Luke is a digital journalist working with the ABC's national breaking news team based in Brisbane.
He worked previously with the Huffington Post and Nine in Sydney and London covering local, federal and international news.
His reporting portfolio and interests span politics, international affairs, sport and human interest stories. You can follow him on X via @luke__cooper.
Since February 24, 2022 the Australian government has granted more than 11,500 visas to Ukrainian refugees who were desperate to flee conflict and find a place of safety. Here are some of their stories.
A wood and fibreglass semi-submersible vessel was intercepted in the Pacific Ocean as part of a six-week operation that seized 225 tonnes of cocaine.
A mystery winner from Melbourne has come forward to claim his share of the latest Powerball prize, following the earlier announcement of a Queensland couple as winning ticket holders.
British police say there are now 90 victims who have come forward with allegations of abuse against the late billionaire and former Harrods owner.
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah so far appears to hold with some people starting their journey back to the southern Lebanon. Follow live.
The private health cover of millions of Bupa and Australian Health Services Alliance customers will be impacted by Healthscope's planned contract cuts, but the Insurance Ombudsman suggests patients with pre-booked care shouldn't face out-of-pocket costs.
The federal government should reopen Australia's embassy in Ukraine, continue providing military assistance to Kyiv and set up a "one-stop-shop" to ensure aid is managed efficiently, a parliamentary inquiry has recommended.
Australians using 4G- or 5G-compatible phones say telcos and retailers are not doing enough to protect them from being left without critical access to mobile networks.
The announcement comes four days after ex-coach Erik Ten Hag was sacked, while United sits 14th in the Premier League standings.
Australian law tightly regulates food providers to prevent outbreaks of infection or contamination of produce.
The United States' leading public health organisation has identified 49 cases of the bacterial infection and one person has died.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla's second official day of engagements included stops at Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial. Take a look back on the day's events as they unfolded.
The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has left the group without a commander. Could his younger brother, who is now believed to be alive despite being declared dead in 2014, fill the gap?