Peter Dutton says "appropriate support" is being provided to the family of a refugee who has died in a Brisbane hospital after setting himself on fire at the Nauru detention centre.
More than 100 customers are owed "substantial" sums of money following the collapse of six LJ Hooker branches in Melbourne, with the couple involved in running the business under investigation for allegedly misappropriating their clients' money.
The Treasurer says the acquisition of the cattle empire by a Chinese-Australian consortium is "contrary to the national interest" and gives the company until Tuesday to respond.
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn sells his entire stake in the tech giant, citing the risk of China's influence on the stock and saying the company needs some sort of fiscal stimulus.
Three-time Olympic gold medallist Grant Hackett admits his behaviour on a recent flight to Melbourne was "pure stupidity" and he will have to live with the consequences of his decorated career being "tarnished".
An Australian-built app to report and crack down on wildlife trafficking is helping authorities fight back against a surge in the illegal global trade.
The father of Kerry Wilson, a 60-year-old Australian aid worker kidnapped in eastern Afghanistan, issues a simple plea to his daughter: "Do your best, come back."
Internal gates at the Manus Island detention centre are relocked and mobile phones banned, after restrictions were earlier loosened following Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court ruling that Australia's detention of asylum seekers on the island was illegal.
The maker of Nurofen, Reckitt Benckiser, is fined $1.7 million for breaching consumer laws for claiming its products could target specific types of pain.
A tour operator in Cairns says he refused to take Greens senators to view coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef because negative publicity is detrimental to the local industry.
Protesters against the Australian Government's decision to take control of Norfolk Island occupy the grounds of the former legislative assembly and refuse to leave as a protest leader demands the island's administrator return to the mainland.
A woman whose naked body was recovered from inside a blowhole on the New South Wales Central Coast is formally identified as 25-year-old former international student Mengmei Leng.
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