The Federal Government launches an online public consultation as part of its review of private health insurance, while new figures show 500,000 Australians dumped or downgraded expensive policies last year.
New Zealand's batsmen are in a defensive mindset on day four at the Gabba after being set an unlikely victory target of 504. Follow all the action with our live blog.
In a revealing and emotive exchange on ABC Grandstand, Chris Rogers details the deep physical and psychological effects of several blows to the head in the final year of his international career.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton leaves open the option of bringing more refugees fleeing the Syrian conflict to Australia, acknowledging more assistance will be needed as the situation in the Middle East deteriorates.
A 20-year-old man from Queensland man is expected to become the third person charged over the alleged rape and abduction of a 14-year-old girl in Geelong last weekend.
Moscow and London ramp up efforts to pull out thousands of stranded tourists from Sharm el-Sheikh, after Egypt says it is too early to know whether a bomb brought down a Russian plane.
A British retailer road-tests a new way to deal with shopping centre gridlock by introducing a pedestrian "fast lane" for shoppers at a Liverpool shopping mall.
The fear of missing out (or FOMO) generated by high levels of social media use can lead to depression and anxiety, the National Stress and Wellbeing in Australia survey finds.
The people of Myanmar head to the polls in a historic election that could thrust Aung San Suu Kyi's pro-democracy party into power and pull the country away from the grip of the military.
New modelling shows proposed changes to the GST would raise the same amount of revenue as a carbon tax, but cost Australian households about three times as much.
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection urges departing travellers to arrive at international airports early on Monday to avoid delays due to protected industrial action.
Environmentalists raise concerns over a proposal by developers on Kangaroo Island that could lead to the culling of the creatures that give the place its name.
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