In breaking news, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed that asylum seeker baby Asha has been transferred to community detention. Doctors at Brisbane's Lady Cilento hospital had refused to discharge the baby back to Nauru because it was not considered a safe home
The death toll in Fiji has risen to six after Tropical Cyclone Winston smashed the country at the weekend. Residents are now beginning the massive clean-up effort, with 150 homes destroyed and 60 damaged in just one of the country's four divisions
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a string of deadly bomb blasts that killed at least 119 people in Syria. One of the attacks, a twin car bomb in Homs, was the most deadly in the violence-ravaged country for more than a year
Nick Kyrgios has won his first ATP World Tour title after beating Croatian Marin Cilic at the Marseille Open. Kyrgios did not lose a set all week and did not drop serve in any of his matches
Here's what's coming up:
8:05am AEDT: Employment Minister Michaelia Cash will speak on Radio National
9:45am AEDT: Virgin flights to Fiji resume after the country was battered by Cyclone Winston
10:00am AEDT: The Supreme Court trial continues for former detectives Glen McNamara and Roger Rogerson who are accused of murdering Jamie Gao
10:00am AEDT: The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse will commence a public hearing in Ballarat
12:30pm AEDT: Journalist and author Stan Grant will address the National Press Club
The prospect of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull calling a double dissolution election looms over the return of Parliament today, as Labor draws level with the Government in the latest poll.
A secretive gathering of Islamic State supporters at a mosque in central Jakarta that is understood to be part of a recruitment drive for the militant group is witnessed by the ABC.
Australian taxpayers fork out too much for blood tests and scans under the Federal Government's inefficient and outdated pathology payment system, a new report finds.
Male teachers are a rare sight in primary schools across Australia and as the number of men enrolling in education dwindles some fear they could become a thing of the past.
South Carolina delivers another telling victory for billionaire businessman Donald Trump, who is gradually proving that his campaign is the real deal, while Hillary Clinton bounces backed in Nevada.
Selectors' reward for sticking with Joe Burns to fill the vacancy as Australia's opener has paid off in spades with his finest century yet, writes Adam Collins.
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