Their departure means that only three of the original seven members who accepted humanitarian visas remain in Australia ...

Sayoko had never played football, but the Japan women's side inspired her to take up the game. And the Nadeshiko lived up to ...

It’s no secret that more Australians are ditching late night booze-filled clubs for early mornings — and one wild clip reveals more than 2000 people partying on a beach at 5am.

At the Paralympics, some athletes competed in shorts and T-shirts. The warmth is increasingly commonplace in March as temperatures rise. It's affecting performance, and some are asking whether the ...

As Liz Cantor’s beloved mum Becky lay in a small cottage hospice on the Sunshine Coast, her daughter asked: “If you could ...

For 37 seconds, the Iranian women’s football team stood silent as their national anthem played on the Gold Coast. Plans to ...

Squad member Mohaddeseh Zolfi and support member Zahra Soltan Meshkeh Kar reportedly sought asylum before the rest of the ...

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced in parliament that 21-year-old striker Mohaddeseh Zolfi and support staffer Zahra Soltan Moshkehkar had accepted the government's open offer of aid on Tuesda ...

Why have authorities bent over backwards to help some people stay in Australia, while banning others from entering?

The Aussie “fair go” has sat at the centre of Australia’s national identity for generations – shorthand for egalitarianism, mateship and the promise that hard work will be rewarded with opportunity.