The PM says Australia will increase the number of military personnel in Afghanistan by 20. He made the announcement after a weekend visit to the Middle East. He heads to Washington now for his first White House meeting
James Hird is a talking point this morning. The former Essendon coach gave his first interview since the club was gutted by doping bans. He said he "had no intention to cheat the system". Here are his best lines from the chat
Australian markets are set to take a hit when trading opens. Eyes will be on the oil price which fell to its lowest level since 2004 in the US on Friday. Last week was dire for Wall St; it closed down 2.16 per cent
Former Essendon coach James Hird insists he had no intention to cheat the system after 34 past and present Bombers players were banned amid the doping scandal that engulfed the AFL club.
An Australian couple kidnapped by extremists in Burkina Faso run a medical clinic and have dedicated their lives to helping people in the West African country, a family spokesperson says.
Clive Palmer says Queensland Nickel donations to the Palmer United Party were made before falling nickel prices led the struggling company to sack 237 workers.
Malcolm Turnbull completes his global security homework ahead of his first White House meeting, visiting Australian troops in Afghanistan a day after touring Iraq.
A search for missing Victorian woman Karen Chetcuti will resume in the state's north-east this morning, as police continue to question her neighbour over her disappearance.
The Islamic State militant group abducts at least 400 civilians, including women and children ,after capturing new territory in the city of Deir Ezzor in Syria's east, a monitoring group says.
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.
SpaceX again fails to land its Falcon 9 rocket on a floating platform in the Pacific Ocean after launching its latest climate change satellite, the fourth time it has missed the mark.
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.
Dogs, cats, rabbits and even iguanas, many decked out in colourful sweaters to keep warm, troop into Spanish churches for a blessing on the Day of Saint Anthony, patron saint of animals.
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