Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull makes a renewed pitch for Federal Parliament to support changes to workplace laws in order to help increase accountability and transparency.
Australian performer Jon English, well known for his work in music and for his roles in Jesus Christ Superstar and The Pirates of Penzance, dies aged 66 from post-operative complications.
Barnaby Joyce says he is looking forward to the challenge posed by the re-emergence of long-time political rival Tony Windsor, who will run as a candidate in the Deputy PM's seat of New England.
Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over who is more committed to immigration reform at Florida's presidential debate, but both promise they will not deport undocumented immigrants without criminal records.
Well-known Kings Cross identity Bill Bayeh made a threat involving a sex toy when he confronted a nurse outside a Potts Point cafe, court documents show.
A trusted aide of Aung San Suu Kyi looks certain to be become Myanmar's next president after three candidates were put forward by Ms Suu Kyi's party and the military.
Mark Willacy witnessed the devastation caused by Japan's 2011 tsunami. Five years on, he reflects on that time, and on the enduring grief of those whose loved ones were swept away by the 16-metre waves.
As the Indian Wells tournament gets underway, tennis players respond to Maria Sharapova's positive dope test and wait to see what sanction she will face.
As more nations slam the door on the Balkan route to northern Europe, the small Macedonian border town of Gevgelija finds itself at the epicentre of Europe's refugee crisis.
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