Denmark has introduced controversial new laws that require asylum seekers to hand over cash and valuables at the border. It's part of a plan to make the country "significantly less attractive" for asylum seekers.
Two people have died after a speeding car crashed off a bridge and burst into flames on Melbourne's Western Ring Road. Witnesses reported seeing a second car speeding alongside just before the crash
One of the players who had betting suspended on their Australian Open doubles match, David Marrero, has appeared on a bookmaker's blacklist of players deemed to have played in suspicious matches. It's part of a Four Corners investigation airing on Monday
9:30am AEDT: Stephen Asling will appear in court charged with the murder of gangland figure Graham 'The Munster' Kinniburgh
10:00am AEDT: The Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse begins public hearings in Hobart
12:30pm AEDT: Noel Pearson gives a speech at the National Press Club
2:30pm AEDT: US Secretary of State John Kerry will hold a joint press conference in Beijing with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi where they'll discuss North Korea and other issues
3:00pm AEDT: A bail hearing will be held for one of the men accused of a one-punch attack on Cole Miller in Brisbane
One of the players embroiled in a feared match-fixing controversy at the Australian Open, David Marrero, appears on a secret blacklist of professional tennis players who have played in matches that bookmakers deem to be suspicious.
Asylum seekers arriving in Denmark will have cash and valuables taken from them at the border under controversial new laws adopted by the country's parliament overnight.
A prominent monarchist calls for a change of leadership in the movement, amid increasingly bitter divisions and accusations that some royalists are focusing more on the celebrity status of people like Prince William and his wife Catherine, and less on constitutional matters.
New South Wales still has Australia's strongest performing economy, pulling further ahead of Victoria, while Tasmania remains weakest, according to the latest State of the States report.
One of Malaysia's most senior and powerful police figures reveals investigations are underway into a possible link between the Jakarta terrorist attack and suspects in Malaysia.
Some types of antibiotics may alter the gut biology of young children for up to two years after they have taken them, and are associated with an increased risk of developing asthma and obesity, according to a study of Finnish children.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defends Tony Abbott's decision to address a conservative Christian lobby group in the US, indicating he will not censor his predecessor.
Clive Palmer says he is not personally responsible for paying out the entitlements of Queensland Nickel workers made redundant before the company went into voluntary administration.
US presidential hopeful Ted Cruz's claim that sexual assaults in Australia increased on the back of gun laws is a "whopper" of a factual error, The Washington Post says.
A twin suicide bombing kills at least 22 people in the central Syrian city of Homs, state media says, with the Islamic State group claiming responsibility for the attack.
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