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At least 50 people are killed and another 53 injured after a heavily armed gunman opened fire and seized hostages at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, police say, in the worst mass shooting in US history.
The US reels after its worst-ever mass shooting, with President Barack Obama labelling it "an act of terror and an act of hate". Follow the developments live.
Hundreds turn out in Melbourne, as the global LGBTI community bands together after a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando during the country's Pride month.
The gunman at the centre of the Florida nightclub massacre was emotionally and mentally disturbed with a violent temper, yet aspired to be a police officer, his ex-wife reveals.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten slams Malcolm Turnbull's "maladministration" of the NBN rollout amid attacks from the Prime Minister over costings. Look back at the day in politics.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is making his pitch to voters in North Queensland today, promising to invest $1 billion over 10 years to protect one of Australia's most treasured landmarks — the Great Barrier Reef.
Pressure mounts on the Liberal Party's candidate for the marginal West Australian state seat of Midland, after he attracts more controversy over his comments on social media.
Queensland coach Kevin Walters embraces the "favourites" tag despite being forced to recall Jacob Lillyman after losing Nate Myles to injury for State Of Origin II.
The family of Australian man Rye Hunt, who disappeared in Brazil after suffering what police called a drug-induced psychotic episode, appeal to the Foreign Minister for help to bring his ashes home to Tasmania as soon as possible.
Almost 600 Australians, from pop stars to decimal currency experts, are recognised for their contribution to the community in this year's Queen's Birthday honours.
A Vietnamese feedlot and a group of abattoirs have been banned from receiving cattle from Australia, based on vision of animal cruelty obtained by Animals Australia.
Queensland is home to nine of Australia's top 10 most right-leaning seats, while Victoria is the country's most progressive state, Vote Compass data suggests.
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