The "fast-paced" investigation into the deaths of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson and her daughter Khandalyce is continuing with police searching homes in Canberra and South Australia. Police say they are chasing a "very strong line of inquiry"
In late breaking news, ANZ has lifted its standard home loan rate. NAB made the same call earlier today and blamed market conditions and regulatory changes. All of the big four banks have increased home loan rates despite the RBA keeping the cash rate steady. NAB is expected to announce a $7.6 billion profit next week. The RBA board will meet again on Melbourne Cup day
The number of unanswered calls to Centrelink is up by 61 per cent and bureaucrats say smartphone apps could be to blame. If you've ever heard the "blocked" tone, see what's being said in Senate estimates on the issue
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Police search homes in Canberra and South Australia in what they call a "fast-paced investigation" into the double murder of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson and her daughter Khandalyce.
A masked man brandishing a sword breaks into a school in Sweden, killing two people and seriously wounding two others before being shot by police and later dying in hospital.
The Prime Minister's Department charges taxpayers $37,000 for hotel beds in the Torres Strait Islands that were never slept in during a visit by Tony Abbott.
Three NSW greyhound trainers caught up in the Four Corners live baiting scandal are facing jail terms after pleading guilty to serious animal cruelty offences.
Australians are at risk of being exposed to asbestos in imported building products, an industry group warns amid fears it could bring "another wave" of related diseases.
Police do not rule out a white Landcruiser that rammed a police car in northern Victoria was being driven by Gino and Mark Stocco, as the search for the fugitive father and son continues.
A Scottish woman who says she can smell Parkinson's disease prompts further research into whether people with the condition produce a particular odour.
The Daily Mail is criticised by fans of The Bachelorette for ruining the finale of the popular reality television show after it published photos showing the winner of the show.
The microbe responsible for the Black Death plagues was infecting Bronze Age humans more than 3,000 years earlier than the pandemics it is most notorious for.
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