The nation's top scientists declare "the end of AIDS" as a public health issue, as Australia joins the ranks of a select few countries which have successfully beaten the epidemic.
Queensland's Health Minister orders an investigation into why a toddler who died from traumatic injuries had earlier been allowed home from hospital with his family.
Dallas police headquarters temporarily heighten security after receiving a threat against officers, two days after a US military veteran shot dead five officers during a Black Lives Matter protest in the Texas city.
With the future of a national plebiscite on same-sex marriage uncertain, couples continue to face a difficult decision - wed overseas, hold a civil union now or wait for possible change.
The ABC's Matt Brown visits the imposing mass of Iraq's Mount Sinjar, and finds the extraordinarily brave Yazidi people who face extermination at the hands of Islamic State militants have still not been able to return home.
It's not often you see grown women and men breaking a sweat in the dead of winter. But 20 brave souls did exactly that as they battled it out to win Canberra's chilli eating competition.
More than 3,000 people strip naked and are painted blue in Britain as part of photographer Spencer Tunick's Sea of Hull installation, in what one woman says was a fun, inclusive and "just brilliant" day.
A Spanish bullfighter becomes the first matador to die in the ring in three decades, after being gored in front of horrified spectators during a corrida in the eastern town of Teruel.
Ten thousand hectares of mangroves are dead across a stretch of coastline reaching from Queensland to the Northern Territory, and an international mangrove expert believes it is linked to climate change.
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