Aboriginal leaders are calling for a crackdown on "charlatans" who for decades have preyed on Aboriginal communities and misappropriated enormous amounts of money meant for the nation's poorest people.
The ABC meets immigrants and workers at the thick double fence that separates California from Mexico, and learns opinion is divided over Donald Trump's controversial plan to build a giant wall to keep "criminals and rapists" out of America.
Malcolm Turnbull says he will debate Bill Shorten on Facebook, and takes a swipe at Sky News for trying to issue a "decree" to get him to appear in another forum. Follow live.
The head of the police negotiation unit brought in during the Sydney siege was simultaneously managing four other high-risk stand-offs by phone, an inquest hears.
The sister of Australian man Rye Hunt who has been missing in Brazil since May 21, Romany Brodribb, says she now believes her brother accidentally took the powerful psychoactive drug NBOMe the night before he disappeared.
The life sentence imposed on British child rapist Richard Huckle is criticised as too light in Malaysia, where he sexually abused scores of children and babies.
The world's biggest miners are vulnerable and some are fighting for survival because of lower commodity prices and high levels of debt according to a new report.
Former prime minister John Howard criticises Independent Senator Nick Xenophon, likening him to former One Nation MP Pauline Hanson for his stance on free trade.
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