A meeting between Attorney-General George Brandis and shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus on plans for a same-sex marriage plebiscite has ended with no sign of a compromise
6:00pm AEST: Labor MP and Shadow Assistant Minister for Equality Terri Butler will be on RN Drive to discuss her meeting on the same-sex marriage plebiscite Attorney-General George Brandis
7:30pm AEST: The AFL Brownlow Medal ceremony will begin at the Crown Casino in Melbourne
8:00pm AEST: Australian Story looks at how the 1947 trial of Reginald Brown for the murder of Bronia Armstrong has been called into question
9:30pm AEST: SA politicians Jay Weatherill, Simon Birmingham and Penny Wong join the Q&A panel live in Adelaide
A 17-year-old surfer, who once rejected the need for shark nets, is in hospital after being bitten on the upper-thigh while surfing at Lighthouse Beach at Ballina, on the New South Wales far north coast.
The much-hyped same-sex marriage plebiscite meeting between Attorney-General George Brandis and his Opposition counterpart Mark Dreyfus ends with no sign of a compromise in sight.
A leading lawyer specialising in miscarriages of justice casts doubt on the conviction in an historic Brisbane murder case, almost 70 years after an accountant was sent to jail for killing his typist.
What will Donald Trump do and how will Hillary Clinton react? That's the reason 100 million Americans, many of whom loathe both of these nominees, are expected to tune in to the first presidential debate of the 2016 race.
Lawyers for a group of teen detainees tell Darwin's Supreme Court their clients were held in an isolation unit for up to 17 days and were "desperately unhappy" when they were gassed.
A 14-year-old girl with a history of drug abuse, mental health problems and sexual exploitation spent the night on the streets after Victorian authorities could not find a suitable residential care unit for her.
New South Wales Premier Mike Baird tours the flood-hit town of Forbes, in the state's central west, where he warns of the potential for more flooding and thanks the SES for its efforts.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos, whose 1968 Olympic podium salute became an enduring symbol of the fight for racial equality, are invited by the US Olympic Committee to join them at a gala dinner at the White House.
The kind gesture of one man to help another by paying for his fuel at a petrol station on the New South Wales-Victorian border has gone viral on social media.
A North Carolina high school history teacher sparks widespread controversy after he allegedly stomps on an American flag during a lesson about the First Amendment.
UK grower David Thomas breaks the record for the world's heaviest red cabbage, last set in 1925, with his 23.2-kilogram vegetable at the National Giant Vegetables Championship.
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