A proposal to lift the ban on the controversial Adler shotgun has been welcomed by a Nationals senator. The New South Wales Deputy Premier Troy Grant is behind the proposal, but the ban can't be lifted without the approval of more states and territories
The National Broadband Network is standing behind its chairman's decision to write an opinion piece during the election campaign after raids on a Labor office. That's despite warnings from senior Government officials at the time against publishing the piece
A proposal by the New South Wales Deputy Premier and Police Minister to make it easier to import the controversial Adler shotgun is welcomed by a Nationals senator as "appropriate".
A woman found dead alongside her family in a Sydney murder-suicide case was a fighter and an amazing mother, say friends who she worked with at a school for children with disabilities.
The Federal Government's plans to make young jobseekers wait for a month to access unemployment benefits look set to be defeated in the Senate, with the Nick Xenophon Team labelling them "fundamentally unfair".
The National Broadband Network stands by its chairman's decision to write an opinion piece during the election campaign, despite warnings from Government officials.
Residents of Mosul say the Islamic State group is using civilians as human shields as Iraqi and Kurdish forces capture outlying villages in their advance on the jihadists' stronghold.
A call for marriage equality from Australia's first openly gay, Indigenous parliamentarian and an apology from the new CLP leader are among the stirring moments from the maiden speeches that opened the NT Parliament.
Nigeria's Government is negotiating the release of another 83 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram in 2014, but more than 100 others appear unwilling to leave their Islamic extremist captors, a community leader says.
Syrian rebels reject Russia's offer of a withdrawal of fighters from Aleppo after Moscow announced a halt in air raids which it said was designed to allow insurgents to leave.
Authorities in Peru investigate the deaths of more than 10,000 critically endangered Titicaca water frogs, whose bodies were found floating in the waters of Lake Titicaca.
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