Indigenous leader Mick Gooda and former judge Margaret White are put in charge of the royal commission into juvenile justice in the NT, after original commissioner Brian Martin stands down less than a week into the job.
A man who ridiculed a dying three-year-old and filmed it on a mobile phone applies for a new parole period so he can continue community-based rehabilitation under supervision.
Melbourne teenager Sevdet Besim planned an Anzac Day terrorist attack in an "immature response" to the death of Numan Haider, who was shot after attacking police, a court hears.
Pope Francis says there are "doubts" over the case being made against Vatican finance chief George Pell, Australia's most senior Roman Catholic, for alleged child abuse.
Coalition MPs say Bill Shorten's push for a treaty with Indigenous people would undermine support for constitutional recognition, putting it "out of the reach" of many Australians.
From The Period Song to How I Raped Your Mother, one all-women Indian production team is challenging conservative attitudes with no-holds-barred satirical videos that are causing a stir online.
A former police officer was subjected to extensive physical and video surveillance by an insurance company, even after its psychiatrist diagnosed him as "badly depressed, if not at risk of suicide" and struggling with PTSD.
When Sally Cheong went missing from her Melbourne home in 2008 she took her wallet, phone, car keys and a blanket, but left behind a devastated family that has struggled to cope.
The former member for Herbert calls Labor's Cathy O'Toole to acknowledge her victory, but says he will support the LNP if it decides to take the recount result to the Court of Disputed Returns.
The parents of a Muslim soldier killed in Iraq accuse Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump of ignorance for his criticism of them after their appearance at the Democratic National Convention.
A musical mash-up of astronomer Carl Sagan explaining the cosmos becomes the first ever vinyl record played in space, after musician Jack White's record label successfully launches a "space-proof" turntable 28,000 metres above Earth.
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