The Federal Court will rule this morning on a long running Freedom of Information dispute between Attorney-General George Brandis and his Labor counterpart Mark Dreyfus. Mr Dreyfus is seeking access to Senator Brandis' diary
Karl Stefanovic has been nominated for a LGBTI award for an on-air apology after using the offensive slur "tranny". Reaction to the nomination has been mixed, to say the least
Europe's Rosetta spacecraft has spotted its tiny washing machine-sized lander Philae that was thought to be lost forever. Philae had a rough landing in 2014, and bounced several times before landing in a shadowy ditch, outside of the Sun's battery-replenishing rays
Here's what's coming up:
10:30am AEST: The Royal Commission into the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre will hold a directions hearing
2:00pm AEST: A man who used his five-year-old nephew to sell drugs will be sentenced in New South Wales
2:30pm AEST: The Reserve Bank will meet to decide on interest rates
The parents of a baby girl who suffered permanent brain damage when she was accidentally administered laughing gas say she is experiencing constant seizures and must be fed through a tube.
Malcolm Turnbull meets with Francois Hollande on the sidelines of the G20, telling the President the French contractor's leak of sensitive data about the submarines was unacceptable.
Liberal Party backbencher Cory Bernardi joins Labor's call to ban foreign political donations in the wake of claims Senator Sam Dastyari has been influenced by Chinese Government-linked donations.
Europe's Rosetta spacecraft finally spots its tiny lander Philae, thought to be lost forever, stuck in a ditch on the surface of a comet hurtling through space.
Samsung Australia is voluntarily recalling over 50,000 of its Galaxy Note7 smartphones after discovering the batteries of some phones exploded while they were charging.
A long-running legal dispute over a Labor bid to inspect the list of meetings Attorney-General George Brandis had with interest groups ahead of the 2014 budget is likely to be concluded today.
Around 61 million children are left behind in China's rural villages and towns while their parents work in the big cities, and many of the 'left-behind' kids suffer from emotional trauma, depression or anxiety.
Parents are calling for new warning labels on a common asthma tablet that has been linked to cases of suicidal thoughts and depression in children as young as four.
Karl Stefanovic is nominated for an award for his service to NSW's LGBTI community after he made an "earnest" apology to the transgender community for being an "ignorant tool" by using the slur "tranny" on air.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte calls Barack Obama a "son of a whore" as he vows not to be lectured by the US leader on human rights when they meet in Laos.
The Acting Prime Minister, who is being treated for skin cancer for the third time this year, says he is a "lesson to all" on why Australians should take greater care in the sun.
Chinese officials reject suggestions they intentionally failed to provide the US President with a staircase and criticise the media for not respecting the host nation's rules on where to stand.
In the 1950s, Wittenoom's streets were literally paved with asbestos. Today, almost 10 years since the town was declared too dangerous to live in, three people still refuse to leave.
A toothy, dolphin-like predator which prowled the oceans in the Jurassic era, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, is uncovered by a Scottish museum after it lay buried for 50 years.
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