCarthy on Sunday was announced as the new minister for Indigenous Australians. Her rise to one of Australia's most challenging and prestigious positions didn't come without hardship and hurdles on the way.

Independents are aiming to capitalise on voter dissatisfaction with the two major parties at next month's Northern Territory election, with candidates contesting seats across the entire jurisdiction.

Territory Labor has promised to double the hours of free preschool offered to four-year-olds at some primary schools if it wins the upcoming NT election, billing it as a solution to cost-of-living pressures.