Peter Dutton has defended the Government over its treatment of a pregnant refugee sent back to Nauru saying she received medical treatment. Her lawyer said she wanted more time to consider an abortion
7:30pm: Sean Rubinsztein-Dunlop interviews a young jihadi on 7.30 on ABC
8:30pm: Michael Lawler - partner of former union official Kathy Jackson. - is talking publicly for the first time about allegations involving the pair. It's a major development because he's been accused of benefiting from misappropriated money and helping Jackson with her case while on leave. That's on Four Corners tonight.
9:30pm AEST: President of the Australian Human Rights Commission Gillian Triggs will be on Lateline
The Wallabies' World Cup hopes could rest on the medical reports of injured trio David Pocock, Israel Folau and Scott Sio, with all three in doubt for the semi-final against Argentina.
Senate estimates sets off at a cracking pace, with Border Force saying sorry for the visa-checking furore, and there are attempts to unravel how a marble table was "smashed" at a party after Tony Abbott was toppled as PM.
Fair Work Commission vice-president Michael Lawler confirms he worked on his partner Kathy Jackson's defence while taking nine months' sick leave at a salary of more than $400,000.
Parliament House officials confirm a marble table in the ministerial wing of the building was broken on the night Tony Abbott hosted a party after being ousted as prime minister.
Two of Australia's most wanted men who allegedly shot at police last week are believed to have stolen a Toyota Landcruiser in the New South Wales Riverina region.
CFMEU official and former Canberra Raiders NRL player John Lomax says he will consider launching a malicious prosecution lawsuit over a blackmail charge after it is dropped.
A Melbourne artist redesigns Australia's bank notes, replacing the iconic faces of AB "Banjo" Paterson and Sir Henry Parkes with those of Steve Irwin, Dame Edna and Karl Stefanovic.
Queensland police conduct a new investigation into the 1961 shooting death of Albert Hough on a remote property in south-west Queensland after the man's family obtain documents about the death via a right to information request.
A medicinal cannabis campaigner whose son relied on the drug for treatment in his final moments says her plan to make it accessible for those who need it has not changed after the Federal Government's decision to legalise it.
Matthew Lodge's playing contract is terminated by Wests Tigers after the 20-year-old forward is arrested for allegedly assaulting a man, stalking two women and throwing a wine bottle at police in New York.
An Israeli soldier is killed and at least 10 other people wounded as a Palestinian gunman goes on a shooting rampage at the central bus station in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba, police say.
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