Tony Abbott begins his annual trip to a remote Indigenous community with a visit to the grave of land rights campaigner Eddie Koiki Mabo, declaring "good for him for having a go".
A leading accounting group savages Joe Hockey's comments on income tax cuts, accusing the Federal Treasurer of recycling rhetoric rather than moving to fix the "broken down" system.
The convictions of two asylum seekers jailed over riots at the Nauru immigration detention centre are overturned after the Nauruan Court of Appeal identifies serious flaws in the investigation and original trial.
Roseanne Beckett, who was wrongfully jailed for attempting to kill her husband, has described public prosecutors as "monsters" after winning more than $2 million damages.
Islamic State militants blow up the Temple of Baal Shamin, one of the most important sites in Syria's ancient city of Palmyra, the country's antiquities chief Maamoun Abdul Karim says.
Three Americans who overpowered a heavily armed gunman on a crowded train describe the moment the man opened fire ahead of receiving France's highest honour.
Former pope John Paul II handled sex abuse claims within the church "poorly" because he simply could not grasp the scale of the problem, a retired senior Bishop in Sydney says.
Two men are arrested at the Pokemon World Championships in Boston after they allegedly threatened attendees over social media and were found with a shotgun and assault rifle in their car, local police say.
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