Cardinal George Pell tells the child abuse royal commission it was a "disastrous coincidence" that five paedophile priests preyed on children in Ballarat during the 1970s, as survivors accuse him of lying.
Fair Work commission vice-president Michael Lawler resigns effective immediately, just a week after the Employment Minister received an independent report into his conduct.
The Australian Federal Police issue an arrest warrant for Toowoomba teenager Oliver Bridgeman, who claims to have been in Syria doing aid work since May 2015.
Scott Morrison was trumpeting a negative report on negative gearing this morning, but errors in the document prove problematic for the Treasurer in Question Time. Catch up with the day in politics.
A magistrate launches a blistering attack on the New South Wales Government's roadside drug testing regime, challenging the accuracy of its claims that cannabis can only be detected in a person's saliva for up to 12 hours.
Bill Shorten dismisses a new BIS Shrapnel report which found cutting the negative gearing tax break would drive up rental prices and push down house values.
Debris believed to be part of a Boeing 777 jet is found off Mozambique and taken to Australia to be examined by investigators involved in the search for missing flight MH370.
North Korea fires several short-range projectiles into the sea, hours after the United Nations Security Council votes to impose tough new sanctions on the isolated state.
Are you an early riser, do you stay up late or have a hangover on the weekends? A coder shows how easy it is to automatically scrape and graph data on your Facebook friends' sleeping habits.
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