Malcolm Turnbull is bringing back both houses of Parliament for an extraordinary sitting in April to deal with industrial relations laws, saying he will call a double dissolution election if the bills are not passed.
Politicians are scrambling after Malcolm Turnbull revealed plans to call a double dissolution election on July 2 if a special sitting of parliament does not pass industrial relations laws. Follow live.
The inquest into the 2014 Sydney siege hears the triple-0 call made by Lindt Cafe manager Tori Johnson, who read a message from Man Haron Monis that said Australia was "under attack by Islamic State".
Marlene Tighe lost an eye, some teeth and sustained a fractured jaw when her partner attacked her with a hammer; she's now undergone a procedure that has her smiling once again.
Former AFL rookie Hal Hunter is fighting Essendon to find out what he was injected with during the club's catastrophic supplements program, with anti-doping bosses fearing he may have been given an equine supplement.
A $35 million loophole that was allowing NSW public transport users to quickly reach the eight trips needed to earn free travel for the rest of the week is closed by the State Government.
The inquest into Numan Haider's death is told that his phone was used to access violent, extremist IS videos and information about former prime minister Tony Abbott.
World number one Novak Djokovic says male tennis players should get more prize money than their female counterparts because men attract more spectators.
There are fears violence between Japan's yakuza members will escalate as gang boss Kenichi Shinoda (pictured) faces a challenge from a Kobe-based splinter group.
A report citing new techniques that could allow scientists to harvest animal organs for human transplants raises concerns about the potential ethical and legal ramifications of stem cell science.
An actual cat burglar is unashamedly stealing men's underwear in New Zealand, so her owner turns to social media to find out whose knickers she is nicking.
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