A surfer has been bitten on the leg by a shark at Byron Bay in northern NSW, a day after hundreds of people gathered at nearby Ballina to protest against the planned installation of shark nets
6:00pm AEDT: French authorities will begin dismantling the Calais migrant camp known as "the Jungle"
8:00pm (in your timezone): Australian Story will air part two of its report on Sally Faulkner, who was involved in an attempt to take back her children in Lebanon
9:30pm (in your timezone): Former editor-in-chief of The Australian, Chris Mitchell, joins Arthur Sinodinos and Tanya Plibersek on Q&A
Sally Faulkner and her children Lahela and Noah were lucky not to have been hurt or even killed during the doomed bid to retrieve them in April from a Hezbollah-controlled part of Beirut, where security is tightly controlled.
An Australian syndicate's claim that its $386 million offer for the Kidman cattle empire is "superior" is questioned by rival bidder Hancock Prospecting, led by Gina Rinehart.
A former Socceroo died in an Adelaide hospital last month after his oxygen supply was connected to his catheter, causing his bladder to burst and lungs to collapse, a coronial inquest hears.
A South Australian woman seeks to avoid jail for her part in the abuse of her husband's young children, who were tortured, beaten, sexually abused, locked in cages and tied to trees for hours on a remote property.
Terrorism charges are dropped against Queensland man Omar Succarieh after he pleads guilty to preparing for incursions into a foreign state and supporting, promoting or engaging in hostile activity.
Goondiwindi mother Alexis Jeffery was strangled or smothered with her own jeans the night before her body was found on a riverbank, a Supreme Court murder trial hears.
Tributes flow on social media for Australian tech and media whiz Leslie Nassar, after the father was killed in an alleged hit-and-run in the United States.
A shark bites a surfer on the leg at a beach south of Byron Bay on the New South Wales north coast, a day after protests against the planned installation of shark nets in the region.
A Central Queensland tradie catches on film a huntsman spider clutching a small mouse and trying to drag it to the top of a fridge where it can eat in peace.
The performance bonuses of top executives in Australia should be linked to the mental wellbeing of their workers, and senior staff should undergo mental health checks with a psychologist every year, Beyond Blue chairman Jeff Kennett says.
Third-placed Daniel Ricciardo steals the show again, this time getting Hollywood star Gerard Butler to do a 'Shoey' after the United States F1 Grand Prix.
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