The highly secretive source behind the Panama Papers, known only as John Doe, breaks his silence to explain why he decided to expose the inner workings of law firm Mossack Fonseca.
The Federal Government's list of plants and animals on the brink of extinction is updated with 49 new additions, which scientists and environmentalists say is a potentially positive sign for those species.
US President Barack Obama warns occupying the Oval Office "is not a reality show," in a swipe at outspoken Republican candidate Donald Trump who is vying to replace him in the White House.
A Federal Court Justice orders Immigration Minister Peter Dutton not to seek an abortion in Papua New Guinea for a young refugee raped on Nauru, amid calls from her lawyer to allow her to be brought to Australia for the procedure.
Regional communities fear it will take more deaths and injuries in country areas before governments take seriously calls for more funding to fix mobile black spots.
Federal Government backbencher Cory Bernardi questions the Coalition's estimate of the income retirees will earn as a result of changes to superannuation.
The British Government chooses to name its now-famous polar research ship the RRS Sir David Attenborough, though the popular choice, Boaty McBoatface, will still be used.
Japanese fighter pilot Kaname Harada, who participated in the bombing of Darwin but went on to become a committed pacifist and ran a kindergarten, dies in his homeland aged 99.
Political parties are looking for a 21st century edge when it comes to campaigning. This is how big data and social media are being used to target your vote.
AC/DC bandmates Angus Young and Cliff Williams, along with new frontman Axl Rose, address rumours surrounding the replacement of long-time vocalist Brian Johnson in a video posted on social media.
Aboriginal journalist Stan Grant is confronted at a conference for supporting constitutional recognition of Indigenous people by an academic and advocate who wants him to hold out for a treaty.
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