Lleyton Hewitt is through to round two of the Australian Open, meaning he'll play at least one more match before retiring from tennis. He beat fellow Australian James Duckworth. Hewitt will meet David Ferrer on Thursday
The Defence Department has confirmed it will face more than 100 compensation claims for sexual and physical abuse dating back to the 1960s. Some of the victims are claiming up to $1 million
US President Barack Obama welcomes Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to the White House, saluting Australia's role in the fight against terrorism and its military efforts in Iraq and Syria. But the conversation also turned to the world's struggling economy.
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis is appealing against a tribunal decision forcing him to reconsider handing over his electronic diary to his Opposition counterpart Mark Dreyfus.
New South Wales police warn people to watch out for online travel scams after at least 300 students in Sydney and Melbourne are sold fake tickets to Vietnam through Facebook.
The International Monetary Fund once again downgrades its outlook for global economic growth as the crude oil price continues to plunge and concerns about the strength of China's economy deepen.
Critics allege the UN's humanitarian office in Syria knew about starvation in Madaya as early as October, but failed to act because of its close ties to the Assad regime.
Wild weather continues to wreak havoc in Western Australia's south-west, with damaging heavy rain and flash floods hitting the region after bushfires, sparking fears of economic loss for many farmers.
An Australia Day lamb ad featuring Lee Lin Chin will be allowed to stay on the air after the Advertising Standards Board rules that it does not incite hatred of vegans.
A naked man is dramatically taken into custody on the Northern Territory's main highway after a police search for the suspect in the theft of a family's trailer.
Security across Bali is beefed up after a threatening letter is sent to a government office less than a week after the deadly terror attack in Jakarta.
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will all appear together in the sky from early this morning for the first time since 2005, an "amazing" event visible to the naked eye.
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