300 people, including two Australians, have been safely evacuated from an Emirates plane that burst into flames after performing an emergency landing in Dubai. The airline said the incident was not security-related. One firefighter died while fighting the large blaze
A former Reserve Bank of Australia board member has come out in support of an inquiry into the banks. John Edwards finished a five-year term on the RBA board last week and told 7.30 "some kind of inquiry would be helpful"
Police in Western Australia are trying to identify a woman who died after being dumped at a Perth hospital. They have released images of several of her tattoos in a bid to solve the mystery
ABC political reporters Anna Henderson and Matthew Doran welcome special guest ABC boss Michelle Guthrie in the latest Dishonourable Members podcast. They'll bring you the latest on Pauline Hanson's Facebook broadcast, lament the #Ruddsplosion and farewell outgoing MP Ewen Jones.
Here's what's coming up:
7:50am AEST: Nationals Riverina MP Michael McCormack will be on Radio National
8:10am AEST: English physicist Professor Brian Cox will be on News Breakfast
9:00am AEST: Donald Trump will hold a rally in Jacksonville, Florida
2:30pm AEST: The second Test between Sri Lanka and Australia will kick off at the Galle International Stadium
Two Australians were among 300 people safely evacuated from an Emirates plane that burst into flames after being forced to perform an emergency landing at Dubai International Airport, the airline says.
A former board member of the Reserve Bank of Australia adds his voice to the calls for an inquiry into the banks and says the big banks should pass on the official interest rate cut in full.
The New York Police Department chief joins a growing list of people calling Donald Trump unfit to lead, saying the Republican mogul "scares the hell" out of him.
Prominent elder Tom Calma calls on Nigel Scullion to resign, as locals confront the Indigenous Affairs Minister during his visit to a remote community.
Reports of a "rampant" increase in the amount of chlamydia in the population due to young people having more sex because of hook-up apps like Tinder are false and misleading, health experts say.
Police trying to identify a woman who died after being dumped at a hospital in Perth release a description of her and images of several tattoos found on her body in a bid to solve the mystery.
Archaeologists offer a first-look at the site where 80 skeletons — which could date back to 632BC — with their wrists clamped by iron shackles lie in a mass grave in an ancient Greek cemetery.
Nearly 120,000 units of digital currency Bitcoin worth about $US72 million ($94.8 million) is stolen from the exchange platform, Bitfinex, in Hong Kong, making it the second-biggest security breach ever of such an exchange.
A US company wins government permission to send a robotic lander to the Moon next year, the firm's founder says, marking the first time the United States has cleared a private space mission to fly beyond Earth's orbit.
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