Sydney man Adeel Khan will serve at least 30 years' jail over a fire at his Rozelle store that killed three people. Khan continually denied being responsible for the deaths but in sentencing remarks it was revealed he had repeatedly said sorry while being extricated from the debris
The Queensland Police Service's fraud squad has been the subject of a Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigation after allegations including the "misuse of funds" surfaced last year. Today, the CCC ruled out any charges against three officers but said there were some grounds for disciplinary action
Our Washington bureau chief Zoe Daniel has taken a look at the week in US politics and asks this question: "Is Donald Trump trying to kill his own campaign?" Check out her take on the week's events
Newly elected senator Malcolm Roberts denies being a member of a controversial anti-government movement based in the United States and Canada, after a series of letters railing against orthodox climate science appear to link him to the group.
Sydney man Adeel Khan who was convicted of killing three people, including a mother and her baby, by setting fire to his shop two years ago is sentenced to 30 years in jail.
The Australian's cartoonist draws a second version of his highly controversial cartoon, saying he is speaking the truth about violence and abuse in Indigenous communities.
Melbourne-founded brand Gorman denies copying the work of independent designers, after several clothing and jewellery makers notice that prints used by the company are "uncannily similar" to their own work.
Australia suspends funding to World Vision in the Palestinian Territories after one of the charity's Gaza managers is charged with passing millions of dollars to Palestinian hardline militant group Hamas to pay fighters and buy arms.
Newly elected Victorian Senator Derryn Hinch reads out a letter from actress Rachel Griffiths during a Melbourne Press Club address, which asks for his support to help prevent child sex tourism.
Officers involved in a Queensland Police fraud squad project that was selling $25,000 conference sponsorships will not face charges after a Crime and Corruption Commission investigation ruled out any criminal actions.
Child murderer Brett Peter Cowan is being treated in a Queensland hospital after an inmate at the Brisbane Correctional Centre threw boiling water at him this morning.
A rice noodle snack with a drawing of a bikini-clad torso on the packaging and the slogan "squeeze me" is proving too revealing for Indonesian authorities, who fear the snack is "motivating children to enter the world of pornography".
Attorney-General George Brandis meets his state and territory counterparts, who give give in-principle backing to a push for new laws which would allow some convicted terrorists to be kept in jail after they have finished their sentences.
Clint Eastwood denounces the current generation of Americans as weak and overly sensitive while backing Donald Trump, even though the Republican presidential hopeful has "said a lot of dumb things".
WA Health Minister concedes a $1,000 fine given to Perth mother who illegally parked at a children's hospital after her son started having chest pains is excessive.
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