Australia will embark on a decade-long surge in weaponry and military forces to defend its land, sea, skies and space from Asia's rapidly growing military forces, today's Defence White Paper reveals.
The Federal Government refuses to go into the details about the full cost of the Navy's 12 new submarines, as Malcolm Turnbull reveals a White Paper setting aside billions of dollars for an expanded ADF.
Dick Smith stores across Australia and New Zealand are expected to close over the next eight weeks after its receivers were unable to find a suitable buyer for the company.
Three Melbourne brothers, known for posting prank videos in which they imitate terrorists by filming fake bomb stunts and drive-by shootings, are arrested.
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion criticises backbench MP Dennis Jensen over his speech likening remote Aboriginal community residents to "noble savages".
An Adelaide woman who passed herself off as a registered nurse for five years was exposed as an imposter after she poorly handled a patient who had suffered a fall, court documents show.
Divisions emerge within the Labor Party over the Safe Schools program, with one senator calling for the program to be suspended amid a Government review.
Richmond forward Ty Vickery is being rested this week after video of the concussed player emerged showing him leaping for a mark 80 metres away from the ball.
Nearly four decades after the first Sydney Mardi Gras, the New South Wales Government apologises for the harm and distress caused at that very first event in 1978.
An average of one child in every classroom goes to school or bed hungry nearly every day, while one in five say this happens sometimes, a study of Australian children shows.
Ricky Muir is still refusing to turn up for dinner with the PM at the Lodge, but other crossbenchers have backed down on threats to boycott the get together in protest at Senate voting reform laws.
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