The Australian stock market has taken a slide. At one point in today's trade, shares had fallen by $36 billion. The dollar was holding steady but banking and mining stocks took a beating
Labor spent today in Parliament applying pressure to the Government over allegations Human Services Minister Stuart Robert breached the ministerial code of conduct in a mining deal. Catch up on the action in our live blog
Telstra mobile customers are experiencing a mass outage in multiple states, affecting phone calls and data usage, as well as SMS and online warning alerts for residents in a bushfire zone in Western Australia.
An 11-year-old boy appears in Perth Children's Court after being charged with murder over the fatal stabbing of a man at the Esplanade bus and train station.
Consumer watchdog the ACCC says a review of dozens of IVF clinics has found evidence of misleading information being given to people hoping to conceive.
The case against Melbourne man Jamie Reece Williams, charged in 2015 with attempting to travel to northern Iraq to fight with Kurdish forces against Islamic State militants, is dropped.
The chief of the Defence Force praises the work of former Army chief David Morrison to improve workplace culture, accusing critics of launching "rear-attacks" on the 2016 Australian of the Year.
Detainees held by the Syrian Government are dying on a massive scale amounting to a state policy of "extermination" of the civilian population, a United Nations investigation says.
For humans, an outbreak of herpes mostly leads to a crusty upper lip or an awkward conversation with a new sexual partner, but for saltwater crocodiles the effects go way beyond a humble cold sore.
Recently released figures suggest Beijing's air quality has improved as much as 16 per cent over the past year, but the gain has come at costs of jobs and growth.
One of the world's most sought after French haute couture collections featuring works by Christian Dior and a little black dress by Coco Chanel is now in the hands of the National Gallery of Victoria.
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