The lawyer for Australian mother Sally Faulkner says Channel Nine paid her before she launched a botched child recovery operation in Lebanon. The lawyer said he doesn't know if the payment was explicitly linked to the recovery or just for her story. Ms Faulkner is negotiating with the children's father but if he drops charges against her she'll have to renounce all claims to custody
The first episode of the ABC's flagship election podcast The Party Room with Kelly and Karvelas is now available for free download. The first of the weekly podcasts welcomes special guest Barrie Cassidy to recap and analyse all the week's election news
Here's what's coming up:
10:00am AEST: A forum will be held at Parliament House in Canberra to mark 25 years since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. Indigenous leader Mick Dodson is among the speakers
10:00am AEST: The Victorian Government is due to respond to the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry's recommendations to improve the region's health
10:15am AEST: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will visit the Beijing Ancient Observatory
9:00pm AEST: Mr Turnbull will attend a dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping before flying back to Australia
A powerful magnitude-6.5 earthquake hits Japan's south-western island of Kyushu, claiming lives, injuring hundreds, collapsing homes and sparking fires.
The Federal Government will pursue Clive Palmer and his businesses for almost $74 million owed to sacked Queensland Nickel staff, with taxpayers footing the bill as Government payments to workers are brought forward.
The former prime minister intervenes in the tense pre-selection battle in Bronwyn Bishop's electorate of Mackellar, confirming he will endorse a rival of his one-time mentor.
International human rights organisation Amnesty International lashes out at Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion over his remarks ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
The world's largest independent investigator of sustainable seafood is set to announce its first ever certification of a recreational fishery — a popular blue swimmer crab fishery in Western Australia.
The victim of a suspected homophobic attack at Newtown, in Sydney's inner-west, says New South Wales' lock-out laws have resulted in a spike in anti-social behaviour in the area.
Head coach Jacco Verhaeren says Australia's swim team for Rio, led by Cate Campbell and Cameron McEvoy, has proved it is competitive on the international stage after the national titles.
The Police Integrity Commission confirms it will investigate alleged racist and sexist comments from police about New South Wales Greens MP Jenny Leong.
Health workers sound a warning over chemsex — part of a growing subculture which sees users taking drugs like ice to fuel marathon sex sessions lasting up to four days.
Prince William and his wife Kate meet Bhutan's King and Queen, with colourful dancers and musicians performing a welcome ceremony at the start of a two-day visit to the tiny Himalayan nation.
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