Former prime minister Tony Abbott pocketed taxpayer-funded travel allowance on a day he attended birthday celebrations for mining magnate and Liberal Party donor Paul Marks.
The New York Times publishes a front page editorial for the first time in 95 years in the wake of the California massacre, condemning the legal purchase of high-powered assault weapons as a "national disgrace".
Liberal candidate Trent Zimmerman wins the federal by-election in the North Sydney seat vacated by former treasurer Joe Hockey, despite a swing of about 13 per cent against the party.
A man dies from a suspected drug overdose at the Stereosonic music festival in Adelaide, just a week after a young woman died after taking drugs during the Sydney leg of the festival.
Thirty oil workers are missing, feared dead, after the rig they were working on in the Caspian Sea was engulfed by a fire, Azerbaijan's state energy firm says.
A fire at the Sunshine Coast home of celebrity chef Matt Golinski, which killed his three daughters and wife, was likely caused by Christmas tree lights or the power board used to light, a coroner finds.
Sydney record shop worker Chris Sammut recounts his encounter with music legend Elton John, who picked up music by Roxy Music, T-Rex and Squeeze to add to his collection.
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