Australian mother Sally Faulkner asks estranged husband Ali el-Amien to drop Lebanese abduction charges against her in exchange for her renouncing all claims to custody and cooperating in getting a divorce.
The websites of more than 20 businesses, mostly tyre and wheel retailers but also a Mexican food catering company, were defaced — much to the surprise of their owners.
Clive Palmer says "at no time" did he take money out of Queensland Nickel and he is "not at all" worried about the Federal Government seeking to appoint a special purpose liquidator to pursue him and his companies to recover almost $74 million.
Australia's highest tax-paying teenager contributed more than $500,000 to government coffers in the 2013-2014 financial year, a freedom of information investigation reveals.
The Treasurer moves to assure voters the May budget will not increase the overall tax take, as a senior cabinet colleague gives his personal endorsement to an increase in the tax on cigarettes.
A powerful magnitude-6.5 earthquake hits Japan's south-western island of Kyushu, claiming nine lives, injuring hundreds, collapsing homes and sparking fires.
Pink and yellow balloons are released by a crowd of up to 200 people at Olympic Park in Heidelberg West in memory of 14-month-old Sanaya who was allegedly killed by her mother.
South Australian senator Bob Day's challenge to the Government's Senate voting changes will be heard by the High Court a day before the federal budget is handed down.
A wild cassowary - one of the world's most dangerous birds - wanders into the far north Queensland home of Peter and Sue Leach, sending them running for cover.
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