Police are digging up the rural property of the foster family that Tiahleigh Palmer lived with when she was allegedly murdered. Her school uniform and backpack have never been found
A group of nurses is posting photos on social media showing the global travels of an emoji poo toy. Why, you ask? They're colorectal nurses and they want to raise awareness of bowel cancer
Game of Thrones won big at the Emmys and Donald Trump Jr managed to make Skittles controversial. Remember these stories? Well, you can test your knowledge with this week's news quiz.
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7:50pm AEST: The Geelong Cats play the Sydney Swans in an AFL preliminary final at the MCG
7:55pm AEST: The Cronulla Sharks play the North Queensland Cowboys in an NRL preliminary final in Sydney
11:00pm AEST: PM Malcolm Turnbull departs Washington for Honolulu after an intelligence briefing at the Pentagon
11:00pm AEST: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov addresses the UN General Assembly. Other speakers include Yemen's President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi and North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Su-yong
The mother of slain 12-year-old Tiahleigh Palmer speaks out for the first time since her daughter's accused killer was charged, saying she won't let her death be in vain.
Labor lays out a number of starting points for negotiations on the Government's stalled plan to hold a same-sex marriage plebiscite ahead of a planned meeting with the Attorney-General in Brisbane next week.
Lawyers say a class action in Queensland over unpaid wages to Aboriginal people is setting a national precedent, as dozens more come forward in other states to say they were not paid properly.
Byron Bay woman Sara Connor, who is accused of murdering a police officer in Bali more than a month ago, will likely face more interrogation today about the location of the officer's mobile phone, her lawyers say.
Education Minister Simon Birmingham says he is not expecting to broker a final deal on the highly-charged school funding debate as he meets state and territory counterparts in Adelaide today.
An "unprecedented hardware malfunction" caused the Australian share market to shut down on Monday, according to a report on the disruptions released by the ASX.
The family of the African-American man shot dead by police in North Carolina views video of the episode, but a lawyer for the family of Keith Scott says it is unclear if he was holding a gun when killed.
A former Catholic school teacher who indecently assaulted at least a dozen children in New South Wales in the 1970s and 80s will spend at least three years behind bars.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull emerges optimistic about gains in the fight against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq, following a meeting with the US defence secretary Ash Carter in Washington.
The Ernies are one award you do not want to win — trophies are handed out to those who have the uttered the year's most sexist remarks. This year, Pauline Hanson, Eddie McGuire, Andrew Bolt and Mark Latham are among the winners.
Iceland has a limited list of authorised given names, managed by the official Names Committee, which regularly adds monikers to the list at parents' request.
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