The Postcard Bandit will be released from prison this morning but his freedom could be short-lived. WA Police want the notorious bank robber, who escaped two jails, to serve the remaining eight years of an armed robbery sentence which he avoided by escaping prison in 1989
US President Barack Obama has revealed the biggest mistake of his presidency was the lack of planning after the fall of the late Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi. In a televised interview Mr Obama also said his worst day was travelling to Connecticut after a gunman shot 20 young children and six adults at an elementary school
Thirty years after the Chernobyl disaster, the town at the centre of it all has been transformed into an "extreme tourism" theme park. More than 1,000 tourists each week pay to walk through the abandoned town of Pripyat, home to nuclear reactor number four
Here's what's coming up:
7:40am AEST: Resources Minister Josh Frydenberg will speak to Radio National
8:05am AEST: Australian Securities and Investment Commission chair Greg Medcraft will do a phone interview with Radio National
9:00am AEST: Senate committee hearing into unconventional gas mining will be held in Darwin
9:30am AEST: The report from Queensland Nickel administrators to creditors will be released
10:15am AEST: The ACCC is taking court action against the maker of painkiller Nurofen, accusing it of misleading customers. The consumer watchdog argues that at least four Nurofen products marketed as treating specific pains all contain the same active ingredient
Federal MP Clive Palmer says he "absolutely" did not act as a shadow director at the failed Queensland Nickel, but that he was part of a committee that approved expenditure at the company.
One of the nation's most notorious bank robbers wants to live the next chapter of his life in tropical north Queensland, but his bid for freedom is looking precarious.
The firebrand feminist author, no stranger to controversy, revives an old controversy on ABC's Q&A regarding her views on men who transition into women.
Thirty years after the world's most catastrophic nuclear accident, the home of the infamous Chernobyl nuclear reactor number four is transformed into an "extreme tourism" theme park.
Leading figures in Australia's Chinese population call on fellow community members to come together to help "safeguard the sovereign rights of China" over growing military tensions in the South China Sea.
Barack Obama says the biggest mistake of his presidency was the lack of planning in the aftermath of the fall of late Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi, when the country spiralled into chaos.
The uncle of a 15-month-old girl found dead in a Melbourne creek after being taken from a pram pushed by her mother warns people in the community to be careful.
British Prime Minister David Cameron says he is tightening laws to end tax evasion, in hopes of ending scrutiny of his personal wealth following the Panama Papers leak.
Australian-founded bitcoin exchange Igot appears on the verge of collapse, with dozens of customers and clients claiming to be owed hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Victorian Government will move to have the entire Geelong City Council sacked after an independent inquiry found it had a culture of bullying and harassment.
Ronald Mulkearns, the Catholic bishop who presided over the Ballarat diocese during some of its worst years of child sexual abuse by priests, is buried in a simple grave rather than the cathedral crypt.
The number of tigers in the wild rises the first time in 100 years, marking a major turning point in the big cat's plight against poaching and habitat loss.
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