Treasurer Scott Morrison says he will be "furious" if the banks make consumers foot the bill for a new multi-million-dollar levy aimed at funding increased powers for the corporate regulator.
Frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton rolled to easy wins in New York, recapturing lost campaign momentum and taking big steps toward capturing their respective parties' nominations.
The blind-reporting of child sex abuse is still commonplace across Australia and NSW Police tells the royal commission it continues to support the controversial practice.
Battling with light sabres and sitting in an A-wing fighter, princes William and Harry got a taste of the Star Wars universe when they visited the set of the latest episode in the sci-fi saga.
Queen Elizabeth II prepares to celebrate her 90th birthday on Friday with a family gathering, as a new poll finds Britain's longest-serving monarch is as popular as ever.
The Federal Government is preparing to announce the successful bidder for Australia's next fleet of submarines next week, with either France or Germany the frontrunner to build a new fleet to replace the Navy's ageing Collins Class boats.
People take to social media to attack Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles call to "start a conversation" about Aboriginal custodians of Uluru dropping their opposition to tourists climbing the monolith.
A leading candidate for the Philippines presidency tells Australia to "stay out" of the campaign after criticism of his outburst on the rape and killing of an Australian missionary.
Aerial and underwater surveys of the Great Barrier Reef by the National Coral Bleaching Taskforce find 93 per cent of the reef is affected by bleaching.
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