A Government MP will use today's Nationals partyroom meeting to push to kill off the backpacker tax, as the Coalition's junior partner angles for concessions in the context of tight numbers in the Lower House.
A Queensland restaurant operator who claimed a worker ate too much food and used too much air conditioning is fined $21,000 after refusing to reimburse the underpaid staffer.
Theresa May will become Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday, with the task of steering its withdrawal from the European Union, after her last rival in the bid to succeed David Cameron abruptly abandoned her short-lived campaign.
The woman photographed in calm protest as two policeman in riot gear rushed to remove her from the middle of a street in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, calls her arrest "the work of God".
Labor's financial services spokesman indicates the party would consider supporting the Coalition's superannuation changes if an independent review determines they are not retrospective.
The 'priceless' reaction to a Sydney lightning strike? Fake. An unwitting snowboarder chased by bear? Bogus. Meet the Australian company that has revealed itself as the creator of some of the world's biggest viral video hits.
The UN will hand down its long-awaited judgement today on whether China's actions and its claims over much of the South China Sea are legal — but experts say the ruling is unlikely to change the Chinese position.
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