The Federal Government will soon move to ban refugees and asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru from ever coming to Australia, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says.
The parents of Brisbane City Council bus driver Manmeet Alisher have not yet learned of his death in a fiery attack, says a family friend speaking on behalf of Mr Alisher's distressed brother, Amit.
The Gold Coast theme park, where four people died last Tuesday, hires retired police inspector Mike McKay, who assisted recovery efforts after the Grantham flood disaster of 2011, on the recommendation of Queensland's Police Commissioner.
Hillary Clinton hits out at the FBI for releasing a letter advising that the bureau is investigating more emails so close to the election, describing it as "deeply troubling" and "pretty strange".
The family of Andrew Gaskell, missing for over a week in Malaysia, issues a heartfelt message to authorities and locals who are still working to find the backpacker.
Air traffic controllers and some pilots are raising serious safety concerns over plans to axe 900 jobs at Airservices Australia, the organisation controlling skies at the country's major airports.
Tara Kehoe, who as a teenager in 1996 helped to torture and murder 18-year-old Tracy Muzyk in Adelaide, is found dead after escaping from an external work program as part of her pre-release from jail.
Parents returning to the workforce after the birth of a child are turning to creative child minding solutions — including asking their own parents to travel from overseas.
Five people who suffered "significant burns" in a fire on a boat in waters near South Stradbroke Island are transported to hospitals in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
There are only a handful of people still alive who remember a time before India and Pakistan became bitter rivals. James Bennett found one of them while doing a story about cricket bats in northern Punjab.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein foreshadowed a key concept in evolutionary biology formally defined by scientists a century after the man-made monster shambled across the pages of the 19th century novel, an academic study has found.
Iceland's anti-establishment Pirate Party makes major gains in the country's election, winning more than 13 per cent of the vote in early counting behind the Independence Party and the Left-Green Movement.
Mexico's capital city is holding its first ever "day of the dead" parade, complete with floats, giant skeleton marionettes and more than a thousand actors, dancers and acrobats.
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