Canberra will be denser, more sustainable in 2060

There was a number of hot air balloons parked outside the theater where the Golden Globes were held last night. The strange thing was that way through the ceremony the balloons started to rise and yet the flames generating the air were not yet lit.

Photos depicting the moment a hot air balloon carrying 11 people hit power lines, caught fire and plummeted to the ground have been released by a coroner today. The decision has been welcomed by families of some of the victims, who say the images ...

Graphic photographs of the Carterton hot-air balloon tragedy three years ago have been released, in line with some family members' wishes, and after a photographer dropped his appeal against their publication. Police at the site of the crash in ...

The flight data recorder was retrieved Jan. 12 from the AirAsia plane that crashed in the Java Sea a fortnight ago with 162 people on board, Indonesia's national search and rescue chief said. "I received information from the National Transport ...

WELL folks, that is it for BathurstAM for Monday, January 12. It looks like things will warm up for us as the day goes on. If you have anything you would like included in tomorrow's BathurstAM, email jacinta.carroll@fairfaxmedia.com.au 8.50AM ...

Hundreds pay tribute to victims of Charlie Hebdo attack in Istanbul Horses replace tourists at thermal spring in eastern province of Bitlis during winter Storm hits western Turkey as flights and ferries canceled AirAsia relatives distraught as ...

Toyota Motor Corp said it would recall 57,000 vehicles globally to replace potentially deadly air bags made by Takata Corp, as a safety crisis around the Japanese auto parts maker looks far from being contained. Toyota's action follows a recall ...

The death of the dollar - as much as some folks were ready for it - didn't occur in 2014. OK, there are a few days left, but you get the idea. Instead, the dollar has been hot. It rose against a large number of currencies. Some of them, such as ...

Satellites, balloons, and drones -- oh my! Today's tech wunderkinds have found the answer to global warming. Let's talk satellites. About 2,500 of these birds are flinging about in earth orbit, half of them as dead as disco. Honk if you see one.