Sashka Koloff

Bushfire survivors tell us how they are struggling through a bitter winter without water or heating. These photos capture the grim reality.

It was access to the immigration minister that most citizenship applicants would only dream of — lunch in a private dining room at Master Ken's in Sydney's Chinatown.

In what's been described as a show of contempt by Beijing, Chinese intelligence officials have targeted two Australian residents over their ties to a former Turnbull government adviser who was working on a top secret report with ASIO.

In the 1960s, Cindy Ray was a heavily tattooed blonde beauty popular with American tattoo enthusiasts. But this woman was really Bev Nicholas, an Australian mum just trying to make a living.

Donald Trump has alienated a lot of African-American voters, so a gospel church is not the sort of place you would expect to find one of his most loyal supporters, but Pastor Darrell Scott describes Trump as a friend and urges his flock to vote for him.

In 1990, the ABC smuggled a reporter into East Timor resistance leader Xanana Gusmao's jungle hideout to conduct an interview that would change the course of history.

In the 1960s, Cindy Ray was a heavily tattooed blonde beauty popular with American tattoo enthusiasts. But this woman was really Bev Nicholas, an Australian mum just trying to make a living.

An Australian businessman's investment fund divides locals after amassing hundreds of properties and becoming the biggest single investor in family homes in the New York region.

Chuck Close has been painting what he calls "heads" for more than 50 years, without the ability to recognise faces.

Chuck Close has been painting what he calls "heads" for more than 50 years, without the ability to recognise faces.

Australian Craft Brewers have asked the World Trade Organisation to act in a dispute over fair trade for small breweries.

A lethal drug promoted by euthanasia campaigners as a peaceful way to die is easily being illegally imported into Australia.