The US and the EU lift crippling sanctions against Iran following the UN nuclear watchdog's finding that Tehran had curbed its nuclear program as promised.
An old university friend of an Australian doctor abducted by extremists in West Africa describes him as a friendly and dedicated man who has given a lifetime of service to the people of Burkina Faso.
Police hunt for a man known as "Billy" who allegedly drove off in a $120,000 Mercedes after asking to sit in the driver's seat during a test drive in Melbourne's east.
One of Alan Rickman's final projects, a video of a tortoise eating a strawberry created by university students to raise money for refugees, reaches nearly 1 million views.
Self-proclaimed billionaire and federal MP Clive Palmer defends a donation of nearly $290,000 from his struggling Queensland Nickel refinery to the Palmer United Party, saying he has saved many jobs across Australia.
The go-ahead given to an 88-storey tower on Queensland's Gold Coast highlights a skewed high-rise building approval process, former city architect Philip Follent says.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull calls on European countries to "make a greater contribution" to defeat Islamic State jihadists during a surprise visit to Australian troops in Iraq.
Toby Price becomes the first Australian to win any category of the gruelling Dakar Rally, taking out the motorcycle division in this year's race just three years after a broken neck threatened his future in the sport.
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