It might not seem like the most likely place to find new treatments for disease, but milk from Tasmanian devils could be the new weapon in the war against superbugs and maybe even cancer.
Here's what's coming up:
8:00pm AEDT: Sally Faulkner speaks to Australian Story about the attempt to get her children back from Lebanon
8:35pm AEDT: Four Corners will speak to young refugees trapped in limbo on Nauru
9:30pm AEDT: Greens leader Richard Di Natale and industrial relations expert Grace Collier are among the guests on Q&A
South Australian Family First senator Bob Day says he's leaving the Senate and needs to "start again and repay all debts" as his Home Australia building company goes into liquidation. Follow live.
Iraq says its forces have begun the battle to capture the ancient city of Mosul from Islamic State — but the insurgency will persist long after the coalition declares "mission accomplished", writes correspondent Matt Brown.
Property may be the hottest investment game in town, but a leading Australian economist warns over-supplied inner-city apartment markets in Melbourne and Brisbane are about to become poor investment.
Australian woman Sara Connor and British man David Taylor, who are accused of murdering a policeman in Bali, are transferred to Kerobokan prison ahead of their trial.
Brisbane mother Sally Faulkner reveals in detail the story behind a desperate attempt to get her children back from Beirut, which landed her in jail along with a 60 Minutes crew and a child recovery team.
A father takes his own life after stabbing two work colleagues at an accountancy firm in Victoria's east, with police describing the attack as "out of character".
A South Australian woman who starved her pet Chihuahua to death before throwing it in a bin is in custody while she awaits sentencing in an unusual move applauded by the RSPCA.
The jury in the Gable Tostee murder trial retires to consider its verdict, after Justice John Byrne told members they must not rely on intuition and guesswork in reaching a decision.
The fate of three Australians from James Packer's Crown group remains unclear, three days after they were detained in China for alleged gambling crimes.
The trauma inflicted on children by the Syria crisis is again highlighted by footage of a young boy left dangling from a building after an air strike in Aleppo.
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