Good afternoon. Here's a round up of our top stories, features and analysis:
The body of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson may have been dumped in Belanglo forest to throw investigators "off track" police say as they call for friends and associates of the murdered woman and her two-year-old daughter Khandalyce to come forward. They are confident the investigation "will get a result"
5:30pm AEDT: Our world netball champs the Diamonds play New Zealand in Auckland in the Constellation Cup. They want to come home tomorrow two games up after a win in Christchurch on Tuesday
Senate estimates continue tonight. The only hearing scheduled for tomorrow is a cross-portfolio group on Indigenous matters
2:00am AEDT: French president Francois Holland is in Athens for two days and is due to meet with Greek president Prokopis Pavlopoulos ahead of a parliament address
A police car is rammed as officers narrow their search for two of Australia's most wanted fugitives who sped past a police surveillance post in northern Victoria at more than 140kph early this morning.
Police investigating the murder of a woman and her child say it is a "reasonable theory to suggest" her body was disposed of in NSW's Belanglo State Forest to throw investigators "off track".
Government senator Eric Abetz says a proposal from Warren Entsch to raise same-sex marriage in Parliament before the next election is an "ambush". Follow all today's developments from Parliament House in our live blog.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop announces the next Thor and Alien movies will be produced in Australia, bringing the likes of Australian actor Chris Hemsworth and acclaimed director Ridley Scott to the country.
Vanuatu's deputy prime minister Moana Carcasses is sentenced to four years for bribery and corruption, joining 13 other MPs — or half of the nation's government — in prison.
A powerful Senate committee scrutinises Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's interview with Buzzfeed, given entirely in emoji and including an apparent 'red-faced man' reference to Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Sunscreen contains a chemical that scientists believe is causing massive damage to coral reefs worldwide and which threatens their very existence, researchers warn.
The Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption withdraws a controversial demand for the Labor party to produce the membership details of thousands of members over a probe involving Victorian state MP Cesar Melhem.
Hazem El Masri's lawyer says his client's wife admitted in a recorded phone call that domestic violence allegations against the former Canterbury Bankstown NRL player are false.
The offices of charity Save the Children are raided again by police in Nauru, with computers and other internet-connected devices seized by local authorities.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu provokes a Holocaust controversy, saying the Muslim elder in Jerusalem during the 1940s convinced Adolf Hitler to exterminate the Jews.
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