At least six people have been killed in a series of explosions near the United Nations offices in Jakarta, with police saying the attackers threw grenades from motorcycles.
Security forces in Jakarta hunt gunmen who launched a series of shooting and bomb attacks in the heart of the Indonesian capital. Follow our live coverage.
New mothers in low-paid jobs stand to lose as much as $11,800 under the Turnbull Government's proposed changes to the paid parental leave scheme, according to new research.
Thousands of passengers booked on the Spirit of Tasmania II have their travel plans thrown into doubt, with the massive vessel unable to sail after breaking its moorings in wild weather in Melbourne last night.
New South Wales ALP general secretary Jamie Clements confirms he is staying on in his role, amid pressure from Bill Shorten for him to resign over accusations of sexual harassment.
A 68-year-old woman is recovering from surgery in Darwin after losing part of her lower right arm, including her hand, in a crocodile attack in Western Australia's far north.
When a Nebraska mum penned a heartfelt letter to the President about her concerns for the future while nursing her infant son, she never expected a knock on the door from Barack Obama.
Access to Centrelink phone services has not improved since the National Audit Office released a damning report on the low standard of customer service, despite the Government's promise that it would work to improve it, Labor MPs say.
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