North Korea has fired three ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast, according to South Korea's Office of Joint Chiefs of Staff. It came hours after the leaders of South Korea and China, the North's main diplomatic ally, met on the sidelines of the G20 summit in China
A royal commission has heard boys were forced to wear tight belts and find window seats to stop a Marist Brother molesting them during class at a Newcastle high school
A Melbourne teenager who planned to behead a police officer at an Anzac Day march in 2015 has been sentenced to 10 years in prison
The latest episode of the Dishonourable Members podcast is now available for free download. Join ABC political reporters Matthew Doran and Anna Henderson as they discuss what went down in week one of the 45th Parliament.
Here's what's coming up:
5:30pm AEST: A town hall meeting will be held in the Queensland town of Oakey, so residents can hear from Defence officials about a report's findings into contaminated groundwater
6:05pm AEST: Acting PM Barnaby Joyce will be on RN Drive
7:30pm AEST: The presidents of China and the US are expected to hold a press conference at the closing of the G20 summit in Hangzhou
8:00pm AEST: Australian Story travels with filmmaker and actor Damon Gameau, of That Sugar Film, as he helps revitalise an Indigenous community's healthy eating initiative
9:30pm AEST: Q&A will mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death in a live broadcast from the Sydney Opera House
1:00am AEST Tuesday: Play will resume at the US Open in New York
A Melbourne teenager who planned to behead a police officer as part of an Anzac Day terrorist attack designed to "strike fear into the community" is sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg brushes off a dissenting report released by two board members of the Government's main climate change advisory body, saying the views expressed by the climate scientists are not in line with the vast majority.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he is confident of a "strong" free trade agreement with Britain after meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May at the G20.
A child abuse survivor tells a royal commission he punched a Marist Brother "hard in the head" after being subjected to horrific abuse at his Catholic high school.
Ella Tromp is charged with stealing a car and possessing the proceeds of crime, a day after expressing relief her missing father Mark Tromp was found alive in Wangaratta.
The competition watchdog is investigating whether or not telecommunications companies should be forced to provide mobile phone roaming services for all Australians.
Two young Canberra boys whose mother Tara Costigan was killed in an axe attack by her former partner last year have written of their guilt, in letters read to the sentencing hearing of her killer Marcus Rappel.
A sports carnival activity that led to a 12-year-old boy being crushed to death by a Toyota troop carrier was "manifestly dangerous", the Northern Territory coroner finds.
Australian author and social commentator Richard Neville, who made a splash in Australia and the UK with the counterculture magazine Oz, dies at the age of 74.
Chookie, the political heavyweight, was known for wandering the streets, catching the school bus and coming out on top in a stoush with the local council. Now his story is back in the spotlight.
A tarmac row between United States and Chinese officials as President Barack Obama arrived in the city of Hangzhou prompted the posting — and prompt deleting — of an uncharacteristically sarcastic tweet by a US spy agency.
Public housing tenants like Melbourne woman Christine (pictured) could be beneficiaries of a Victorian State Government move to hand over social housing assets worth $500 million to Aboriginal Housing Victoria.
The Federal Government intensifies its attacks on Labor frontbencher Sam Dastyari over his acceptance of funds linked to China, calling for him to be dumped from the Opposition frontbench.
AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan defends the league's initial pay offer to female footballers, saying next year's women's league is beginning from a "standing start" despite bumper TV ratings on Saturday night.
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