Cardinal George Pell has met with Australian survivors of clergy sex abuse hours after he finished testifying before the royal commission. Cardinal Pell described it as a "hard ... honest and occasionally emotional meeting". Survivor Philip Nagle said the group focused on the future, particularly suicide prevention for victims
A Senate inquiry will today be presented with research that shows one in three families would be worse off under the Federal Government's planned changes to childcare. The Australian National University research found about half of those families would lose out due to proposed changes that mean parents have to work at least eight hours a fortnight to receive subsidies
11:00am AEDT: The Australia v USA Davis Cup tie will be held in Melbourne
11:30am AEDT: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will attend an NBN event on the Central Coast of New South Wales
2:00pm AEDT: Kodi Maybir is due to be sentenced for the murder of his girlfriend's seven-year-old son. The court heard he initially lied to police and said the child fell off a pogo stick
3:00pm AEDT: Mr Turnbull will open the Central Coast Mariners Centre of Excellence
9:35pm AEDT: The Matildas play South Korea in an Olympic qualifier in Japan
Cardinal George Pell holds what he calls a "hard and honest" meeting with Australian survivors of clergy sex abuse in Rome, hours after he finished testifying at the child abuse royal commission.
Malcolm Turnbull's chance to use the Australian Building and Construction Commission bill (ABCC) as a trigger for a double dissolution election appears to have faded.
Nearly two weeks after Cyclone Winston smashed into Fiji, killing 43 people and levelling entire communities, aid agencies are struggling to provide relief to tens of thousands of people.
Unions are predicting 16 per cent of current and retired coal mine workers will have black lung, as the Department of Mines admits more than 100,000 X-rays have not been processed.
Former Labor foreign affairs minister Bob Carr knocks down the Opposition's call for Australian warships to test China's resolve in the South China Sea.
One in three families will be worse off because of the Federal Government's planned changes to child care, according to Australian National University research.
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.
The Fair Work Commission vice-president resigns, just 24 hours before he was due to respond to a report that was commissioned after he took sick leave for more than nine months.
Australia's Eurovision Song Contest chances lie in Dami Im after the X Factor winner was announced as the Australian artist for the 2016 extravaganza in Stockholm.
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