"John Doe" made a life-endangering decision to make public millions of secret tax haven documents from law firm Mossack Fonseca. Here is why you should care.
An inmate questions the cause of death of a New Zealand detainee overnight in Sydney's Villawood immigration detention centre, saying he had two black eyes and a cut on his face.
A Sydney siege hostage tells an inquest she was angry and worried when told that then prime minister Tony Abbott was too busy to speak with gunman Man Haron Monis.
Take a virtual tour of the vast poppy fields of Myanmar as Foreign Correspondent travels to the source of Australia's heroin. What will it take to stop the opium trade?
Convicted fraudsters, directors banned by the corporate regulator and former Australian Tax Office officials are among hundreds of Australians linked to companies incorporated by Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca.
A Perth woman whose two-year-old daughter was crushed by a television hopes an inquest into the toddler's death will raise public awareness about safety brackets.
Replacing stamp duty with a broad-based land tax could generate thousands of jobs, bring down rental prices and boost the economy by $5 billion, business and social welfare groups say - but Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian says she is unconvinced.
An eight-year-old girl is working with a not-for-profit organisation to create a transgender house across the road from an anti-LGBTI Baptist church in Kansas.
A $1.3 billion tower proposed for Collins Street dubbed the "pantscraper" has been given the go-ahead after the developer agreed to reduce its height by six floors.
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