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The child abuse royal commission begins hearings into the Australian Defence Forces, with one victim claiming he was warned his life may be at risk if he reported attacks.
The owner of a 7-Eleven store in Brisbane is fined more than $400,000 for underpaying staff, the largest penalty imposed in Australia by a court after action by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
The Aboriginal sons and daughters of those who first lodged the Kenbi land claim tell of their "bittersweet" emotions at seeing their ancestors' dream come true after 37 years.
An 11-year-old Australian boy seriously injured in a Vanuatu bus crash overnight is conscious and alert, as an investigation begins to determine what caused the accident that claimed the lives of three locals.
Six dingoes are found dead on Queensland's Fraser Island, with one located in a shallow grave, with authorities warning there is a "high possibility" the animals were deliberately baited.
The Australian Olympic Committee calls on Rio Games organisers to mobilise their security forces immediately to prevent further robberies following the attack on Paralympian Liesl Tesch.
The car that fatally crushed Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin had been one of 1.1 million cars that had been recalled over fears that it could roll off without warning, it has emerged.
The US Senate rejects a string of Republican and Democrat proposals to expand background checks on gun buyers and curb gun sales to those on terrorism watch-lists amid calls for action after last week's mass shooting in an Orlando nightclub.
Michaelia Cash defends her colleague Julie Bishop's ambivalent response to the Eddie McGuire controversy, despite saying she had personally been pleased with the backlash to his comments. Follow live.
A sexologist whose evidence was used to help jail a Canadian teacher on child abuse charges in Indonesia casts doubt on the verdict, amid growing calls for police to reopen their investigation.
A 64-year-old chiropractor pleads guilty to using Facebook to post abusive comments about retiring Labor senator Nova Peris, who described the messages as "racist and vile hatred".
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