Australia takes key wickets late on day three in Wellington as Black Caps struggle to make Australia bat again. Look back at the action in Grandstand's live blog.
Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison criticises the efficacy of the Opposition's plan to scrap negative gearing on established houses, arguing it will not help the budget bottom line as much as Labor is claiming it will.
Tighter and more expensive visa regulations for Australians travelling to the UK could have a long-term impact on the close relationship between the two countries, officials and members of the British Prime Minister's own party say.
The Australian Government says it is unable to confirm whether Australian Islamic State (IS) fighter Khaled Sharrouf is alive or not amid reports someone claiming to be him is threatening people in Sydney.
Justice Antonin Scalia, a towering conservative voice on the US Supreme Court, dies at the age of 79, setting up a political showdown over his succession in the run-up to the presidential election.
Landholders in Queensland are calling on the State Government to find the cause of methane gas bubbling in a major river, which they say has intensified in recent months.
So-called "asbestos free" building materials that actually contain the deadly compound are slipping into Australia from overseas, fuelling concerns the problem will worsen under the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA).
A baby asylum seeker should be discharged from a Brisbane hospital if she has recovered from her injuries, Queensland's Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg says.
Police release CCTV vision of an explosion outside the Bandidos motorcycle gang clubhouse in Geelong on Australia Day and say it may be linked to club infighting.
A "severe" magnitude 5.7 earthquake hits the New Zealand city of Christchurch, the country's earthquake monitoring service says, a week before the fifth anniversary of a deadly 6.3 magnitude tremor in the city which killed 185 people.
Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Jeb Bush engage in an angry clash over the Iraq war and the proper US role to take against Russia's involvement in Syria during the latest debate.
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