Self-described nerdy couple Michael and Kirilee wanted to do away with modern tradition for their wedding so they borrowed customs from the 1500s. Their celebrant says they're part of a growing trend.

Australian Federal Police commissioner Reece Kershaw told the National Press Club today police were reviewing the matter to see whether an investigation was needed into how an image of Brittany Higgins's text messages came to be in the possession of the Seven Network.

The launch of Meta's artificial intelligence tool has generated a wave of confusion among users as the AI bots descended upon familiar social media apps and began interacting with real people. Here are five quick questions on what the new tool means for users.

It's Pay Day! Professor Jioji Ravulo explains how sharing his money with his extended family was part of life from his very first pay cheque and why, even now, he's always on the hunt for a good bargain.

Workers at a major cheesemaking plant in Burnie say they are sick of being treated like the "poor cousins" of mainlanders doing the same job for the same company.

A popular and historic pub in WA's Goldfields faces closure over safety concerns, while the tenants say they are being unfairly forced out. 

One of Perth's best-known residential building companies, Collier Homes, has been placed into administration, with one lobby group expecting more will follow suit.

Halls Creek Shire has apologised for its handling of a work vehicle crash which occurred on a public holiday near a popular recreation spot, as ratepayers lament a potential waste of vital funds.

The wholesale price of electricity in Australia is three times cheaper than it was two years ago, according to new data from Australia's energy regulator, but retailers are still jacking up their prices.

Inflation has come in higher than expected during the March quarter, with prices rising by 1 per cent and annual inflation slowing to 3.6 per cent — reducing the possibility of the Reserve Bank cutting interest rates later this year. 

Aquaculture operators starting out in the industry need to spend close to $500,000 on the development application process, involving the same level of scrutiny as for a new mine or major road infrastructure.

A new report has outlined four pathways to help power Alice Springs by 50 per cent renewable energy within six years, providing a roadmap to put the town years ahead of Darwin, Katherine, and the national energy market.

Australian inflation keeps falling, but not as fast as economists, including those at the Reserve Bank, had hoped. That has slashed rate cut bets and wiped out early gains on the ASX. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog....

After less than 18 months in the sky, the budget airline is facing questions over its financial viability and mounting criticism of its customer service.

Every Australian state has now outlawed or promised to ban rental bidding, but families are still being priced out of rentals or forced to move back in with their parents.

Amid plans by some automakers to hit the brakes on EV expansion plans, the International Energy Agency says demand is set to surge in 2024.

Amid plans by some automakers to hit the brakes on EV expansion plans, the International Energy Agency says demand is set to surge in 2024.

Sakshi Agrawal, who spent two years fighting charges against her, has entered a last minute guilty plea after she crashed into a pedestrian in Melbourne in 2022 and falsely blamed the car's autopilot feature. 

A parliamentary inquiry into the Rozelle Interchange has heard from Transurban's general manager for Westconnex, Denise Kelly, who said the toll-road operator warned the previous NSW government about traffic issues before the motorway opened.

A parliamentary inquiry into the Rozelle Interchange has heard from Transurban's general manager for Westconnex, Denise Kelly, who said the toll-road operator warned the previous NSW government about traffic issues before the motorway opened.

The crumbling former tourism resort on Great Keppel (Woppa) Island will be one of the first things to be revived under a new master plan for the lush, tropical island.

The operator of the Adelaide Casino could soon face heftier penalties of up to $75 million if it is found to engage in misconduct, under a proposed overhaul of South Australia's gambling laws.

Crown Resorts has kept its license to run its Sydney casino after an independent commission said it was a vastly different business after a probation period.

Chief Minister Eva Lawler says the nine-year agreement with Tamboran Resources will provide the NT with 40 terajoules of gas per day, starting next year.

A High Court challenge against the "self-regulating" aspect of Tasmania's public forestry company fails, clearing the way for native forest logging to continue at a coupe near Derby.