Two men are charged with fraud and another two are questioned in a multi-million-dollar AFP counter-terrorism and fraud investigation that has exposed gaping holes in Australia's childcare system.
Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham says universities that constantly demand more funding have "all the subtlety of a five-year-old pleading for more chocolate".
Hillary Clinton releases her tax return while her opponent Donald Trump fails to honour this tradition among American politicians running for president.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has unexpectedly dismissed his close ally and powerful chief of staff Sergei Ivanov in the highest-level change inside the Kremlin in several years.
Pauline Hanson secures a six-year Senate term, while Derryn Hinch has only three years before he faces re-election, under a deal struck by the major parties.
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.
A South Korean gymnast who found herself in the international spotlight after taking a selfie with a North Korean competitor in Rio says she is surprised by the extraordinary response to such a simple act.
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