The Government may seek compensation over the census website failure according to Treasurer Scott Morrison. Who's going to pay? IBM was contracted to provide the software that enabled the online census form and Mr Morrison said Tuesday night's failings would be thoroughly investigated
Australia's Cate and Bronte Campbell have missed the medals in a major boilover in the pool at the Rio Olympics. It capped off a tough day for Australia's swimmers, but there was a silver lining to it all
Sales of cheap milk have plummeted. Australian shoppers are spending more money on branded milk in an effort to support struggling dairy farmers.
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Two men have been charged with fraud and another two have been questioned in a multi-million-dollar AFP counter-terrorism and fraud investigation that has exposed gaping holes in Australia's childcare system.
Cate Campbell misses out on the medals in the women's 100 metres freestyle final at the Rio Olympics, as Simone Manuel and 16-year-old Penny Oleksiak tie for the gold medal.
Bowe Maddigan pleads guilty to murdering and sexually assaulting Zoe Buttigieg, 11, who was found dead after her mother held a marathon drinking and cannabis-smoking session at her Wangaratta home.
One of Australia's most senior Anglicans, the Archbishop of Perth Roger Herft, tells a royal commission he would not report child sexual abuse allegations if he did not know the name of the alleged victim.
The NT Deputy Chief Minister widens the CLP's attack on the ABC's Four Corners program, saying it was responsible for people dying after a program it ran on the live cattle trade.
A bomb blast in Thailand kills one person, just hours after twin bombings killed a Thai woman and injured more than 20 other people in the tourist town of Hua Hin.
Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten suggests the Government is "horse-trading" with One Nation and the Nick Xenophon party by blocking the sale of Ausgrid to Chinese and Hong Kong interests.
Queenslander Will 'Dingo' Comiskey ties for first place in the Mongol Derby — the world's most gruelling horse race — raising more than $14,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service along the way.
Hillary Clinton admonishes rival Donald Trump for claiming that she and Barack Obama were the founders of the Islamic State group, saying anyone who would "sink so low" should never be president.
Greenland sharks are the Earth's longest-living vertebrates with a lifespan of up to 400 years, beating the likes of the Galapagos tortoise, radiocarbon dating techniques show.
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