Treasurer Joe Hockey says the latest GDP figures are in line with budget expectations, despite them confirming a sharp decline in economic growth and driving the Australian dollar decisively below 70 US cents for the first time in six years.
Bill Shorten says he is "on the same page" as former trade minister Simon Crean, despite being criticised for his stance on the China free trade agreement (FTA).
Bill Shorten apologises to the Australian arm of American sandwich and salad restaurant Subway after he incorrectly accuses the franchise of ripping off workers.
The Coalition intensifies campaign efforts for the Canning by-election, with Prime Minister Tony Abbott and former leader John Howard travelling to the electorate this week.
Hundreds of Eurostar passengers are left stranded in dark, stifling trains after "intruders" climb onto the tracks, in the latest disruption to the cross-Channel service by suspected asylum seekers trying to reach Britain.
A 2010 email released from Hillary Clinton's private server shows Kevin Rudd expected a "sympathetic call" from the then secretary of state after he lost the prime ministership.
Allegations a Government bureaucrat suggested a WA shipping company should sack its Australian workforce and replace it with foreign labour are "just not true", the Prime Minister says.
A beer-drinking camel and pet donkey have been shot and killed with a bow and arrow, just hours after arriving at Banka Banka station near Tennant Creek.
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