The Prime Minister edges around speculation he is fast-tracking the budget, only to walk into a confrontation with a voter who declares "there's not enough people like me who are prepared to speak up".
Malcolm Turnbull says Australia's close security relationship with the United States is "no secret", but refuses to comment on whether nuclear capable bombers will be rotated through the Northern Territory.
Federal Cabinet Minister Peter Dutton forecasts an economic disaster if Labor introduces its tax policies, a claim the Opposition has criticised as an "outlandish scare campaign".
Donald Trump brushes off a week of attacks from the Republican party's establishment as he solidifies his frontrunner status with big wins in the Michigan and Mississippi Republican primaries.
A woman is lucky to be alive after a housemate allegedly attempted to rape her and then stabbed her at a backpacker sharehouse in Redfern yesterday, police say.
A solar eclipse enthrals Indonesia but clouds spoil the view for many sky watchers in the east of the archipelago, the only part of the country that had the opportunity to see it in totality.
The ex-wife of a Sydney dance teacher who groomed and sexually abused his young students tells an inquiry that he was controlling and violent towards her at home, and made her feel like she was "the crazy one".
Save the Children has spent months working undercover in Syria collecting evidence for a new report that documents the horror of life under siege, where more than 250,000 children continue to live in areas that remain under siege.
Notorious murderer and rapist Adrian Bayley begins his appeal against two convictions despite Victorian Legal Aid rejecting his second application for a taxpayer-funded lawyer.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his scientists have successfully miniaturised thermo-nuclear warheads to place on a ballistic missile and create a "true" deterrent, state media reports.
A professor who created the drug Maria Sharapova tested positive for at the Australian Open says its inclusion on WADA's banned list is a violation of human rights.
Liberal MP Teresa Gambaro is the latest in a number of resignations from the Coalition, following the likes of former trade minister Andrew Robb and former deputy prime minister Warren Truss.
The Australian Border Force denies sinking an asylum seeker boat, after reports a group of six men were taken aboard an Australian ship earlier this week.
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