The Prime Minister gets behind Peter Dutton, saying he is an "excellent" Immigration Minister and that he is right to say that many of the refugees who could head to Australia are illiterate.
The Australian bodyguard at the centre of the suspicious death of a colleague at the Australian embassy in Baghdad is allowed to fly out of Iraq bound for Australia, despite allegations he has a history of violent and threatening behaviour.
The NSW Health Minister insists she is being kept in the loop about the latest outbreak of legionnaires' disease in Sydney, despite admitting she found out an infected patient had died from a news report.
Two former police officers charged with the murder of Sydney student Jamie Gao have given "far-fetched and unbelievable" versions of what happened, prosecutors say.
A man with a disability who pays $100,000 a year for the care he needs has been told to stay in his wheelchair overnight by a support service unable to help him into bed.
Harry Potter author JK Rowling defends Donald Trump's right to be "offensive" at a literary event in New York, after last year saying he was worse than her fictional villain, Voldemort.
Noel "Trapper" Ramage, who drowned after the small boat he was in overturned after an encounter with a crocodile, had only this month been given the all-clear after a battle with cancer.
A law firm launches a class action on behalf of about 60,000 Australian Ford owners, claiming vehicles containing an automatic "PowerShift" transmission are potentially dangerous.
Geelong's Muslim community is "overwhelmed" by the outpouring of support it has received after the city's only mosque was torched in a suspicious fire, believed to be connected to a string of arson attacks on churches.
It is "hypocritical" for Labor frontbencher David Feeney to negatively gear a house when his party's policy is to abolish the practice, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says.
The plight of milk farmers facing a drastic cut in payments sparks a wave of social media support and petitions, with one of the most popular started by a 16-year-old girl worried about her family's future.
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