House collapses into sea, beaches closed as Hurricane Ernesto whips up 'life-threatening' surf conditions in US
An unoccupied beach house along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore on North Carolina's Outer Banks collapsed into the water on Friday.
Aoife Hilton is a digital journalist for ABC News in Brisbane. She has also freelanced for several UK-based outlets. She joined the ABC in 2024.
An unoccupied beach house along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore on North Carolina's Outer Banks collapsed into the water on Friday.
More than 130 fires have erupted across the country in the past week, including at an ANZAC cemetery.
Priceless artworks housed in London's Somerset House — including paintings by Van Gogh and Monet — were unaffected by a fire that erupted at the historic building on Saturday.
More than 100 people rallied in Sydney on Saturday in the world "Protest for the Truth" movement, against an alleged election steal by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
The ABC's global affairs editor also received the awards for Outstanding Team Player or Mentor and Outstanding Feature Writing.
Anthony Albanese warns of the possibility that fires raging in Türkiye might reach ANZAC graves in Gallipoli.
The base has been sealed off and soldiers advised not to drink tap water after a suspicious water-contamination incident, a security source said.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni asks why people are allowed to live in close proximity to an unstable heap of garbage, as rescuers continue to retrieve bodies.
Local authorities say the air strike targeted displaced people sheltering in a school in the Daraj district of eastern Gaza during dawn prayers.
Long-time Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina is ready to face trial back home after fleeing to New Delhi on Monday, her son Sajeeb Wazed says.
Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country after weeks of deadly protests.
China's southern Hunan province has suffered several days of heavy rain and flooding as remnants of the now-weakened Typhoon Gaemi continue to lash the country.
A video taken by 16-year-old Colin Yager shows the whale breaching, then flopping onto the rear of the boat as two men jump.
The test was conducted at the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise, hosted by the United States off the coast of Hawaii.
The six-time world snooker champion's death followed a battle with cancer, his wife says.
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Continued demonstrations over government job quotas see the death toll climb to at least 64 as student protesters attempt a "complete shutdown" of Bangladesh's capital city, Dhaka.
At least 50 people have died and 59 been abducted or declared missing since protests began on June 18.
The former French prime minister has been appointed to a 'caretaker government', responsible for running the Paris Olympic Games next week.
In this ceremonial event, the Thames' swan population — all owned by the crown and two trade companies — is examined and counted in a five-day affair along the river.
Scientists say a cave found on the Moon with a consistent temperature of 17C could be suitable for humans to inhabit.
The Australian National University has acknowledged "changing expectations" around its investments.
The document will inform bishops at their October summit, where the role of women in the Church is on the agenda.
Hurricane Beryl tears across the Atlantic Ocean, leaving at least 11 people dead in the Caribbean and three in the US state of Texas.
Nearly 400 people have been involved in the search, including police, military, and rescuers using helicopters.