A court has heard the foster brother of slain Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer was worried that he might have impregnated her. Trent Thorburn, 19, was denied bail after being charged with incest, perjury and attempting to pervert the course of justice. His father Rick has been charged with Tiahleigh's murder
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced Australia will take refugees from Central America as part of its annual intake, which will now remain at 18,750 on an ongoing basis
In an Australian first, the Sunshine Coast town of Maroochydore is ditching wheelie bins, and instead installing a six-and-a-half kilometre system of underground vacuum pipes in the new CBD
In a land of beaches and bikinis, what's it like to wear a hijab? Sara Gadalla shares her story ahead of her appearance on Hack Live: Aussie Patriots, which airs on ABC2 tomorrow
Here's what's coming up:
7:30pm AEST: The FFA Cup quarter-finals are on: Blacktown City v Sydney FC and Melbourne City v Western Sydney Wanderers
10:00pm AEST: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hosts an event with world leaders to discuss the Paris climate deal
11:30pm AEST: The UN Security Council meets to discuss failing peace efforts in Syria. US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are scheduled to speak
The foster brother accused of incest with slain Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer raised fears he may have gotten the 12-year-old pregnant, his bail application hears.
An Iranian woman who was whisked away into detention in both Brisbane and Darwin as a teenager is released after fighting the case for almost two years.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announces Australia will take refugees from Central America as part of its annual intake, which will remain at the 2018-19 goal of almost 19,000 a year.
The lawyer for the family of slain child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey denounces a CBS documentary theorising she was killed by her brother, Burke Ramsey, as a "false and unprofessional television attack" and threatens to sue the network for libel.
Actress Angelina Jolie files for a divorce from actor Brad Pitt, her lawyer says, signalling the end of one of Hollywood's most glamorous and powerful couples.
Cows are suffering and dying from bovine anaemia because farmers are being denied access to a drug which has been approved in at least 20 countries, dairy owners in eastern Victoria say.
Labor is yet to confirm whether it will back the Government's proposed extension of the mutual obligation concept used in the "no jab, no pay" policyto other areas of welfare, despite warning the Coalition against funding cuts.
A Sydney man charged after allegedly trying to dump 100 kilograms of cannabis stalks and leaves at a Canberra recycling centre last month is refused bail.
Male widow spiders avoid becoming a post-coital snack by biting through the carapaces of immature females and depositing their sperm in the wound, scientists say.
The actions of an Alice Springs teacher are being investigated by the education department after he posted on a public Facebook forum that the "lifestyle choice" of "gays" was "inherently wrong".
The man who took the photo used in a Donald Trump Jr tweet comparing Skittles to Syrian refugees says he is a former refugee himself, and that he did not give permission for the photo's use.
A dying US woman says goodbye over FaceTime to her husband who passed away in another state more than 5 hours away after failed attempts to reunite them.
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