Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull commits the Commonwealth to establishing a floor in GST distribution to the states to avoid any repeat of the "unprecedented" collapse in WA's GST revenue.
The subject of popular documentary Making a Murderer has had his conviction overturned, and will be released in 90 days if prosecutors do not submit an appeal.
Anti-racism organisations and human rights groups vow to overturn a "deeply worrying" ban on the wearing of burkinis — full-body swimsuits — on the beaches of Cannes.
Katie Ledecky breaks her world record to win the 800m freestyle final at the Rio Olympics, while Joseph Schooling denies Michael Phelps another victory to claim Singapore's first Olympic gold medal.
Victoria's Government pushes ahead with plans to become the first Australian state to ban the sale of puppies and kittens from pet shops unless they are from a rescue shelter.
Hillary Clinton releases her tax return while her opponent Donald Trump fails to honour this tradition among American politicians running for president.
A Texas grandfather draws widespread praise on social media after photos of his impressive flag pole lift on a train in Rio de Janeiro are shared by his grandson on Twitter.
Thai authorities hunt for culprits behind a wave of bombings targeting the country's key tourism sector, as businesses in top destinations brace for the full impact.
Police charge a Florida mother after her six-year-old son beat to death his 13-day-old sister after she left them alone in her van for more than half an hour.
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