Labor calls on the head of the royal commission into union corruption Dyson Heydon to resign from his post after revelations he was booked to speak at a Liberal Party fundraiser.
The Federal Government confirms at least eight Australians feature on a "hit list" released by a group calling itself the Islamic State Hacking Division.
Huge explosions hit an industrial area in the north-eastern Chinese city of Tianjin, killing at least 44 people and injuring more than 400, state media says.
Shane Warne has given former Australia coach John Buchanan a stinging rebuke for suggesting Michael Clarke's captaincy eroded the 'Baggy Green' culture.
A young man jailed over the violent death of his four-month-old baby allegedly harmed two other children in New South Wales before he moved to Adelaide, a South Australian inquest hears.
Australians are unwittingly exposed to large quantities asbestos illegally imported in good and materials, the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency tells a Senate inquiry.
A young New Zealander quits a prestigious but unpaid internship at the United Nations in Geneva after uproar over revelations he was sleeping in a tent to make ends meet.
In a bid to fight prolonged and crippling drought, Los Angeles released millions of plastic "shade balls" into its reservoir to help with water conservation efforts.
The remains of a predatory prehistoric fish, which grew to almost two metres and used giant fangs to feast on smaller marine life, is named NSW's state fossil emblem.
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