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At least one person is killed and several others injured after a petrol tanker rolls on Melbourne's Calder Freeway, spilling fuel into a nearby creek, police say.
The Government campaigns on the Opposition's economic credibility, saying it has a $67 billion black hole in its spending promises, but Labor dismisses the attack as a "ridiculous scare campaign". Follow live.
Telstra grapples with complaints about on-going network issues as new figures reveal consumers are increasingly lodging internet service issues with the Telecommunication Ombudsman.
The operator of the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant reveals 600 tonnes of reactor fuel melted during the disaster, with the exact location of the highly radioactive blobs remaining a mystery.
Dramatic changes to casino regulation in NSW has prompted a mass exodus of specialist government inspectors and raised concerns it has opened the door to organised crime.
Controversial former MP Pauline Hanson is a "realistic" chance of winning a Queensland Senate seat at the double dissolution election after changes to voting rules, ABC election analyst Antony Green says.
A second Victorian police officer who was caught on camera kicking a woman in custody defends her actions before an anti-corruption inquiry, saying she was trying to "get her attention".
An Indian restaurant owner in North Yorkshire is jailed over the manslaughter of a customer allergic to peanuts died from anaphylactic shock after eating one of his curries.
Chinese banks are looking down the barrel of a staggering RMB 8 trillion - or $1.7 trillion - worth of losses according to the French investment bank Societe Generale.
A security guard at the Children's Court in Melbourne had sex with a 14-year-old girl he met at work despite being warned she was underage, a court hears.
The Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens warns that the next government faces years of hard budget repair work, and inflation will be difficult to lift.
Violent solar storms plummeting towards Earth from a young sun 4 billion years ago offer new light on the origins of life, according to new NASA research.
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